Meet The Board
CARLA R. ROSINSKI, PhD, LMHC, CSTExecutive Director Carla began her private practice in 2011 after working over a decade in community mental health, trauma informed care and HIV services. She relocated back to the North Shore in 2016 and joined the PPC as part of her efforts to create community and connection with other clinicians. She joined the board in 2020. Carla is a Licensed Mental Health Clinician, AASECT certified sex therapist, and a certified member of the WPATH global education initiative. She received a PhD in Counseling Psychology from Lesley University with an emphasis on Transformative Leadership, Applied Research, and Education. As a queer therapist Carla has a commitment to supporting the LGBTQ+ communities and increasing access to queer and gender affirming healthcare. In addition to clinical work Carla is an activist and educator with a passion for supporting clinical development with new and seasoned clinicians. She is currently an adjunct professor for graduate courses including human sexuality and frequent lecturer for sex therapy certification training. Contact information: ppcSalem@gmail.com |
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KIMBERLY T. HUTCHINS, LMHC
President Kim has been a member of the Private Practice Colloquium since 2006, which was also the beginning of her private practice career on the North Shore. She joined to gain support and collaboration with other area practitioners. She found it invaluable and wanted to become more a part of it. She joined the Executive Committee shortly following becoming a Member and she joined the Board upon its incorporation in 2011. She has been involved in the transition of the committee to a board and has served in the roles of Secretary, Clerk and now President since 2015. Kim is committed to her participation on the Board and with the PPC Membership and enjoys the collaboration, support and professional development of those in private practice. Kim holds a Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Northeastern University and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Maine. Kim’s professional experience includes working in various settings, using multiple modalities in her work with children and families. She serves on various other committees, including the Youth At Risk conference and with volunteering groups and likes to be involved in her community and with her colleagues. |
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Clerk Trained in Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), SPACE modalities, mindfulness-based practices, and feminist therapies, Amanda employs evidence-based techniques to address a wide range of experienced challenges. Amanda is deeply committed to affirming and celebrating neurodiversity and gender diverse/queer identities, ensuring that therapy is tailored to meet the unique needs and experiences of each client as they see themselves. Amanda has been practicing for 15 years and is working on completing her doctorate. |
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ERIN UZARSKI, LMHC
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Matthew G. Doyle, LICSW
Member at Large
Matthew G. Doyle, LICSW; Founding Director and Owner of Castle Hill Counseling & Consulting, Inc., brings over 25 years of
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experience in the mental health and education fields; working with individual children, adolescents, and families directly, and in a diverse range of program start-up, community, and organizational leadership roles. Matthew provides extensive training on home-based intervention, family therapy, attachment, trauma-informed intervention, and school avoidance/anxiety in addition to his Adjunct Faculty teaching role at a local Master’s in Social Work graduate school program. Matthew was featured in the Boston Globe* in 2017 and interviewed on National Public Radio** in 2017 and 2021.
Liane Mann, LICSW
Member at Large
Liane has provided outpatient mental health services to a broad range of client populations
for over 20 years. Liane joined the PPC in 2016, contributing to past projects and initiatives
as the organization has grown in supporting more clinicians in their work. Through
membership with the PPC, she enjoys the collaborative relationships that she’s developed
with many clinicians with diverse practices across a wider geographical area. She has
worked as an outpatient clinician for many years in a large community behavioral health
system, and later in private group practice. She integrates her advanced training and
certifications in Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Mindfulness, Anxiety, Trauma and
Neuroscience to support clients in achieving their goals.
Liane has significant experience working with individuals dealing with abuse and, or
pathological love relationships. She has volunteered with the National Family Violence
Law Center in Washington, DC and serves in a volunteer advocacy role with the National
Safe Parents Organization (NSPO) to improve the safety of children through evidence-
based legislative policies which put child safety and risks at the forefront of custody
decisions.
In addition to her clinical work, Liane has held a variety of professional roles in Human
Resources for various size organizations, both in the non-profit and for-profit sectors. She
has a solid understanding of workplace operations, challenges, and dynamics that can
impact the well-being of individuals, couples, and families. In the past, she founded and
directed a 501 © (3) organization focused on support and resources for individuals and
families managing asthma and allergies.
Liane is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker and received a Master’s Degree in
Clinical Social Work from Boston College, and a Bachelor of Science in Sociology, minoring
in Psychology from University of Massachusetts.
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