Meet Janet Zimmern, a dedicated Clinical Social Work therapist with over three decades of experience in guiding individuals through life's challenges. With her foundational training from Boston University School of Social Work, Janet has developed a compassionate approach that resonates deeply with her clients. She specializes in working with children ages 6 to 10, teenagers, adults, and elders aged 65 and above, providing tailored support for diverse needs. Janet's expertise spans a range of issues including depression, relationship problems, and parenting challenges, as well as complexities related to anxiety, grief, and domestic violence. Utilizing an eclectic approach to therapy, Janet offers sessions for couples, individuals, and families, fostering an environment of healing and growth. Her commitment to empowering clients through effective life coaching and problem resolution makes her an invaluable resource for those seeking to enhance their well-being.

Beverley (Bee) Jouett, a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, specializes in supporting adults and elders in navigating a wide array of challenges. She collaborates with clients to cultivate self-compassion, enhance coping skills, and promote clarity and empowerment amidst struggles like anxiety, mood disorders, PTSD, and the effects of trauma and neglect. With a deep understanding of life's complexities, Beverley addresses issues related to grief, transitions, and the affirmation of gender identity and sexual orientation, as well as the impacts of addiction on individuals and their families. Utilizing a variety of therapeutic frameworks—including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), trauma-focused approaches, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)—she tailors her methods to each person's needs, ensuring that therapy is both effective and compassionate. By valuing the courage it takes to embark on this journey, Beverley is dedicated to walking alongside her clients in this meaningful therapeutic process.

Mallory Horgan is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist, dedicated to supporting adults and elders navigating challenges such as depression, anxiety, and self-esteem. She understands that seeking help can be a daunting step, but in her warm and welcoming practice, individuals find a safe space to explore their feelings. Mallory embraces each client's journey with radical acceptance, recognizing the complexities of life and the hidden parts we often try to conceal. Her unique therapy approach combines creativity and collaboration, emphasizing a trusting connection as the foundation of her work. She utilizes various talk and expressive therapies, including mindfulness-based techniques, art therapy, and cognitive behavioral strategies, always approaching issues with an open mind. Though she currently operates through telehealth, her commitment to fostering meaningful connections remains steadfast. With Mallory’s support, individuals can unpack their emotions, gain insights into their experiences, and discover the resilience within themselves, making progress in their personal journeys towards healing and growth.

Eva Mendes is a compassionate and skilled Counselor, LMHC, and NCC dedicated to supporting adults and elders on their journey to wellbeing. With extensive experience in addressing complex issues such as ADHD, Autism, and Asperger's Syndrome, she offers insightful guidance tailored to each individual's unique needs. Eva specializes in helping clients navigate an array of challenges, including relationship issues, divorce, and developmental disorders, with a strong emphasis on mindfulness-based techniques and positive psychology. Her practice encompasses a holistic approach to therapy, utilizing modalities like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Strength-Based strategies. Through her work with individuals, couples, and families, Eva fosters an environment of warmth and understanding, empowering her clients to build coping skills, enhance self-esteem, and navigate life's transitions with resilience.

Dr. Jennifer Alosso is a dedicated clinical psychologist specializing in the treatment of anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). With a degree from the Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology, she has been helping individuals from childhood through elderhood since her graduation in 2011. Her evidence-based therapeutic approach incorporates cognitive-behavioral therapy, as well as integrative methods and exposure response prevention techniques. Dr. Alosso is committed to providing compassionate support and effective treatment for her clients, fostering resilience and growth in their journey toward mental well-being.

Judy Ashway is a seasoned Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with 49 years of dedicated experience in supporting children and adolescents. Her deep passion for her work shines through as she guides parents seeking advice and guidance on parenting skills. Understanding that children can transform at a quicker pace than adults, Judy focuses on nurturing their strengths and encouraging their creativity, always with warmth and humor. She is adept at connecting with young people, ranging from toddlers to young adults aged 20, and finds fulfillment in the challenge of engaging both children and teens. Judy's approach is informed by her extensive experience with a wide array of challenges faced by children and their families. She utilizes various modalities such as play therapy and talk therapy, ensuring that her practice remains solution-focused and supportive. Her therapeutic journey can vary between brief interventions and longer-term engagements. With a commitment to emotional connection and insightful guidance, Judy Ashway skillfully navigates the complexities of family dynamics and youth development.

Jennifer Austin is a compassionate and skilled Marriage & Family Therapist, holding an MS and LMFT credential. She specializes in helping individuals, couples, and families navigate relationship issues, anxiety, and depression through a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Trauma-Focused Therapy. With a focus on creating satisfying and supportive connections, Jennifer empowers her clients to address conflicts and enhances understanding within relationships. Her collaborative, accepting, and curious approach fosters an environment free of blame and judgment, allowing clients to explore their feelings and reactions with greater compassion. Jennifer believes in the possibility of healing and meaningful relationships. She also provides individual and family therapy for clients of all ages, including preteens and adolescents, ensuring that each family's unique needs are recognized and met.

Dr. Jane Axelrod is a dedicated and compassionate therapist who specializes in guiding teens, adults, and elders through life's transitions. With extensive expertise in life coaching and addressing relationship issues, including divorce, she offers a nurturing space for growth and healing. Her eclectic therapeutic approach integrates various techniques such as Emotionally Focused and Attachment-based therapies, along with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Humanistic methods. Whether working with individuals or couples, Dr. Axelrod’s warm demeanor fosters connection and understanding, allowing clients to explore their personal narratives and family systems. Through her insightful and person-centered methods, she empowers her clients to navigate their challenges with clarity and confidence.

Robin Baker, a licensed Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT), understands that problems can sometimes feel overwhelming, almost as if they've defined one's very identity. With a playful and curious approach, she invites clients to challenge this notion, encouraging them to create space between themselves and the issues they face. Operating from a narrative perspective, Robin explores the stories that shape her clients’ lives, often in ways they may not fully recognize. She values each individual as the expert of their own life, acknowledging that they possess innate resources and tools to foster resilience and confidence amidst life's challenges. Robin collaborates with clients to examine preconceived notions of how people 'should' be, guiding them in uncovering the origins of these beliefs and understanding their impact. By exploring how dominant narratives intersect with personal hopes and preferences, clients are empowered to actively reconstruct their own stories. Her therapeutic approach remains affirmative, curious, and non-judgmental, emphasizing the importance of feedback and collaboration. Robin is dedicated to supporting individuals in discovering and utilizing the untapped resources present in their lives as they embark on their journey towards understanding and desired change.

Brian Bermack, PsyD, is a dedicated psychologist who aims to empower motivated adults in their journey to identify personal goals and address obstacles standing in their way. He places a high value on autonomy, striving to enhance his clients' sense of agency, allowing them to make informed decisions and take actionable steps towards their desired lives. With a background that resonates particularly well with clients in fields such as engineering, science, and technology, Brian effectively connects with those who identify as introverted, shy, or socially awkward. He welcomes individuals with nontraditional sexual or romantic interests and provides support for challenges like chronic pain, self-esteem issues, anxiety, Asperger's, insomnia, relationship difficulties, ADHD, learning disorders, and mild to moderate cognitive deficits. Brian's expertise includes integrative approaches, motivational interviewing, hypnotherapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), making him a versatile option for those seeking guidance and support.

Amanda Brickley, a licensed mental health counselor, understands that individuals seek therapy for various reasons. Many may come in search of clarity, aiming to reduce anxiety or enhance their mood and functioning in the face of life's challenges or trauma. With her extensive training from Lesley University, Amanda brings a compassionate and empowered approach to therapy, recognizing that the first step toward healing is the willingness to seek support. Experienced in working with teens, adults, and families, she utilizes developmentally based approaches to trauma treatment, focusing on the whole person. Amanda adopts a strengths-based perspective, partnering with clients to cultivate new skills, gain insight, and enhance their overall health and well-being. While navigating the complexities of life and personal history may be daunting, Amanda firmly believes that everyone possesses the potential for peace and healing. She knows that infusing humor into the therapeutic process can make the journey to wellness more relatable and joyful.

David Bricklin-Small, MS, provides a warm, inclusive, collaborative, and supportive environment for adult clients facing a variety of concerns. His approach is tailored to address issues such as depression, anxiety, trauma, substance use struggles, relationship difficulties, grief, and work-life balance. David integrates multiple models of care based on individual client needs, employing aspects of mindfulness-based interventions, compassion-focused therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and psychodynamic-informed care, among others. He believes that therapy involves a blend of insight and action, wherein understanding past experiences and how they shape current behaviors is crucial. This insight often leads to meaningful breakthroughs, but David acknowledges the importance of action as well. He equips clients with practical skills—such as mindfulness techniques, emotional coping strategies, and assertiveness training—to help them take ownership of their lives and choices. With a commitment to finding what works best for each individual, David looks forward to supporting clients on their journey towards personal growth and healing.

Karen Capraro, a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with an MEd and MSW, specializes in helping teens, adults, and elders navigate mental health challenges. With extensive experience in inpatient psychiatry, outpatient clinics, and school counseling, Karen effectively addresses issues such as depression, anxiety, eating disorders, stress, relationship challenges, ADHD, and women's issues. She employs a strengths-based, collaborative approach in assessment and treatment planning, utilizing a range of therapies including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution Focused Brief Therapy, and Mindfulness-Based techniques. Known for her warm, empathic demeanor and perceptive listening skills, Karen is committed to guiding her clients towards discovering their inner strength and resilience, fostering positive change in their lives. Understanding that the decision to pursue therapy can be daunting, she creates a nurturing environment where clients feel accepted, understood, and cared for. Karen is eager to engage in meaningful conversations that address her clients' unique needs.