Margo is an expressive arts therapist who specializes in working with body-based and arts-based approaches. She offers a mind-body approach that helps to express the inner felt sense of emotion and sensation through visual artmaking, which can help process feelings that may not be feasible to talk through. By tuning into the felt sense, and exploring different means of self-expression, Margo aims to help you work towards building more confidence and ease. Margo works with all age ranges and also offers play therapy for children.

She is currently available for sessions through telehealth only.

McKenna (she/her) is a licensed clinician who works with adults to
create a supportive, collaborative space where clients can talk openly
and better understand what’s beneath the surface. Her approach is
warm, curious, and nonjudgmental, focusing on helping clients
recognize patterns that may be keeping them stuck and supporting
meaningful change. She has experience in both outpatient and partial
hospitalization (PHP) settings and works with concerns including
anxiety, depression, trauma, perfectionism, life transitions, and more
complex clinical needs. She has a particular interest in working with
individuals navigating religious trauma and deconstruction.

McKenna integrates CBT, DBT, and person-centered therapy, and is
trained in EMDR and Dance/Movement Therapy. She takes a
trauma-informed, body-based approach, helping clients connect with
both their internal experiences and how those show up in the body. Her
work is tailored to each individual, always moving at a pace that
feels safe and supportive.

McKenna can be your in-person and online therapist.

Kayla (she/her) strives to create a supportive, nonjudgmental, and collaborative space where clients can feel comfortable showing up as they are. She prioritizes a therapy space that is person-centered, trauma-informed, and individualized to clients and their needs.

Kayla has experience supporting clients as they navigate academics, life transitions, symptoms of anxiety and depression, relationships, and identity exploration. Her approach is rooted in connection, authenticity, and humor. She draws from modalities including CBT, ACT, and DBT, but regardless of modality, the therapeutic relationship is always centered.
Kayla sees each individual as an expert in their own experience, and prioritizes collaboration and building trust. Her goal is to help clients feel understood, supported, and empowered to create meaningful change.

Kayla can be your in person and online therapist.

Kara (she/her) centers her work around adolescents and young adults facing the many challenges of life transitions. Ongoing themes may include anxiety, depression, self-esteem concerns, trauma, and relationship difficulties. Most importantly, she wants to get to know you as a whole. She strives to make therapy a space to hold the joy, the pain, and everything in between.

Kara has a strong passion for work with members of the LGBTQ+ community. As you are the expert of your own experience, she is happy to approach identity in any way that is meaningful for you. If it feels relevant and helpful, she is happy to explore identity together and delve into the complexities of living as queer, transgender, and/or gender-nonconforming.

If Kara’s approach sounds like a good match for your current needs, please reach out for a consultation to test the waters!

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.

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 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.

She focuses in concerns related to anxiety disorders, including OCD. Heather incorporates CBT and ERP in treatment to help clients tolerate anxiety and fear. Heather utilizes a strengths-based approach and believes in meeting her clients where they are. Additionally, Heather values the importance of trust in a therapeutic relationship and believes in collaboration with clients when creating goals.

Heather can be your in person and online therapist.

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.

Pritha can be your in person and online therapist.