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.

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.

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’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 (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 is a Licensed Independent Social Worker who views the therapeutic relationship as an important part of the therapeutic process as that is necessary to establish trust and rapport. She will work with you to provide a safe and non-judgmental space where you will feel seen and heard. She will meet you where you’re at; lead with empathy, authenticity, compassion and humor, to help you achieve those positive changes that you are striving for. If you are struggling with worry/stress, grieving a loss, feeling sad or going through a life transition, she will help you navigate and process the difficulty of these situations and feelings. She works with individuals dealing with Anxiety, Depression, Life Stressors, PTSD, Life Transitions and Grief/Loss/Bereavement. She also enjoys working with other therapists as it’s important that they also get the support they need! She provides virtual mental health services. You can find out more about Bonnie on Psychology Today.

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.

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.

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. You can find out more about Emily on Psychology Today.

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 (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. You can find out more about Mandi on Psychology Today.

Eugénie (sher/her) is a licensed occupational therapist with a doctorate in OT from Boston University. Eugénie provides both individual and group therapeutic support to children, adolescents, and adults facing various challenges, including primary mental health conditions and the psychological aspects of physical health concerns such as chronic pain, cancer, and neurological disorders. With warmth and creativity, Eugénie integrates cognitive, emotional, physical, sensory, environmental, and social elements to enhance her clients’ participation in daily activities. Rather than focusing solely on symptoms, her approach addresses how mental health affects your ability to engage in important daily activities, fulfill valued roles, and maintain meaningful relationships across all environments. She employs a collaborative style that combines evidence-based approaches (e.g., CBT, DBT, biofeedback, etc) tailored to each client’s unique needs. Originally from Switzerland, Eugénie maintains a genuine curiosity in exploring how each client’s cultural background influences their life experiences. She provides both virtual meeting and in-person services.