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Supporting Change, Reducing Harm

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Katherine Clemes and Zoi Andalcio
Who We Are

Supportive Minds is a specialty outpatient mental health and addiction practice dedicated to inclusivity, community, and harm reduction. We provide care to adults, adolescents, and traditionally underserved or vulnerable populations, utilizing a variety of evidence-based clinical models of care. Our services are available in-office, in the community, or virtually to best meet the needs of our clients. As a minority-owned business, we are proud to serve and uplift diverse communities.


At Supportive Minds, we are committed to supporting your mental health, wellness, and personal growth, wherever you may be on your recovery journey. You deserve respect for your autonomy, meaningful human connection, and a safe space to create the positive change you seek in your life.


To us, practicing harm reduction goes beyond providing tools for safer consumption. It is about resisting practices that take away bodily autonomy and dignity of risk.

Our Team

Katherine Clemens

Katherine Clemens

Co-founder

I enjoy working with teens and adults who identify on the LGBTQIA+ spectrum, as well as anyone feeling stuck or uncertain about their identity and purpose regardless of age, sexuality, and gender. My practice is rooted in a relational, community-oriented approach where I believe that connection and understanding are key drivers of healing. While I bring my own experience and perspective to our work, I approach therapy with an open heart and a commitment to creating a judgment free space.

I integrate an interpersonal and relational framework, focusing on identity, context, and values. My work combines Integrative Harm Reduction Psychotherapy (IHRP), Mentalization-Based Therapy (MBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) and Motivational Interviewing (MI). In addition to the modalities that I am trained in, I maintain focus on the influence of the systems surrounding us all and their impact on mental health and individual experiences of self.

Issues that I commonly treat include disconnection, identity confusion, self-esteem, anxiety, attachment wounds, trauma, self-harm, problematic sexual behavior, depression, and addiction (chemical and process).

People I've worked with have described me as thoughtful, patient, and open-minded. I have historically worked well with people who have had negative experiences in therapy in the past. I believe that everyone deserves to heal, no matter where you've been and what labels have been placed on you in the past.

In my free time I enjoy boxing, making and listening to heavy music, and spending time outdoors with my wife and our dogs.

Zoi Andalcio

Co-founder

My approach to therapy is person-centered, collaborative, empowerment-focused, and rooted in evidence-based practices. I strive to create a therapeutic space grounded in curiosity rather than judgment. As a harm reduction-oriented therapist, I draw from extensive training in Integrated Harm Reduction Psychotherapy, Motivational Interviewing, Mentalization-Based Therapy, Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT), and other contextual and person-centered modalities.


My work is centered on creating safe, inclusive, and affirming spaces—especially for individuals marginalized by the stigma surrounding mental illness, substance use, high-risk behaviors, race, gender, and differing political realities. I believe in using the tools of mental health and psychology to support social justice and collective liberation. I work closely with people who use substances and navigate complex co-occurring medical and psychiatric challenges. At the core of my practice is a commitment to helping people feel truly seen, and to supporting their journey toward self-efficacy, healing, and empowerment.


To sustain my work, I prioritize two things; my health and my family. I enjoy staying active through engaging in physical exercise and different wellness practices. I'm grateful to share my life with my wife and our children.


Zoi Andalcio

We are committed to providing an inclusive therapeutic space for all identities and remain steadfast in supporting the dismantlement of cultural and institutional barriers that prevent good mental health for all people. We also want to acknowledge that we are on Native land. We denounce the erasure of Native history, culture and people that is both historical and ongoing. We acknowledge that our therapy practice is located on Naumkeag, Pawtucket and Massachusett native land.

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