Allie Fish, LCSW, M.ED, PEL

Allie is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over a decade of experience supporting children, adolescents, and their families, with a deep specialty in school-based mental health. She specializes in working with teens navigating stress, trauma, anxiety, depression, behavioral difficulties, school-related issues, social and emotional struggles, grief and loss, and family conflict and transitions such as divorce and separation. She also helps young people navigate challenges related to ADHD, ASD, PTSD, and developmental delays.

Allie's deep connection to the athletic community is rooted in her own diverse journey as an athlete and coach. Growing up, she channeled her competitive drive into tennis and basketball before later transitioning to playing competitive ultimate frisbee at the national level. This lifelong passion for sports naturally led her into coaching, where she has guided high school athletes across a wide array of sports, including tennis, lacrosse, and boys varsity football. In her current role as an Assistant Athletic Director, she actively supports student-athletes and athletic programs through the busy Fall and Spring seasons. This extensive background provides her with a genuine understanding of the unique pressures, team dynamics, and mental health challenges teens face in highly competitive environments.

Allie brings a warm, empathetic, and strengths-based approach to every therapeutic relationship, creating a nurturing, supportive, and safe environment where children and teens can express their thoughts, emotions, and concerns. Her genuine, caring nature helps young clients feel comfortable and understood, building a strong therapeutic foundation rooted in trust.

In her spare time, Allie enjoys running, cycling, anything Peloton, and spending time with friends and family, all while chasing her two young sons.