Kate Boyle is a compassionate and skilled Clinical Social Worker and therapist, holding an LICSW credential. With a dedicated focus on children, preteens, teens, and adults, Kate expertly utilizes a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Play Therapy, Family Systems, and Psychodynamic approaches. Her rich experience encompasses working with individuals, couples, and families, fostering deep connections and understanding with her clients. Kate's unique methodology also includes Pediatric Hypnotherapy, allowing her to address a wide spectrum of emotional and relational challenges. Trustworthy and warm, she creates a safe space for healing and growth, empowering her clients to navigate life's complexities with confidence.

Robin Adair Ronchi, a licensed counselor and LMHC, embodies the curious paradox articulated by Carl Rogers—that accepting oneself as they are opens the door to change. She is truly inspired by individuals who demonstrate their capacity for growth through bravery and a willingness to tackle life's challenging issues. Establishing a warm and supportive relationship is her top priority, recognizing that healthy change is cultivated through partnership. By exploring clients' values, insights, and belief systems, Robin collaborates with them to craft a tailored therapeutic approach that honors their unique strengths and innate wisdom. Understanding that each individual requires a distinct path to healing and resilience, she draws from a diverse range of methodologies, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Positive Psychology, and Mindfulness, to help clients achieve their goals and reach their fullest potential. Robin believes that whatever one is searching for is already within, and she is dedicated to helping them access and harness those inner resources for empowerment. As she emphasizes, the good life is not merely a state of being, but a continual, enriching process.

Peter Anderson, LMFT, understands that family and relationships hold a vital place in our lives, often being sources of both joy and pain. He specializes in helping individuals, families, and children navigate their relational dynamics by fostering better communication and promoting deeper understanding and engagement. With a commitment to creating a safe environment for growth and change, Peter recognizes that effective therapy requires effort, honesty, and a readiness for self-exploration. He employs an Internal Family Systems approach in individual sessions, which provides a simple yet comprehensive model for clients to explore their inner dynamics. For couples, Peter utilizes the Gottman Method to disarm conflicting verbal communication, enhancing intimacy, respect, and affection. His family therapy sessions are grounded in Strategic Therapy, aimed at improving cohesive interactions among family members. With extensive experience in individual therapy, marital conflict resolution, family crises, couples counseling, and family dynamics, Peter is dedicated to supporting his clients on their journeys toward healing and connection. He also contributes to the academic community as an adjunct professor at Endicott College and engages actively in his local community as an on-call clinician at Union and Burlington Hospital.