Casey A. Culligan-Benoit, PsyD (she/her) is a clinical psychologist licensed in the state of New Hampshire. Casey earned her BA in psychology from Smith College and her MS and PsyD in clinical psychology from Antioch University New England. During her graduate training Casey created and completed an individualized concentration in multiculturalism and social justice within clinical practice. She has completed training at numerous psychiatric facilities across the Northeast including an APA-accredited predoctoral internship at Stony Brook University Counseling and Psychological Services in New York and an APPIC-accredited postdoctoral fellowship at LifeStance Health in New Hampshire.

In addition to serving as an affiliate faculty member within the Department of Clinical Psychology at Antioch University New England, Casey works as a licensed clinical psychologist in the community specializing in the provision of psychotherapy for adults. Though Casey identifies as a generalist provider—assessing and treating myriad presenting concerns and working with clients with diverse backgrounds and intersecting identities—she has special interests in attachment, complex trauma, emerging adulthood, identity related concerns, relational psychodynamic psychotherapies, feminist and multiculturally informed psychotherapies, ecopsychology, the human-animal bond, and social justice within clinical practice.