Tia Warner, LCSW

06/04/2026

Upgrade to a larger office! Still the same amazing building with fantastic people. A larger space means more offerings. Stay tuned!

And yes, it's a little sparse at the moment. A masterpiece is a process!

06/03/2026

Need a mid‑summer pause?
Summer can be full — sometimes too full.
If you’re looking for a space to slow down, reconnect with your body, and learn practical tools for stress reduction, this group might be a good fit.

We start in 7/15/2026. Discount options still available.
Call 207-739-0690 or email [email protected] for more information or to register and reserve your spot.

06/01/2026

Now Growing: In Person Clinical Supervision Circle in Norway, ME

For many of us practicing in rural areas, online supervision has been helpful, but it doesn’t always offer the depth, connection, or grounded presence we need to do this work sustainably.

That’s why I’m opening a, small in person, supervision group in Norway for clinicians in the Oxford Hills and surrounding areas who want a space that feels steady, real, and rooted in community.

Why In Person Matters Here:
In rural practice, we often work in small teams, in siloed roles, or as the only clinician in a setting. Meeting face to face offers something different:
•Stronger connection: real eye contact, shared energy, and the sense of “being in it together.”
•Deeper consultation: conversations flow more naturally, and nuance is easier to catch.
•A break from screens: especially for those of us doing telehealth all day.
•Community grounding: a chance to be with colleagues who understand the realities of rural work.
•More spacious reflection: in person settings support slower, more thoughtful processing.
If you’ve been craving a place where supervision feels human again, this circle may be a good fit.
Group Details
•4 to 6 participants: Once a group is established, it will become a closed cohort to support trust, comfort, and deeper processing. Other groups may be established as needed.
•90-minute sessions
•Monthly Tuesdays from 5:00pm to 6:30pm starting 7/14/2026.
•In-person 180 Main St, Norway, ME
•$50 per session (sliding scale available)

What We’ll Explore
•Case consultation
•Boundaries, ethics, and documentation
•Burnout prevention & sustainable practice
•MaineCare considerations as appropriate

If you’d like to join or learn more, reach out:
📧 [email protected]
📞 207 739 0690
You don’t have to do this work alone; especially out here.

05/27/2026

Mindfulness That’s Actually Doable
You don’t need to sit on a cushion for an hour to feel calmer.
In Cultivating Calm, we focus on short, accessible practices you can use in real life — at work, in the car, during stressful moments, or when you just need a reset.

If that sounds like something you could use this summer, registration is open. Call 207-739-0690 or email [email protected] for more information or to register and reserve your spot

sliding scale(limited), early bird, bring-a-friend, returning participant and agency discounts available

05/19/2026

Looking for a gentle summer reset?
Registration is now open for Cultivating Calm, a 6‑week therapy‑informed mindfulness & stress‑reduction group for adults.
If you’ve been craving a little more steadiness, softness, or breathing room, this might be your summer anchor.

We meet Wednesdays, July 15–August 19, 5:30–7:00 PM at Deering Memorial Community Center in South Paris.

Early Bird and Bring‑a‑Friend discounts available. Spaces are limited, don't miss out on reserving yours.

Reach out at 207-739-0690 or [email protected] for more information or to register.

05/19/2026

What if growth in recovery started with curiosity instead of pressure? 👀

This weekly workshop with Jennifer Small focuses on creating new mental pathways through exploration, personal challenges, and connection. Join us on Mondays at 5pm! 🧠🌱

05/12/2026

Registration Open: Cultivating Calm: 6-week therapy-informed mindfulness & stress reduction group for adults.

If life has been feeling a little too loud, rushed, overwhelming, or “held together with caffeine and a prayer,” this group was created with you in mind.

Together we’ll explore:
• Practical mindfulness skills
• Stress reduction tools that actually fit real life
• Gentle guided practices
• Supportive discussions
• Ways to respond to stress instead of just react to it

No yoga experience, meditation background, or “ability to sit still and think peaceful thoughts” required.

📍 Deering Memorial Community Center – South Paris
📅 Wednesdays July 15 – August 19
⏰ 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM

Discounts available, including:
✨ Bring-a-friend pricing
✨ Early bird registration
✨ Agency/staff rates
✨ Returning participant discount
✨ Limited sliding scale spots

Feel free to message me with questions or to register!
📧 [email protected]
📞 207-739-0690

(And yes, staring at aesthetically stacked rocks is completely optional.)

05/08/2026

We’re hiring a Peer Support Specialist at The HILLS Recovery Center 💚

We’re looking for someone who brings personal experience, compassion, healthy boundaries, and a genuine belief in people’s ability to grow, heal, and recover. Please help us spread the word by sharing this with anyone you know who may be a good fit for our team!

🔗Apply or learn more here: https://www.indeed.com/job/peer-support-specialist-pss-01b4be7aac4d62ba

05/08/2026

01/11/2026

SEE FLYER FOR DATE, LOCATION, AND COST DETAILS
Live/in-person training opportunity. Exploring Ethics while working with individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities and/or autism. This training is for For social workers, case managers, support coordinators, and other professionals working collaboratively with adults with ID/A.
Learning Objectives:
Identify core ethical principles in case management.
Navigate common ethical challenges in ID/A support.
Apply ethical decision-making to real-life cases.
Maintain healthy professional boundaries.
Support autonomy, choice, and equity in services.
Recognize and manage ethical stress.
About the Presenter:
Tia Warner, LCSW, is a licensed clinical social worker with over 15 years of experience in social services. She operates a private practice in Norway, Maine, providing trauma-informed, person-centered care integrating mindfulness with cognitive and dialectical behavioral approaches. With a background spanning direct support, case management, compliance, and utilization review, Tia brings extensive insight into ethical practice across systems serving individuals with ID/A and other vulnerable populations. In her presentation, “Supporting Individuals with ID/A: Ethical Considerations for Case Managers and Service Providers,” she explores real-world ethical challenges and practical guidance for professionals in the field.

Spaces are limited! For more info or to register contact Tia Warner at 207-739-0690 or [email protected]