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.

Berkley can be your in person and online therapist.

Joelle uses a person-centered, strengths-based approach to individualize therapy to the needs of her clients. She utilizes various techniques including strength- based approach, emotion focused therapy, EMDR, CBT and DBT. Joelle is interested in working with teens and adults struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, anger management, life changes, relationship challenges and maternal mental health.

Joelle has completed advanced training in trauma-informed treatment, working with victims of commercial sexual exploitation, and in perinatal mental health.

Joelle can be your in person and online therapist.

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.

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.

Daphne can be your in person and online therapist.

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.

Eugénie can be your in person and online therapist.

Jaime (she/her) is a pre-licensed mental health counselor who is passionate about creating a therapeutic space that feels safe, supportive, and comfortable, where showing up as your full, authentic self is not only welcomed, but encouraged! She brings a warm, down-to-earth presence to her work, grounded in honesty, curiosity, and compassion. Jaime’s approach centers on empowering clients through a collaborative process, helping them feel more grounded, autonomous, and connected to their inner strengths.

Jaime has extensive experience supporting adults navigating the impacts of trauma, life transitions, identity exploration, and relationship challenges. Much of her work has taken place in trauma-informed settings, with a specialization in working with survivors of sexual trauma. She offers a deep understanding of how trauma can shape identity, relationships, and coping strategies, and she is committed to helping clients build skills that foster self-efficacy, agency, and healing.

She believes therapy is most effective when it’s a partnership, one in which both client and therapist explore challenges, resilience, and the full spectrum of human experience together. Whether you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or simply ready for change, Jaime is here to walk alongside you with empathy and insight.

Jaime can be your in person and online therapist.

Sarah (she/her) uses a person centered and trauma informed approach, and has an awareness of how systems of oppression can impact an individual’s mental health and quality of life. She primarily use a strength-based approach, CBT. DBT, and motivational interviewing.

She focuses on serving young adults and adult males who struggle/present with SUD, trauma/PTSD, anger management problems. She has experience working with individuals who have been incarcerated and who have been on probation/parole and routinely conducts mental health and substance use evaluations for the probation department at different courthouses in Massachusetts in collaboration with probation officers.

Sarah can be your in person and online therapist.