Jennifer Golden is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, well-versed in addressing the challenges and pain that each individual uniquely experiences in life. With over 20 years of experience in the mental health field, including over 15 years as a dedicated parent educator, she has provided crucial postpartum support to hundreds of new parents. Jennifer specializes in trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), skillfully guiding teens, adults, and elders through their vulnerable times towards transformative healing. Her approach to therapy is eclectic, incorporating modalities such as Somatic therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), among others. Jennifer's training in pregnancy/postpartum adjustments through Postpartum Support International and OCD through IOCDF/BTTI further showcases her commitment to helping individuals navigating transitions, grief, and various emotional challenges such as excessive worry, irritability, relationship conflicts, and identity issues. Through psychotherapy, she empowers her clients with the skills and tools needed for lifelong healing, positioning them to move forward confidently in their lives. Warm and welcoming, Jennifer is dedicated to fostering open hearts and courageous spirits in every session.

Amy Saum Somers is dedicated to creating a safe and nurturing environment for her clients to explore their inner worlds. As a licensed professional counselor, she believes that each individual possesses the innate capacity to heal and thrive. With a focus on how trauma impacts one’s life through attachment and other factors, Amy guides clients through mindfulness-based practices, expressive arts, and various therapeutic modalities, including Internal Family Systems and EMDR. She passionately works with individuals of all ages—from children and teenagers to adults and elders—as well as couples and families, ensuring that everyone receives the support they need. By emphasizing strengths and addressing challenges, Amy helps clients become aware of their autopilot modes, encouraging mindful choices in their daily lives. She invites clients to fully experience emotions in a healthy way, empowering them to understand their past, engage with the present, and move towards their desired future. Her collaborative approach aims to foster meaningful connections, making the therapeutic journey not only effective but also personally enriching.

Judith Wolfe, LCSW, is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist who understands the stresses of life situations, transitions, and the complexities of relationships. She offers a safe and supportive environment for individuals who may be questioning their reactions, dealing with past traumas, or feeling overwhelmed by life's challenges. Judith is dedicated to helping her clients gain relief, insight, and new skills, employing a tailored, solution-focused approach that respects their unique goals—whether in the workplace, at home, or at school. Colleagues and clients alike describe her as both warm and practical, making her an invaluable ally on the journey toward emotional well-being.

Paige Lynn Dickman is a compassionate and skilled Marriage and Family Therapist, known for her ability to guide individuals through transitions, loss, and cycles of addictive behaviors. She believes that life can feel overwhelming at any age or stage, but with heart-centered support, clients can find renewal, peace, and wholeness even in the most challenging circumstances. Utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), she helps clients explore their unique values through mindfulness and psychological flexibility. Paige also incorporates Art Therapy and expressive arts to tap into clients' natural creativity, offering insights, inspiration, and relaxation throughout the therapeutic process. Her extensive experience working with individual clients, couples, families, and children reflects her dedication and adaptability. As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Registered Art Therapist, she draws from 15 years of practicing mindfulness and meditation to create a nurturing environment where clients feel understood and supported. Whatever challenges clients are facing, Paige is here to help them navigate toward healing and growth.

Sarah McIsaac Murphy, a licensed clinical social worker and therapist, does not have an ideal client; instead, her focus is on providing compassionate, attentive, and insightful care. She believes that the journey of working together requires tremendous courage and honors the opportunity to connect deeply with her clients. Acknowledging that pain, struggle, and suffering are universal experiences, she has witnessed many individuals become more confident, resilient, and capable throughout their time in therapy. With a commitment to helping others, Sarah emphasizes the abundance of opportunities life presents, affirming that everyone deserves a life that is second to none. She particularly enjoys working with individuals navigating periods of transition, such as moving into young adulthood, coping with divorce, or processing loss. With over 25 years of experience in Harvard teaching hospitals including Mass General, Dana Farber, and Brigham & Women's, Sarah has worked extensively with patients and families dealing with serious illness. Following this, she established her private practice 11 years prior to founding Mind Core. Clients often remark on her relatable and approachable demeanor, noting that she is 'really normal for a therapist.' Ultimately, she encourages individuals to honor themselves in their journey to find the right therapeutic fit, asserting that if a particular therapist doesn’t feel right, it's perfectly acceptable to keep searching without the need for explanation.

Julee Peterson is a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist, holding a master's degree and licensure as an LMFT. With a focus on nurturing blended families, repairing marriages, and strengthening family bonds, Julee brings both professional insight and personal experience to her practice. As a member of a blended family herself, she understands the complexities and nuances that can arise, allowing her to provide invaluable guidance. Her passion lies in positively impacting individuals' lives through psycho-education and enhancing communication among family members and couples, fostering trust and better functioning relationships. Julee works with blended families, step-parents, bio-parents facing challenges, as well as non-blended couples, and she proudly supports LGBTQ clients. Her training encompasses various modalities including Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Co-parenting, Discernment Counseling, and specialized techniques in Blended Family development. Julee approaches the therapeutic relationship with genuine care, aiming to bring clarity to emotional experiences while improving family connections. Through her supportive guidance, clients seek increased satisfaction and peace within their households.