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We accept most major insurance plans including: Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS), Tufts, Harvard Pilgrim, Aetna, United Health Care, Optum, and Mass General Brigham.
Telehealth and in-person therapy available
Our objective is to meet you where you are most comfortable. We offer both in-person therapy sessions in our Cambridge, MA office, as well as telehealth options for those who would rather stay home.
We have availability
We know therapy is in high demand. We have have the ability to take on new patients, but space is limited.
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Kayley Walsh - LICSW - Clinic Director
Kayley Walsh - LICSW - Clinic Director
Kayley Walsh - LICSW - Clinic Director
Kayley (she/her) is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker who cares most about providing a judgement free and safe space for anyone seeking therapy. Her diverse experience in both outpatient and hospital/crisis based mental health support work has informed her strengths-based and collaborative approach to her clients.
Kayley works
Kayley (she/her) is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker who cares most about providing a judgement free and safe space for anyone seeking therapy. Her diverse experience in both outpatient and hospital/crisis based mental health support work has informed her strengths-based and collaborative approach to her clients.
Kayley works with adults of all ages, but having worked in hospital systems for over a decade, her personal passion is working with health care workers to help them navigate the complexities of their professional and personal selves. She enjoys celebrating your successes and gives a friendly push when needed, working together to reach your goals!
She provides both in person and virtual mental health services.
You can find out more about Kayley on Psychology Today.
Molly Schwartz - LICSW
Kayley Walsh - LICSW - Clinic Director
Kayley Walsh - LICSW - Clinic Director
Molly (she/her) strongly believes in seeing people as individuals, not as diagnoses, and uses a therapeutic approach that is client-centered, client-directed, and strengths-based. Her style is eclectic, drawing on various modalities and interventions, but always full of empathy, compassion, curiosity, humor, authenticity, and respect.
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Molly (she/her) strongly believes in seeing people as individuals, not as diagnoses, and uses a therapeutic approach that is client-centered, client-directed, and strengths-based. Her style is eclectic, drawing on various modalities and interventions, but always full of empathy, compassion, curiosity, humor, authenticity, and respect.
Having worked in a variety of settings including community-based mental health, hospitals, and schools, she enjoys exploring identity and role changes during major life events and transitions. She believes in the power of building positive and cooperative relationships with our patterns and emotions, especially anxiety.
Molly is trained in perinatal mental health through Postpartum Support International and has previously worked as a therapist in a hospital obstetrics setting; she is especially passionate about supporting individuals and couples in their reproductive journeys.
She provides both in person and virtual mental health services.
You can find out more about Molly on Psychology Today.
Alex Niezgoda MA, R-DMT
Kayley Walsh - LICSW - Clinic Director
Alex Niezgoda MA, R-DMT
Alex’s (she/her) therapeutic style is warm, empathetic, and collaborative. She believes in the inherent
strength of her clients and works alongside them to unlock their potential and achieve their goals.
As a Registered Dance/Movement Therapist, Alex integrates creative expression into her
therapeutic work. She uses breath, rhythm, and movem
Alex’s (she/her) therapeutic style is warm, empathetic, and collaborative. She believes in the inherent
strength of her clients and works alongside them to unlock their potential and achieve their goals.
As a Registered Dance/Movement Therapist, Alex integrates creative expression into her
therapeutic work. She uses breath, rhythm, and movement to help clients access and process
emotions, improve body awareness, and enhance their connection between mind and body.
Incorporating mindfulness practices into her sessions, Alex teaches clients how to stay present
and cultivate a non-judgmental awareness of their thoughts and emotions. Whether through
traditional talk therapy or the expressive arts, Alex is committed to supporting her clients on their
journey toward mental and emotional well-being.
Her clinical philosophy is to utilize her
combined expertise in Dance/Movement Therapy, mental health support, and commitment to personalized, trauma-informed, and culturally sensitive care. Clients can expect a therapeutic
journey that is both transformative and empowering. She strives to provide a safe and supportive environment for individuals to explore the mind-body connection and develop effective coping strategies. Alex is passionate about facilitating positive change in the lives of others and is dedicated to supporting individuals on their path toward holistic well-being.
She provides both in person and virtual mental health services.
You can find out more about Alex on Psychology Today.
Hilary Clausius - LMHC
Hilary Clausius - LMHC
Alex Niezgoda MA, R-DMT
Hilary Clausius (she/her) is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with a MA from Lesley University. She has ten years of experience working with diverse populations in a variety of settings, such as adult day treatment, community counseling centers, high schools, and private practice. She has witnessed radical change across all of these set
Hilary Clausius (she/her) is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with a MA from Lesley University. She has ten years of experience working with diverse populations in a variety of settings, such as adult day treatment, community counseling centers, high schools, and private practice. She has witnessed radical change across all of these settings, and it is what maintains my passion for the work that I do every day.
Hilary has developed a holistic and individualized approach to mental health with careful consideration to environmental context. She aims to be a culturally sensitive therapist at all times.
Hilary is especially eager to work with individuals who struggle with anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, self-esteem, relationship troubles, body image, LGBTQ+ related themes, and difficulties related to life transitions.
Her approach to counseling is very relational, meaning that she utilizes the trusting relationship that you will build together as the foundation for treatment. Hilary likes to make her clients feel comfortable by creating a safe space, going at their pace, and using humor when appropriate. Alongside this approach, Hilary likes to bring in elements of evidence based practices such as Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and mindfulness.
She provides in person and virtual mental health services.
You can find out more about Hilary on Psychology Today.
Bonnie Cannon - LICSW
Hilary Clausius - LMHC
Bonnie Cannon - LICSW
Bonnie (she/her) is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker providing individual counseling with the adult population. She feels that it’s important to provide a safe, non-judgmental space for you where you feel seen and heard. She believes in meeting you where you’re at and supporting you in obtaining the goals that are important t
Bonnie (she/her) is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker providing individual counseling with the adult population. She feels that it’s important to provide a safe, non-judgmental space for you where you feel seen and heard. She believes in meeting you where you’re at and supporting you in obtaining the goals that are important to you.
She will do that by providing space for you to explore your thoughts and feelings where you will be met with empathy, authenticity, humor, compassion and understanding. She believes that therapy is a collaborative process and that it should be a good fit for both people. She invites your feedback and is flexible to changing paths if whatever we’re working on isn’t working for you.
She primarily work with individuals Anxiety, Depression, Life Stressors, PTSD, Life
Transitions, and Grief/Loss/Bereavement. She has extensive experience working with caregivers and dealing with older adult issues including Dementia and Chronic Illness.
She provides virtual mental health services.
You can find out more about Bonnie on Psychology Today.
Stephen Oliver - MA
Hilary Clausius - LMHC
Bonnie Cannon - LICSW
Stephen (he/him) is a therapist that is passionate about both working with individuals through difficult times and also helping them develop the skill sets needed to face the next challenge that arises. In this work, Stephen utilizes a therapeutic approach that combines meeting clients where they are at with evidence based approaches (nam
Stephen (he/him) is a therapist that is passionate about both working with individuals through difficult times and also helping them develop the skill sets needed to face the next challenge that arises. In this work, Stephen utilizes a therapeutic approach that combines meeting clients where they are at with evidence based approaches (namely Cognitive Behavioral Therapy/Dialectical Behavioral Theory approaches) and a judgement free space in hopes of helping therapy feel less like a chore and more like growth.
Stephen has worked with children, adolescents, and adults in various different settings; these settings include suicide prevention hotline work, school involvement, and partial hospitalization level of care. Throughout his time in these different environments, Stephen developed both hands-on experience and a desire to work with clients suffering from anxiety, depression, ADHD, and the symptoms that can follow traumatic experiences.
Additionally, Stephen is excited to help clients ranging from childhood to early adulthood work towards their goals and various skill development. When possible, he also enjoys working with male-presenting individuals in tackling the above challenges while also helping it feel less difficult to openly talk about emotions.
He provides both in person and virtual mental health services.
You can find out more about Stephen on Psychology Today.
Kaileigh Hogan - LMHC
Daphne Cruz-Baez - LICSW
Kaileigh Hogan - LMHC
Kaileigh (she/her) is a Licensed Mental Health Clinician passionate about supporting clients on individual and group levels. She earned her MA from Suffolk University and has experience working with diverse populations and ages in community settings such as hospitals, schools, sober homes, and outpatient clinics.
Kaileigh utilizes a huma
Kaileigh (she/her) is a Licensed Mental Health Clinician passionate about supporting clients on individual and group levels. She earned her MA from Suffolk University and has experience working with diverse populations and ages in community settings such as hospitals, schools, sober homes, and outpatient clinics.
Kaileigh utilizes a humanistic and client-centered approach to promote trust, comfort, and meeting the individual’s needs in a culturally competent manner. She uses a combination of therapeutic modalities including Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, Trauma informed care, and Harm Reduction. She has extensive experience working with individuals experiencing dual diagnosis and substance use, as well as depression, anxiety, trauma, loss, identity exploration, and life transitions.
Kaileigh believes in a collaborative approach between therapist and client; her combination of psychoeducation, skill building, and empathy empowers the client to reach their therapeutic goals.
She provides both in person and virtual therapy.
You can find out more about Kaileigh on Psychology Today.
Emily DePaoli - LMHC
Daphne Cruz-Baez - LICSW
Kaileigh Hogan - LMHC
Emily (she/her) is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who knows the value of a positive therapeutic relationship. She believes in meeting
clients wherever they are in their journey, and fostering a warm, welcoming, and sometimes humorous environment to work towards client
goals.
Her therapeutic approach includes client centered, strengths
Emily (she/her) is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who knows the value of a positive therapeutic relationship. She believes in meeting
clients wherever they are in their journey, and fostering a warm, welcoming, and sometimes humorous environment to work towards client
goals.
Her therapeutic approach includes client centered, strengths based, and solution focused styles, in addition to cognitive
behavioral approaches.
Emily has 5 years of experience working with diverse populations in outpatient community mental health settings. She has specific
experience in integrated behavioral health care, and is passionate about working with clients adjusting to chronic medical conditions,
including HIV/AIDS, as well as general life transitions.
Emily provides telehealth and in-person mental health services for adult clients.
Daphne Cruz-Baez - LICSW
Daphne Cruz-Baez - LICSW
Daphne Cruz-Baez - LICSW
Daphne (ella/she) is passionate about community and is committed to decolonization. She speaks both English and Spanish. She comes from Borinken (Puerto Rico) born and raised. Her decolonization work is deeply tied to her identity as a Boricua. Her awareness of the island’s continued colonization at the hands of the US informs how she rel
Daphne (ella/she) is passionate about community and is committed to decolonization. She speaks both English and Spanish. She comes from Borinken (Puerto Rico) born and raised. Her decolonization work is deeply tied to her identity as a Boricua. Her awareness of the island’s continued colonization at the hands of the US informs how she relates to her work as a therapist, as her goal is to help support, and uplift Black and brown folks.
She’s worked in the mental health field for over a decade, obtaining her Masters in Social Work from Boston College and becoming part of the Latinx Leadership Initiative (LLI).
Daphne specializes in treating eating disorders amongst the BIPOC population. She doesn’t believe the BMI is an accurate predictor of health and believes prescribing diets for eating disorders is backwards.
Daphne is eager to work with adult individuals and couples. Daphne learned throughout her studies that no amount of education can replace lived experiences, especially when it pertains to serving communities that are marginalized. Daphne believes clients are the experts in their lives.
She provides both in person and virtual therapy.
You can find out more about Daphne on Psychology Today.
Mandi Grant - LMHC
Mandi Grant - LMHC
Daphne Cruz-Baez - LICSW
Mandi (she/her) works with individuals of all ages and diverse life paths and backgrounds while specializing in couples and family therapy. With a rich background in community environments and private practice, her experience includes crisis acute care, in-home therapy, and outpatient settings.
Mandi approaches therapy through a narrative
Mandi (she/her) works with individuals of all ages and diverse life paths and backgrounds while specializing in couples and family therapy. With a rich background in community environments and private practice, her experience includes crisis acute care, in-home therapy, and outpatient settings.
Mandi approaches therapy through a narrative lens, firmly believing that everyone’s story deserves to be heard and understood. She integrates humor, pop culture, cinema, music, and cultural insights to explore the motivations behind behaviors and actions, making therapy both engaging and relatable.
With a systemic perspective, Mandi emphasizes the interconnectedness of family and relationship dynamics, viewing each as a unique system influenced by its members and environment.
Her priority is to create a safe and supportive virtual space where couples and families can explore their challenges and strengths.
She provides both in person and virtual therapy.
Anamaría Guzmán Cárdenas - MA R-DMT
Anamaría Guzmán Cárdenas - MA R-DMT
Anamaría Guzmán Cárdenas - MA R-DMT
As a first-generation Colombian immigrant, Anamaria (she/her) brings a wealth of diverse experiences and specialized skills to her mental health practice. She has worked in intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization settings with children, adolescents, and adults from a variety of socio-cultural backgrounds, facing an array of chall
As a first-generation Colombian immigrant, Anamaria (she/her) brings a wealth of diverse experiences and specialized skills to her mental health practice. She has worked in intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization settings with children, adolescents, and adults from a variety of socio-cultural backgrounds, facing an array of challenges.
With a foundation in neuroscience, Anamaria incorporates psychoeducation to help clients identify personalized, evidence-based tools and practices grounded in an understanding of their nervous system's tendencies and needs. These practices are designed to help clients cope with everyday stress, build resilience and work in alignment with their values and physiology in everyday life. Her therapeutic approach integrates trauma-informed therapy, Polyvagal Theory, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), developmental and attachment theory, and mind-body feedback. She also incorporates her expertise in Dance/Movement Therapy to complement and enhance the healing process.
Anamaria specializes in working with individuals navigating anxiety, depression, and trauma recovery—particularly those who tend to rely solely on intellectualizing or rationalizing. She helps clients access and express their emotions and feelings. By prioritizing the integration of mind and body, Anamaria creates a space where clients can explore and embody the full range of their lived experiences.
Anamaria is dedicated to fostering a therapeutic environment characterized by respect, empathy, care, humor, acceptance, and healing.
She provides both in person and virtual mental health services in English or Spanish.
You can find out more about Ana on Psychology Today.
Berkley Singer - LCSW
Anamaría Guzmán Cárdenas - MA R-DMT
Anamaría Guzmán Cárdenas - MA R-DMT
Berkley (she/her) deeply believes that when people are given adequate mental health support, they are capable of change. She is excited to partner with clients to support them in achieving their therapeutic goals.
Having begun her career as a middle school Special Education teacher, Berkley decided to become a therapist after observing th
Berkley (she/her) deeply believes that when people are given adequate mental health support, they are capable of change. She is excited to partner with clients to support them in achieving their therapeutic goals.
Having begun her career as a middle school Special Education teacher, Berkley decided to become a therapist after observing the emotional impact learning differences had on her students. Berkley’s personal experience with dyslexia gives her additional insight into how learning differences affect kids and families, both educationally and emotionally.
Berkley’s work in the community mental health field includes supporting clients with complex issues in family therapy, crisis management, trauma, and domestic violence. She is passionate about social justice issues and strives to create a safe, welcoming, non-judgmental environment in which she can support and challenge clients to be empowered so that they can make self-identified desired changes in their lives.
She provides both in person and virtual mental health services.
You can find out more about Berkley on Psychology Today.
Bri Brennan - LICSW
Anamaría Guzmán Cárdenas - MA R-DMT
Caroline Sheahan - LICSW
Bri (she/her) is a licensed independent social worker who is passionate about providing a welcoming and safe space that meets the unique therapy needs of each individual. Bri’s empathic and strengths-based approach allows individuals to identify and process their emotions while fostering healing, resiliency and change (where desired)!
Bri
Bri (she/her) is a licensed independent social worker who is passionate about providing a welcoming and safe space that meets the unique therapy needs of each individual. Bri’s empathic and strengths-based approach allows individuals to identify and process their emotions while fostering healing, resiliency and change (where desired)!
Bri has worked for several years in healthcare settings; providing clinical support to adults, both inpatient and at home. Bri has a range of experience in working with individuals facing new medical diagnoses, chronic and/or acute health conditions, loss, anxiety, depression and caregiver fatigue. She is passionate about working with individuals facing life transitions, recognizing that change is a vulnerable time for many.
Bri meets individuals where they are at, focusing on what’s most important to them. Her overarching goal is to empower growth in areas that matter most to you!
She provides both in person and virtual mental health services.
You can find out more about Bri on Psychology Today.
Caroline Sheahan - LICSW
Caroline Sheahan - LICSW
Caroline Sheahan - LICSW
Caroline (she/her) approaches mental health support through a humanistic anti-oppressive lens, with a focus on how systems and relationships impact our everyday functioning. She specializes in concerns related to trauma, addiction, and mood disorders. She has previous experience working with individuals impacted by carceral systems. She v
Caroline (she/her) approaches mental health support through a humanistic anti-oppressive lens, with a focus on how systems and relationships impact our everyday functioning. She specializes in concerns related to trauma, addiction, and mood disorders. She has previous experience working with individuals impacted by carceral systems. She values respect, empathy, and compassion, and enjoys building on clients’ existing strengths and interests to help them develop skills to better advocate for themselves.
Trained in EMDR, she helps clients integrate and process traumatic experiences to improve daily functioning. Additionally, as an advocate for social and racial justice, she enjoys incorporating principles of harm reduction and transformative justice in her practice. Caroline believes that trust and the therapeutic alliance between therapist and client are the most essential components of therapy and she welcomes creativity in treatment.
She provides both in person and virtual mental health services.
You can find out more about Caroline on Psychology Today.
Christina Fields - LICSW
Caroline Sheahan - LICSW
Christina Fields - LICSW
Christina (she/her) is adept at and enjoys working with anyone navigating life transitions. She specializes in partnering with females/female-identifying individuals who are managing complex family dynamics, difficult peer relationships, addictions, trauma, or simply the challenges of growth. Her role is to provide a judgment-free space f
Christina (she/her) is adept at and enjoys working with anyone navigating life transitions. She specializes in partnering with females/female-identifying individuals who are managing complex family dynamics, difficult peer relationships, addictions, trauma, or simply the challenges of growth. Her role is to provide a judgment-free space for processing struggles and questions, while guiding and challenging you to confront habitual thought patterns that may be negatively impacting your day-to-day life.
She views therapy holistically, believing that a body at peace is the most powerful body we have for decision-making and conflict resolution. She incorporates elements of breath-work, meditation, grounding exercises, and gentle movement (as desired and appropriate) into sessions for whole-body wellness.
Christina has experience working in smaller, community-based mental health environments, as well as bigger healthcare systems, such as Boston Children's Hospital, with a particular focus on child welfare. She practices a client-first and trauma-informed approach to therapeutic support.
She provides both in person and virtual mental health services.
You can find out more about Christina on Psychology Today.
Heather Wright - LCSW
Caroline Sheahan - LICSW
Christina Fields - LICSW
Heather (she/her) is a Licensed Certified Social Worker who is passionate about reducing stigma around mental health support and creating a supportive environment for all of her clients.
Her experience working in a school-setting with young students diagnosed with learning disabilities, as well as in an adult day treatment program has pro
Heather (she/her) is a Licensed Certified Social Worker who is passionate about reducing stigma around mental health support and creating a supportive environment for all of her clients.
Her experience working in a school-setting with young students diagnosed with learning disabilities, as well as in an adult day treatment program has provided her with diverse experience. Heather utilizes a strengths-based approach and believes in meeting her clients where they are. Additionally, Heather values the importance of trust in a therapy relationship and believes in collaboration with clients when creating goals.
She provides both in person and virtual mental health services.
You can find out more about Heather on Psychology Today.
Jordan Campbell - LICSW
Jordan Campbell - LICSW
Jordan Campbell - LICSW
Jordan (she/her) is passionate about providing a warm and nonjudgmental space for each client to meet their unique, individual needs. She has a background providing various types of mental health support and treatment, from intensive in-home therapy to inpatient hospital settings to school-based counseling.
Jordan approaches therapy from
Jordan (she/her) is passionate about providing a warm and nonjudgmental space for each client to meet their unique, individual needs. She has a background providing various types of mental health support and treatment, from intensive in-home therapy to inpatient hospital settings to school-based counseling.
Jordan approaches therapy from a humanistic lens, pulling from a variety of therapeutic modalities depending on what the client would like to focus on. Jordan works with clients of all ages and values being able to adapt to the changing needs of each client, whether those needs are focused on navigating relationships, improving overall well-being, dealing with life transitions, or working through unresolved trauma. She values bringing humor and compassion into the therapy space and prioritizes building a strong therapeutic relationship so that clients feel safe exploring their needs, strengths, worries, and hopes.
She provides both in person and virtual mental health services.
You can find out more about Jordan on Psychology Today.
Julian Post - LCSW
Jordan Campbell - LICSW
Jordan Campbell - LICSW
Julian (he/they) specializes in working with other members of the LGBTQ+ community, male-identified folks, adolescents and young adults, and those seeking to process and heal from traumatic experiences. As the mixed-race child of a single mother who immigrated to this country to make a better life for him, he wants to carry on his mission
Julian (he/they) specializes in working with other members of the LGBTQ+ community, male-identified folks, adolescents and young adults, and those seeking to process and heal from traumatic experiences. As the mixed-race child of a single mother who immigrated to this country to make a better life for him, he wants to carry on his mission to improve the lives of others by utilizing both his lived and professional experiences. Julian focuses on cultivating a strong relationship with his clients through empathy, humor, and authenticity as he fundamentally believes that doing so ensures the best outcomes long-term.
Drawing upon his rigorous training and prior experiences in healthcare systems, he utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, Narrative Therapy, Solutions-focused, and Strengths-based modalities to treat a variety of different conditions including depression, anxiety, adjustment disorders, PTSD, and ADHD
He provides both in person and virtual mental health services.
You can find out more about Julian on Psychology Today.
Kathryn Hewitt - LCSW
Jordan Campbell - LICSW
Kathryn Hewitt - LCSW
Kathryn has a range of experience working in hospital settings, supporting clients and families with new diagnoses, chronic illness, mental health crises, and end of life. She is a trauma informed therapist who strives to create a nonjudgmental, safe and empowering relationship with her clients. Kathryn approaches mental health support fr
Kathryn has a range of experience working in hospital settings, supporting clients and families with new diagnoses, chronic illness, mental health crises, and end of life. She is a trauma informed therapist who strives to create a nonjudgmental, safe and empowering relationship with her clients. Kathryn approaches mental health support from a strengths based perspective while also helping her clients to challenge any self-limiting beliefs and unhelpful behavior patterns.
Kathryn works with adults of all ages who are experiencing anxiety, depression, life transitions and adjustment. She is particularly passionate about working with clients who are interested in processing traumatic experiences or learning to live with grief and loss. Kathryn believes that therapy is a collaborative process to guide clients on a journey of healing, self-discovery and resilience.
She provides both in person and virtual mental health services.
You can find out more about Kathryn on Psychology Today.
Kristen DeVoe - LICSW
Pritha Ray-Costello - MA
Kathryn Hewitt - LCSW
Kristen (she/her) is a compassionate and experienced therapist who specializes in working with adults facing challenges anxiety, depression, substance use and health related issues. She is trained in evidenced based therapies, such as Motivational Interviewing (MI), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and mindfulness-based interventions an
Kristen (she/her) is a compassionate and experienced therapist who specializes in working with adults facing challenges anxiety, depression, substance use and health related issues. She is trained in evidenced based therapies, such as Motivational Interviewing (MI), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and mindfulness-based interventions and strives to provide a judgement-free and empathic space to experience healing and growth.
With a background in healthcare, Kristen has a particular interest and passion in offering mental health support for individuals and family members impacted by substance use and also in working with individuals and caregivers coping with chronic illness.
She provides both in person and virtual mental health services.
You can find out more about Kristen on Psychology Today.
Pritha Ray-Costello - MA
Pritha Ray-Costello - MA
Pritha Ray-Costello - MA
Pritha (she/her) is interested in the mind-body-soul connection and supporting individuals who struggle with identity, trauma, and self-esteem issues. Pritha is experienced and feels very comfortable working with BIPOC, AAPI and LGBTQ+ clients. Pritha is a first-generation immigrant and career changer who understands the weight of feeling
Pritha (she/her) is interested in the mind-body-soul connection and supporting individuals who struggle with identity, trauma, and self-esteem issues. Pritha is experienced and feels very comfortable working with BIPOC, AAPI and LGBTQ+ clients. Pritha is a first-generation immigrant and career changer who understands the weight of feeling like an imposter and not fitting into mainstream culture and society. She adapts a relational-cultural approach with client centered therapy and also appreciates art and expressive therapies.
Pritha believes that there is no one size fits all approach to mental health support, as no one exists in a monolith and there is nuance to every story, informing her holistic approach. She looks forward to creating space and building trust to support clients as they navigate difficult terrain and aims to provide a safe space for all. Pritha is also experienced in navigating interpersonal and intimate challenges and concerns with clients.
She provides both in person and virtual mental health services.
You can find out more about Pritha on Psychology Today.
Karyn Berube - LICSW
Pritha Ray-Costello - MA
Pritha Ray-Costello - MA
Karyn (she/her) is a warm and nurturing Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker who values the importance of a trusting therapeutic alliance and a safe, non-judgemental space for individuals to process their emotions. Karyn uses a person-centered, strengths-based approach to work collaboratively with individuals in identifying treatme
Karyn (she/her) is a warm and nurturing Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker who values the importance of a trusting therapeutic alliance and a safe, non-judgemental space for individuals to process their emotions. Karyn uses a person-centered, strengths-based approach to work collaboratively with individuals in identifying treatment goals and supporting them on their path to reaching their goals.
Karyn has experience working with children and adolescents in various school settings and roles over the last several years. She has assisted families in accessing community resources and wraparound mental health services, in addition to navigating school, community, and state systems.
Karyn has a background in working with neurodivergent populations and individuals facing anxiety, depression, adjustment challenges, trauma, and family stress. She enjoys incorporating humor, art, and play therapy in treatment where appropriate.
Karyn believes in the resiliency and adaptability of all individuals, and in examining the underlying unmet needs driving unwanted behavior patterns. While magnifying the inherent strengths of the individual, Karyn is committed to offering support and skills around patterns and conditions that no longer serve the individuals she works with, allowing space for flexibility, growth, and change.
She provides both in person and virtual mental health services.
You can find out more about Karyn on Psychology Today.
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