Walter Mullin is a highly qualified clinical social worker and therapist with a career spanning over four decades. Having practiced since 1980, he brings a wealth of experience working in adult mental health, child and adolescent guidance, and family service settings. After dedicating 20 years as a professor at Springfield College School of Social Work, he has recently transitioned into retirement, yet his commitment to nurturing the human spirit remains steadfast. With both master's and doctorate degrees in social work, Walter specializes in assisting adults who grapple with depression, anxiety, or confront overwhelming and traumatic life experiences. He skillfully supports those navigating personal crises or significant life transitions, fostering a collaborative environment to challenge self-defeating thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Walter believes deeply in the intrinsic capacity of individuals to overcome their obstacles, guiding clients toward healing and fulfillment through his compassionate and insightful approach.

Victoria North, LMHC, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting individuals across all age groups, from children to elders. With an expertise in navigating complex issues such as ADHD, trauma, PTSD, and emotional disturbances, she creates a safe and nurturing environment that fosters healing and personal growth. Victoria believes in the power of connection and strives to empower her clients, enabling them to overcome challenges and cultivate resilience. Her warm and welcoming approach makes her an invaluable guide on the journey to emotional well-being.

Cathy Pedevillano, LMHC, is a passionate therapist dedicated to helping individuals navigate the unprecedented challenges of our times while uncovering incredible opportunities for personal growth. In a world often marked by isolation, anxiety, and feelings of disconnection, she provides a nurturing environment where clients can explore profound questions of meaning and purpose amidst the turmoil of loss, transition, and chronic pain. With a belief that chaos can serve as a catalyst for greater awareness and freedom, Cathy offers compassionate support and skilled guidance to help clients reclaim their inherent joy and creativity. Her practice integrates a variety of trauma-informed modalities, including mindfulness therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), and a strengths-based approach. Within a safe and sacred space, Cathy encourages clients to explore difficult emotions, unwind persistent patterns, and gain new insights and awareness. Clients often describe her as grounded, compassionate, intuitive, kind, and non-judgmental. She understands that we are intrinsically connected to all Life, believing that when one person heals, it creates a ripple effect for all. Cathy finds immense joy in guiding individuals toward their true selves, promoting empowerment, peace, and balance. As clients mend their separation from themselves, each other, and the Earth, they contribute to a more sustainable world. Together, they embark on a transformative journey toward healing and wholeness.

Jolene Phillips, LMHC, understands that searching for a therapist can be one of the most challenging steps on the journey of coping, healing, and self-empowerment. She recognizes that taking the initiative to step out of one’s comfort zone is not easy, especially during vulnerable times. With a special affinity for individuals affected by trauma, including sexual assault and combat, Jolene also brings extensive experience in addressing perinatal concerns, such as postpartum depression, as well as issues of gender and racial justice. Additionally, she supports clients navigating childhood and teenage transitions, depression, and chronic illness. Jolene’s therapeutic approach is centered on creating an empathic and safe environment, enabling clients to feel relaxed. She utilizes an integrative range of therapy types, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and more. Her sessions can involve engaging activities like games or walks, fostering a holistic connection designed to illuminate the present and empower the future.

Dr. Edward Plimpton is a dedicated psychologist whose practice focuses exclusively on anxious children. He specializes in addressing a diverse range of anxiety-related disorders, including obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), selective mutism, separation anxiety, specific phobias, social phobia, panic, hoarding, and hair pulling/face picking. Dr. Plimpton employs cognitive-behavioral therapy as the cornerstone of his treatment approach but also integrates somatic experiencing therapy, EMDR, and play therapy as needed to best support his young clients. As a testament to his commitment to helping families, he is trained in Supportive Parenting for Anxious Children's Emotions (SPACE), an evidence-based program designed for parents. Dr. Plimpton also shares invaluable insights through his blog on parenting anxious children and his podcast available on iTunes, titled 'Your Anxious Child: 5 Minute Solutions,' providing resources and guidance for those navigating the challenges of childhood anxiety.

Ariel Pliskin is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist specializing in a wide range of sexuality activities, identities, and concerns. With expertise in areas such as out-of-control sexual behavior, kink, polyamory, and gender identity development, Ariel offers a compassionate and understanding approach to therapy. Having completed over 100 hours of specialized sex therapy training, along with foundational training in clinical hypnosis (28 hours), Ariel brings a wealth of knowledge to her practice. Additionally, she is a certified yoga instructor and mindfulness teacher, with 500 hours of training, which further enriches the therapeutic experience she offers her clients.

Sarah Presson is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker who is deeply committed to providing trauma-informed, compassionate care. She meets individuals where they are, offering her presence during times of stress and need. Sarah creates an open and affirming space that welcomes everyone. She walks alongside her clients on their journey toward improving their mental health, empowering them to enact the changes they seek. With strong clinical skills, Sarah addresses a wide range of mental health issues for individuals from adolescence to older adulthood, including anxiety, depression, trauma, LGBTQ+ concerns, self-esteem challenges, grief and loss, relational stress, life transitions, and mood disorders. Her warm and relational approach emphasizes collaboration, providing support with a sound clinical ear and mind to enhance wellbeing. Sarah’s genuine nature, sense of humor, and authentic compassion shine through as she assists individuals in recognizing and reconnecting with their inherent strengths.

Emily Reed Howard is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist, holding an LICSW and EdM, who specializes in working with adults facing various challenges, including mood disorders, relationship issues, and life transitions. She is passionate about creating nurturing relationships that foster growth and learning, believing that the quality of the therapeutic relationship is a fundamental aspect of a beneficial counseling experience. Emily approaches her work with compassion and curiosity, skillfully guiding individuals through their unique challenges while helping them uncover their strengths and resources for meaningful change. Embracing a diverse clientele, she welcomes individuals from various racial, cultural, class, and gender backgrounds. Her practice emphasizes a creative and tailored healing process that caters to each client’s specific needs, using a variety of therapeutic frameworks including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Emotionally Focused Therapy. Emily is known for her active, down-to-earth, and intuitive style, encouraging clients to engage in honest self-reflection to identify what contributes to their healing journey. Her expertise also extends to supporting clients dealing with trauma, self-esteem issues, and body image challenges, while offering guidance for those interested in psychedelic preparation, harm reduction, and post-trip integration without the provision of medicine or referrals.

Megan Relin is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker/Therapist (LICSW) who specializes in helping individuals navigate life's challenges, particularly in the areas of depression, anxiety, trauma, and relationship issues. With a focus on college and graduate students as well as adults, Megan is committed to aiding her clients in uncovering their innate strengths, values, and abilities, facilitating positive change in their lives. She is actively engaged in the therapeutic process and employs a variety of modalities—including EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and mindfulness-based practices—to foster self-compassion and deeper insight. Her psychodynamic training, combined with an eclectic approach, ensures that her clients receive support that is both culturally sensitive and tailored to their unique journeys. Megan deeply values compassion, connection, and humor in her practice, and she takes great pride in being a part of her clients' healing journeys.

Harry Remer is a compassionate and dedicated Counselor with a Master's degree in Counseling (MA) and is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC). He works with teens and adults, helping them navigate through challenges such as anxiety and relationship issues, including peer relationships. Utilizing effective therapeutic modalities like Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) and Narrative therapy, Harry provides individualized sessions tailored to the unique needs of each client. His approach is centered on fostering a sense of understanding and empowerment in his clients, ensuring they feel supported in their journey towards emotional well-being.

Amanda Roberts Emdr, MA, is a seasoned therapist with a rich background in psychology, having studied at prestigious institutions such as Harvard University, Berkeley, and the University of San Francisco. With a doctorate in Clinical Psychology from The California Institute in San Francisco, she specializes in treating adults and elders, addressing issues like stress, trauma, PTSD, and chronic illness. Amanda is particularly renowned for her expertise in EMDR, offering both individual and group sessions to facilitate the painless and rapid processing of toxic memories. She has a strong commitment to creating a safe, trusting, and affirming space for her clients, focusing on building their strengths and resilience. Amanda’s therapeutic approach spans various modalities, including culturally sensitive, trauma-focused, and strength-based therapies, grounded in the belief that the quality of the therapeutic relationship is paramount, built on respect and compassion. In response to the evolving landscape of mental health care, she offers a virtual practice across numerous states, ensuring that therapy is accessible, convenient, and modern. This innovative approach reflects her understanding of the pressing need for mental health support in today’s busy world.

Dr. Patricia Romney is a compassionate geropsychologist and family therapist dedicated to serving elders and their families. With extensive experience, she helps older adults live a more fulfilled and joyful life, addressing issues such as grief, depression, anxiety, and loneliness. Dr. Romney’s focus also extends to supporting families as they navigate the psychological and emotional challenges of caring for their loved ones, ensuring they take care of themselves while providing care. Utilizing a blend of psychodynamic and family systems approaches, her practice is enriched by mindfulness and gratitude techniques. Dr. Romney is also trained in caregiver family therapy, offering end-of-life visits and specialized grief support to those in need. Her services include both home visits and teletherapy, allowing her to connect with individuals seeking peace and fulfillment during significant life transitions. Whether an elder striving to resolve past traumas or a family member looking to navigate family dynamics, Dr. Romney is committed to providing the support and understanding each person deserves.

Ginger Sajiera is a dedicated Counselor (LMHC) who believes that a solid therapeutic relationship is crucial for success in therapy. She is committed to creating a safe space where clients feel deeply heard, seen, and empowered to collaborate in the therapeutic process. With a mutual alliance built on honesty, empathy, trust, and respect, Ginger guides her clients through various challenges, helping them identify personal strengths and resources to facilitate meaningful change and growth. She specializes in working with adults facing mood disorders, anxiety, depression, trauma/PTSD, relationship issues, and grief/loss. Common areas of focus in her practice include navigating stressful life transitions, processing difficult emotions, healing from past experiences, exploring personal identity, and cultivating a deeper sense of meaning in life. Ginger's therapeutic approach is person-centered, strength-based, compassionate, and trauma-informed, drawing from a diverse range of inclusive treatment modalities tailored to meet each client's unique needs. With an unwavering belief in their capacity for healing and growth, Ginger welcomes the opportunity to support clients on their journeys.