Sarah Keyes is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who specializes in assisting adults facing trauma, PTSD, and anxiety. With extensive experience in guiding clients through life transitions, she is particularly attuned to the needs of those from the disability community and the LGBTQ+ spectrum. Sarah works with individuals navigating various challenges, including grief, infertility, self-esteem issues, relationship concerns, and sports performance. She employs diverse therapeutic modalities such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), trauma-focused approaches, and psychodynamic therapy, tailored to meet each client's unique needs. Sarah's integrative style fosters a safe and supportive environment, where clients can explore their thoughts and emotions, ultimately leading to personal growth and healing.

Elizabeth Legg is a compassionate therapist dedicated to nurturing the mental well-being of individuals across various age groups, including preteens, teens, adults, and elders. With a profound commitment to healing, she specializes in addressing significant issues such as grief, trauma, and PTSD, alongside relationship challenges. Her rich experience encompasses assisting clients through infidelity, divorce, emotional disturbances, and the complexities faced within the LGBTQ+ community. Elizabeth employs a diverse range of therapy modalities, including Somatic, Internal Family Systems (IFS), EMDR, and Emotionally Focused therapy, to tailor her approach to each client's unique needs. She understands the importance of fostering a safe space where individuals can explore their challenges, develop coping skills, and ultimately find strength in their vulnerabilities. Whether in couples, group, or individual settings, her warm and person-centered methodology empowers clients to work through their struggles and cultivate resilience and self-esteem.

Nealy Lofting understands that many individuals may feel misunderstood or struggle to grasp their own feelings and behaviors. With a focus on overcoming anxiety that disrupts sleep, relationships, and decision-making, she empowers her clients to take control of their lives. Nealy believes in the possibility of a brighter future where difficulties are met with strength and resilience, helping clients face their realities and embrace their lives fully. She works with families, couples, and individuals who endure challenges such as addiction, low self-esteem, depression, anxiety, self-destructive behaviors, trauma, and grief. Driven by a sincere dedication to her clients, Nealy is committed to assisting them in transforming their dreams into achievable goals. She fosters a supportive environment that honors the unique struggles of each person while building on their inherent strengths. With a distinctive perspective on therapeutic relationships, Nealy assures clients that she will never give up on them, emphasizing that they are the heart of her passion for this work. Together, they will embark on a journey toward a more positive and fulfilling future.

Laura Lovato believes that therapy helps individuals access their inherent ability to heal and reclaim their sovereignty. She understands that everyone possesses the innate capacity to cultivate joy and love, though traditional coping mechanisms may not always support thriving. Laura views physical and emotional experiences as vital messages that can illuminate one’s needs and values, providing the insight and motivation necessary for change and growth. As a relational therapist, she employs evidence-based approaches for a curated treatment experience aimed at fostering meaningful transformation. By integrating somatic, relational, and cognitive-behavioral methods, Laura helps clients develop a fresh relationship with their minds and bodies, enabling them to reconnect with their purpose and live more fully. As a fellow human first and a therapist second, her approach is transparent, genuine, and warm. It is paramount for Laura that her clients feel seen and appreciated for their humanness rather than being defined by a diagnosis. She encourages high expectations from her clients, recognizing that they are engaging with the most sacred aspects of their existence, and she embraces the opportunity to truly know them.

Angela Maestas is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting clients in understanding the deep interconnections of their mental, physical, and spiritual well-being in relation to their life experiences and interpersonal relationships. Utilizing an eclectic and collaborative approach, she builds therapeutic relationships grounded in the Humanistic tradition, characterized by unconditional positive regard. Acknowledging that many wounds arise from painful relationships that foster distrust, Angela emphasizes the healing potential found within the therapeutic relationship itself. Through an insightful exploration of her clients' life narratives, she guides individuals towards deeper self-awareness, helping them recognize the patterns that hinder their ability to make positive life choices. Drawing from techniques like Acceptance & Commitment Therapy and EMDR, she adeptly addresses issues related to relational trauma and the transformative journey towards change. With a profound commitment to addressing women's issues, Angela creates a supportive space for clients to confront and heal from pain and traumatic experiences. Through her genuine empathy, her vision is for clients to cultivate greater empathy for themselves and their surrounding world, fostering resilience and growth in a journey that is both healing and enlightening.

Jenna Mamorsky understands that seeking help and exploring personal depths requires immense bravery. She believes that the foundation of successful change lies in establishing a strong therapeutic relationship. By getting to know her clients, Jenna tailors her treatment approach to meet their unique needs, utilizing a comprehensive combination of therapeutic modalities and skills. Her priority is to create a safe, compassionate environment where clients feel truly heard. As a generalist practitioner, Jenna specializes in supporting adults dealing with chronic anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, life transitions, self-esteem, body image, and relationship issues. Her philosophy embraces an integrative and holistic perspective, considering the individual as a whole—mind, body, and spirit. Passionate about empowering others, Jenna employs evidence-based psychology methods alongside holistic wellness practices to foster well-being. Acknowledging that finding the right therapist can be a journey in itself, she welcomes prospective clients to engage in complimentary phone consultations to explore a potential match. Jenna looks forward to connecting with you soon.

Christina Minich is a dedicated licensed clinical social worker, holding credentials in Massachusetts (LICSW) and Colorado (LCSW). With a lifelong passion for empowering children, youth, and families, she provides essential therapeutic services, ranging from individual therapy and family therapy to dyad therapy and engaging social skills groups. Christina specializes in supporting children experiencing emotional and behavioral challenges, including ADHD, anxiety, depression, school avoidance, trauma symptoms, mood disorders, self-harm, and autism spectrum disorders. Currently, she contributes as a social worker on the District Assessment Team with the Cherry Creek School District in Colorado. Christina firmly believes in the inherent strength and resilience within each individual to surmount obstacles. By employing a diverse array of clinical modalities like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT), Attachment, Self-Regulation, and Competency (ARC), social skills training, and play therapy, she delivers tailored, strength-based interventions. Her practice is rooted in the essential values of connection, trust, and relationship-building. Christina finds joy in facilitating social skills groups, often incorporating humor, interactive activities, art, and mindfulness techniques to enrich the therapeutic experience. Witnessing the positive transformations and progress of those she works with brings her immense fulfillment, as she strives to make a positive impact through Telehealth services in Massachusetts and Colorado.

James Nee, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, focuses on the profound connection between mind and body, utilizing recent neurological and attachment research to foster personal growth and well-being. He partners with his clients to cultivate a deeply felt sense of security within themselves and in relation to the world, which is essential for building resilience to confront and overcome struggles that may hinder their progress. With extensive experience supporting the Neuro-Diverse and LGBTQIA+ communities, James employs an individualized, trauma and attachment-focused approach that incorporates techniques like Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). By fostering a safe and trusting therapeutic relationship, he guides his clients toward lasting healing. Committed to the belief that attachment shapes our ability to thrive in human relationships—including with ourselves—James emphasizes the importance of understanding how attachment styles influence perceptions and interactions with the world.

Brian Ngo-Smith, LCSW, understands that seeking care can often feel overwhelming and challenging. He provides a reliable and consistent space where his patients can explore their lives in ways that may have previously seemed unattainable. His foundational goal in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy is to foster curiosity about how the mind works, how individuals relate to their emotions, and how recurring patterns may hinder their capacity to work, love, and find meaning. With a strong background in psychoanalysis, Brian also integrates existential and family systems perspectives to address the complexities of living for adults. He specializes in navigating the intricacies of gender and sexuality, alongside the internal and external dynamics of racism and various forms of oppression. By encouraging deeper exploration of thoughts and feelings that are often difficult to access, Brian often suggests meeting more frequently than once a week to build momentum in the therapeutic process. This deeper treatment approach is always collaborative, ensuring that it aligns with the patient’s aspirations and needs.

Khanhsong Nguyen is a compassionate Licensed Clinical Social Worker, recognized for her commitment to supporting adults through their mental health journeys. With a Master’s degree from Smith College School for Social Work, she utilizes a therapeutic approach rooted in social justice and intersectionality. Khanhsong is trained in psychodynamic therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), enabling her to assist clients in exploring how past experiences and relationships shape their current lives. Her style is characterized by a direct, playful, and collaborative spirit, as she holds clients accountable while encouraging them to foster change and acceptance. Specializing in issues such as eating disorders and concerns within the LGBTQ+ community, Khanhsong also addresses mood disorders, anxiety, life transitions, and relational boundaries. She is dedicated to meeting clients at their individual levels, honoring their narratives through moments of beauty, struggle, and everything in between.

Jenna Noah, LPC, is a compassionate guide dedicated to helping individuals and couples realize their inner potential for healing and growth. She believes that the power to heal, live authentically, and embrace a life filled with love and joy resides within each person. Jenna works collaboratively with her clients, fostering an intimate trust that allows them to explore their feelings and uncover the answers they seek. Her therapeutic approach encompasses various issues, including marital and premarital challenges, relationship issues, trauma, and women's concerns. Through mindfulness-based techniques and other modalities like somatic, attachment-based, and person-centered therapy, Jenna supports clients in navigating their unique journeys. Whether addressing trauma, anxiety and depression, sexual identity, or intimacy concerns in couples, she creates a safe space for psychological change and interpersonal growth. Jenna firmly believes that everyone has the resilience to overcome personal challenges and thrive in life, and she is there to guide them every step of the way.

Abigail Prince believes that overcoming trauma is one of the most liberating actions a person can take for themselves. As an EMDR-trained therapist, she has found EMDR to be exceptionally effective in the treatment of trauma, witnessing profound transformations in her clients. Abigail is passionate about helping individuals change the way they think, act, and feel, particularly concerning experiences that have disrupted their daily lives. This work brings her endless rewards. Since becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor in 2012, Abigail has specialized in trauma therapy, particularly complex trauma. Her expertise lies in EMDR therapy, recognized as a transformative method for healing trauma. EMDR, developed by Dr. Shapiro in the 1980s and rigorously studied over the past two decades, has proven effective not just for trauma, but also for concerns such as depression, anxiety, grief, and phobias. Abigail is committed to making a positive impact on the lives of her clients through her culturally sensitive and humanistic approach to therapy.

Meredith Silva is a dedicated therapist who specializes in supporting parents and caregivers navigating the complexities of parenting challenges. Whether it's a first-time parent's journey through learning about their baby's development amid the struggles of postpartum depression, anxiety, or trauma, or the concern of a parent observing increased anxiety or depression in their teenager, Meredith offers her expertise and understanding. She also assists caregivers managing the tumultuous phase of raising toddlers who are testing limits with tantrums while striving to maintain patience and composure. Additionally, Meredith provides compassionate support for families coping with infertility or the heartbreak of pregnancy loss. Through both individual and group sessions, she creates a safe space for caregivers to express their experiences involving parenting, infertility, or grief. Meredith believes in the adage that 'it takes a village to raise a child', and she is eager to join your village, empowering you to become the caregiver you aspire to be within your family.