Moises Roman-Pomales

Moises Roman-Pomales provides compassionate, personalized care to help patients navigate life's challenges and build a stronger sense of well-being. Serving adults and seniors across Rhode Island, he creates a safe and supportive environment where individuals and couples can work through difficulties, strengthen coping skills, and find pathways toward meaningful change. His approach combines clinical expertise with empathy, allowing patients to feel both supported and empowered in their mental health journey. Moises specializes in treating conditions such as anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder, as well as supporting couples through relationship challenges. He also works with individuals navigating later life transitions, medical concerns, and trauma-related experiences. His services include both individual and couples therapy, with a focus on building trust, resilience, and strategies for long-term stability. By incorporating Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness practices, and couples counseling, Moises tailors each session to fit the unique needs of his patients. He additionally offers support with psychological documentation needs such as disability paperwork, and he has a deep commitment to helping individuals recently discharged from psychiatric hospitals adjust and transition with care. Moises is especially passionate about supporting diverse populations, including LGBTQ+ individuals, first responders, those living with head injuries, and military veterans. His work emphasizes respect, inclusivity, and recognition of the unique challenges these communities face, ensuring care that is both affirming and effective. Outside of his clinical work, Moises practices what he teaches by prioritizing self-care and balance. He enjoys running, beach days, traveling, camping, hiking, and attending music festivals. At home, he finds joy in video games, tending plants, and spending time with his cat, Raven. He also has a passion for food and connection, enjoying new restaurants and embracing pizza as both comfort food and a way to bring people together.