Nick Clark, MA, MS

Clinician

Nick (they/them) is a Registered Mental Health Counseling Intern at the Nook. They received their Master’s degree from Southern New Hampshire University in Mental Health Counseling. Nick also holds a Master of Science from the University of Florida in Family, Youth, and Community Sciences where they created a youth advocacy program to educate teens through DC and Marvel Comics. Nick’s background led them to work with college students and faculty, teaching classes about advocacy and understanding basic terminology for the LGBTQIA+ community as a guest lecturer for eight years.

Nick’s clinical experience includes working with those who experience and live with neurodivergence (AuDHD), depression, anxiety, chronic illness and pain, and those who practice ethical non-monogamy. They focus on intersectionality to understand how a client’s experiences and background affect their lives in all aspects.

Nick is passionate about helping marginalized folks feel safe and understood. As someone who is part of multiple marginalized communities, they prioritize creating a space that feels safe for everyone to show up authentically, especially clients whose experiences aren’t “the norm.”

Nick is a person-centered, multi-cultural therapist with a concentration in intersectionality and trauma-informed care. They work to provide a safe, nonjudgmental space filled with laughter where a client can express themselves freely. Nick believes that every client deserves respect, safety, and a place to be who they are.

When Nick isn’t in the office, they are writing novels, reading fantasy and sci-fi books, gaming (physical systems and a few PC ones), and spending time with their friends and family.

“Take a day to heal from the lies you’ve told yourself and the ones that have been told to you.” – Maya Angelou.