Daniel Harvey, a licensed Clinical Social Worker and therapist, specializes in helping individuals—both adults and elders—who often feel disoriented and disconnected from themselves and their surroundings. These experiences can evoke intense feelings of loneliness and confusion, prompting a search for clarity and direction. Daniel works collaboratively with clients, providing direct guidance to help them navigate their challenges and uncover deeper meanings behind their struggles. It is his privilege to support and accompany clients on their healing journeys, fostering a therapeutic space where all individuals can tap into their inherent capacity for healing. With a compassionate and attentive approach, he tailors his methods to meet the unique needs of each person. Daniel utilizes a primarily psychodynamic framework but integrates various methods including Trauma Focused therapy, EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and narrative therapy. He is also open to exploring spiritual, religious, and existential themes for those who find such discussions meaningful. Daniel welcomes clients from diverse ethnic, socio-economic, and cultural backgrounds, embracing the richness of varied life experiences.

Dr. Alex Jordan is a highly esteemed psychologist with a robust education from Harvard and Stanford, serving on the faculty of Harvard Medical School and as a staff member at McLean Hospital. With a commitment to warm and collaborative, evidence-based psychotherapy, Dr. Jordan empowers clients to harness their strengths, break free from old patterns, and explore new perspectives that transform their lives. Clients frequently describe Dr. Jordan's therapeutic style as supportive, attentive, flexible, appropriately challenging, and goal-oriented. Grounded in behavioral science, Dr. Jordan's research has been published in top-tier journals, recognized by the New York Times, and backed by the National Science Foundation. Previously, Dr. Jordan was the Expert Evaluator for the VA-DoD Consortium, focusing on alleviating PTSD. With over a decade of teaching experience at Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business, Dr. Jordan is adept at addressing a diverse range of complex issues and is passionate about guiding individuals in realizing their most significant personal and professional aspirations.

Dr. Pinar Kaiser is a compassionate psychologist who understands the importance of fostering an effective therapeutic relationship rooted in trust and authentic connection. Many individuals may feel hesitant about starting therapy, as the prospect of change can often be overwhelming. Dr. Kaiser is dedicated to creating a comfortable and supportive environment, encouraging positive transformations at each individual's own pace. Her practice welcomes a diverse range of clients and emphasizes her specialization in working with young adults. Through a collaborative and integrative approach, informed primarily by relational, psychodynamic, and cognitive-behavioral methods, Dr. Kaiser effectively addresses a variety of challenges, including pregnancy and postpartum transitions, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, family dynamics, and domestic violence.

Dr. Margaret Koepke Fox is a dedicated psychologist with a wealth of experience, holding a PhD and EdM. With her expertise in addressing anxiety, relationship issues, and depression, she provides compassionate support to a diverse range of clients, including preteens, teens, adults, and elders over 65. Dr. Koepke Fox creates a nurturing space that fosters healing and personal growth, guiding individuals on their journey toward emotional well-being. Her commitment to understanding each client's unique story enables her to tailor her approach, ensuring everyone feels heard and valued in their therapeutic journey.

Jennifer Krier is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, holding credentials as a licensed clinical social worker (LICSW), PhD, registered yoga teacher (RYT200), and certified professional co-active coach (CPCC). Many individuals who seek her support find themselves accomplished yet experiencing feelings of isolation or emotional overwhelm. They often sense a greater potential for their lives, relationships, or careers and are eager to break old habits that no longer serve them. Jennifer's clients typically recognize the importance of attending to their own needs, often having prioritized others for far too long. In her compassionate and purposeful approach, she assists them in embarking on inner journeys to facilitate life-changing breakthroughs. Jennifer believes that the beliefs and coping strategies established in early life can become limiting patterns in adulthood. Through safe yet challenging guidance, she empowers her clients to reshape their lives with authenticity and purpose. Central to her philosophy is the understanding that fulfilling one’s potential requires a harmonious collaboration of body and mind. With Jennifer's supportive direction, individuals can cultivate awareness and practice new responses to life’s challenges, initiating transformative changes that align with their aspirations. It is her privilege to partner with them on this meaningful journey.

Dr. Andrew Kuller, ABPP, is a highly regarded clinical psychologist who specializes in the treatment of mood and anxiety disorders in young adults and elders. He is often described by clients and colleagues as a thoughtful, warm professional with a delightful sense of humor. Dr. Kuller tailors his therapeutic approach to meet the unique needs of each individual, fostering a supportive atmosphere to effectively work towards each client's goals. His primary training in cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) is skillfully integrated with psychodynamic therapy and other evidence-based treatment modalities. As a board-certified psychologist, Dr. Kuller holds esteemed faculty appointments at McLean Hospital and Harvard Medical School, reflecting his commitment to excellence in the field of mental health. He provides therapy both in-person and through virtual sessions, ensuring accessibility for all clients.

Dr. Jeffrey Pickar is a dedicated Psychologist with over 25 years of experience providing psychotherapeutic and psychodiagnostic services to children, adolescents, and adults. He collaborates closely with children, families, and parents through psychotherapy, family therapy, and parent consultation. Specializing in neuropsychological and psychological evaluations, Dr. Pickar addresses the needs of children facing learning, developmental, and psychiatric challenges, while also consulting with both public and private schools to support these children effectively. His expertise extends to offering psychotherapy services to families navigating the complexities of divorce, including post-divorce parent coordination. Formerly the Coordinator of Outpatient Child and Adolescent Psychological Services at McLean Hospital and Co-Director of the Learning Evaluation Clinic there, Dr. Pickar continues to mentor Post Doctoral Fellows. He is committed to helping families understand their children's emotional and learning needs while fostering their development.

Liz Lawrence, a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holds a Master's in Education and is a licensed independent clinical social worker (LICSW). With a rich history of working with diverse age groups, from preteens to elders, Liz believes that therapy is a collaborative journey aimed at fostering hope and inspiration. Through her compassionate guidance, clients learn to harness their creative potential to navigate life’s dilemmas and explore transformative paths toward change. In her practice with individuals, couples, and families, she provides a structured framework to help clients track significant ideas, narratives, and actionable steps. Liz integrates techniques from family systems, narrative therapies, and phase-oriented trauma recovery in her sessions. She encourages parents to engage their children through play, fostering an environment where creative solutions to serious problems can flourish. As parents gain insight into their child's development, they often find increased clarity and confidence. Liz also supports adolescents in cultivating self-care skills, resourcefulness, and resilience. In working with couples, she facilitates the development of skills that help them move beyond cycles of conflict, fostering empathy, flexibility, and collaboration, thereby allowing partners to embrace their differences with compassion, leading to renewed hope and connection.

Whitney Lew, LMHC, creates a nurturing environment of hope and connection during these times of uncertainty and change. She believes that therapy offers individuals a chance to be seen and valued—a space to slow down, reflect, and embrace vulnerability. Whitney is attuned to the unique challenges faced by people of color and immigrants, addressing issues such as cultural differences, acculturation stress, and intergenerational conflicts. Her special focus also extends to college students and working professionals. Through their collaboration, clients will explore the interplay between cultural factors and mental health, fostering a strong sense of identity while navigating life's complexities. Whitney adopts a holistic, evidence-based, and culturally-informed therapeutic approach, drawing from frameworks such as Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), psychodynamic methods, and hypnotherapy, while crafting personalized treatment plans that delve into the root causes of distress. By encouraging clients to take courageous steps toward healing and growth, Whitney helps them develop effective strategies, transform negative thought patterns, and cultivate inner resources. She embodies the belief that seeking help is an act of strength and firmly holds that every individual's well-being matters.

Dr. Michael Macht-Greenberg is a highly esteemed licensed psychologist with 25 years of experience in providing consultation and therapy to a diverse range of clients, including children, adolescents, adults, and families. He holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Yeshiva University and a Master of Public Health from Harvard University, showcasing his commitment to both mental health and holistic well-being. Currently serving as the Director of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at McLean Hospital, Dr. Macht-Greenberg has held pivotal roles such as Director of Medicine Clinical Services at Boston Children's Hospital and Director of Psychiatric Services at UMass Memorial Marlborough Hospital.<br /> <br /> With a specialized focus on depression, anxiety, and men's issues, Dr. Macht-Greenberg employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Psychodynamic therapy, Family Systems, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), fostering an environment conducive to healing. He emphasizes the importance of building trusting therapeutic relationships grounded in open communication, which is essential for clients to explore and understand their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.<br /> <br /> Through collaboration, Dr. Macht-Greenberg guides individuals toward new ways of coping with life's challenges and transitions, encouraging them to adopt fresh perspectives that promote peace of mind and personal growth. By utilizing cognitive-behavioral and other innovative techniques, he empowers clients to develop practical skills for navigating their difficulties more effectively, transforming painful experiences into opportunities for understanding and resilience.

I am Dr. Joyce Maguire Pavao, the founder and CEO of the Center For Family Connections, Inc. (CFFC), established in 1995 and continuing operations until 2012. I also founded the Adoption Resource Center in 1978 and PACT (Pre/Post Adoption Consulting and Training) in 1982. Throughout my career, I have dedicated myself to building comprehensive post-adoption services and have provided training on these topics both nationally and internationally. As a Lecturer in Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, I have authored 'The Family of Adoption' (1998/2005) and have been recognized with numerous awards, including the Adoption Excellence Award for Family Contribution in 2003 and the Angels in Adoption award in 2000. My specialty lies in supporting complex blended families formed through adoption, step-parenting, fostering, kinship, and alternative reproductive technologies, with a strong focus on child welfare. Alongside my expertise in adoption, I am passionate about assisting individuals facing personal growth issues, as well as supporting artists, writers, entrepreneurs, couples, families, and family businesses through various stages of development and parenting concerns. I offer consulting and coaching sessions via phone, Zoom, or in person.

Dorothy Mandel, a seasoned Counselor with credentials as an LMHC and CCMHC, specializes in guiding clients toward restructuring their inner thoughts and feelings to foster more satisfying relationships and emotional balance. With a commitment to promoting positive outcomes across family, life, and work, Dorothy effectively helps individuals overcome challenges such as anxiety, depression, stress, grief, and loss. Through her compassionate and culturally sensitive approach, she offers illuminating feedback that fosters self-insight and emotional clarity in a secure therapeutic environment. Dorothy's diverse skill set makes her adept at working with adults, adolescents, and children, ensuring that clients feel welcomed, understood, and respected throughout their journey. Areas of focus include separation issues, adjustment, communication difficulties, emotional expression, parenting challenges, school-related issues, ADD/ADHD, and self-esteem. With a collaborative and strength-based approach, Dorothy Mandel empowers her clients to confront personal obstacles, prioritizing their emotional growth and well-being through insightful and empathetic psychotherapy.

Daniel Martin Robb is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist (LICSW) who understands that when individuals struggle, it can be challenging to determine the next steps. He specializes in addressing stress, depression, and anxiety, which often interfere with relationships, academic performance, and overall well-being. For clients grappling with unhealthy thoughts, feelings, or habits, Daniel offers a safe therapeutic environment to explore their experiences and chart a healthier path forward. He emphasizes the importance of a space where clients can be open and honest, and where their truths can be shared without judgment. Daniel is dedicated to fostering a comfortable and reflective atmosphere that promotes insight and highlights each client's inner strength. His guiding principle is to identify, articulate, and cultivate resilience in everyone he works with, ensuring that the unique needs and preferences of each individual are met. With extensive experience supporting adults, adolescents, and children facing various adversities, Daniel is committed to partnering with those who are ready to create meaningful, lasting change. He admires the courage it takes to seek help and is eager to collaborate with clients as they embark on their journey toward transformation.