Emily Kirsch is a seasoned clinician with a holistic and eclectic approach to therapy. With a focus on the strengths and resiliency of her clients, she collaborates with individuals to help them achieve their goals. Known for her kindness, compassion, and directness, Emily creates a calming, comfortable, and safe environment for her clients. Feedback from the community includes remarks from an 8th grader who expressed enjoyment in attending sessions with Emily, noting that she learns many interesting new things. Emily maintains a general practice catering to children, teens, and adults, with particular specialization in expressive therapies, mind/body medicine, relationship issues, and parent education. Her expertise spans various therapy types including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and a strength-based approach.

Elissa Riggio Tosi is a licensed independent clinical social worker and the founder of Therapy For Intentional Living, Inc. (Tili), a thriving group practice established in 2009. With a team of 11 experienced therapists and nurse practitioners, Tili has locations in Salem, Marblehead, and Beverly. Elissa is dedicated to helping adults navigate complex issues such as mood disorders, relationship challenges, and trauma. Her diverse therapeutic approaches include Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Internal Family Systems, Positive Psychology, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Through a strength-based, relational, and narrative lens, Elissa fosters a supportive environment where individuals and families can work towards their preferred way of being.

Charlott Robin Hartley is a compassionate Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) with a Master's degree, certified in Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT). With years of experience, she works skillfully with individuals, couples, and families, addressing a range of challenges including depression, anxiety, relationship issues, self-esteem, trauma, grief and loss, and stress. Charlott's approach as a cognitive behavioral therapist allows her to collaborate closely with her clients, helping them to define meaningful goals, gain insight into themselves, and uncover their unique gifts. In her sessions, change transforms from an obstacle to a welcomed opportunity, as hope comes to life in the midst of their circumstances.

Alan Roy, MA, is a dedicated therapist with over twenty years of experience serving individuals, families, and couples on the North Shore. He specializes in addressing common challenges such as stress, anxiety, depression, and relationship issues that many people face. Through principle-based treatment, transpersonal, and humanistic modalities, Alan helps his clients unlock their innate wisdom and make healthier choices, facilitating personal growth and emotional well-being. Understanding that life often feels overwhelming and lacks a clear instruction manual, he emphasizes the importance of gaining insight and understanding in the present moment rather than dwelling on the past. Alan works with a diverse age group, including preteens, adolescents, adults, and elders, and has extensive experience in navigating complex issues like mood disorders, learning disabilities, trauma, and parenting challenges. He is committed to fostering a safe and caring environment where meaningful change can occur. Recognizing that sometimes a collaborative approach is necessary, Alan continuously supports his clients by connecting them with other professionals such as psychopharmacologists, neuropsychologists, and educational advocates, ensuring a comprehensive support system on their journey to mental health and happiness.

Dr. Jaclyn Kinsman, PsyD, LEP, NCSP, is dedicated to providing comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations for children, adolescents, and young adults. With her practice, she is committed to supporting families concerned about their child's performance in school and assisting in obtaining necessary support or accommodations. Dr. Kinsman and her business partner specialize in diagnosing and developing interventions for a range of mental health disorders, learning disabilities, and ADHD, expertly assessing children as young as 2 years old. Recognizing the unique needs of each individual, their evaluations offer profound insights into academic performance, social challenges, and essential transition services. By collaborating with families and educational institutions, Dr. Kinsman works to empower children to thrive. Notably, feedback is provided within three weeks of the initial testing session, ensuring timely and actionable support for families seeking clarity and guidance.

Meghan Sasso, a dedicated counselor with an MA and LMHC, brings a wealth of knowledge to her practice, focusing primarily on Couples Therapy and Substance Use recovery. For those feeling distant in their marriage or struggling with recovery issues, Meghan offers a safe and attuned space for exploration. Her clinical expertise encompasses Intimacy, Infidelity, and Communication, allowing couples to navigate their relationships with care and understanding. With over 11 years of experience in Addiction therapy, she specializes in topics like Addiction in the Family, Relapse, and long-term recovery strategies. Meghan is committed to understanding the intricacies of addiction and helping families learn to support their loved ones in recovery. She values the process of building rapport with her clients, viewing therapy as a partnership where they will collaboratively identify their goals. As someone who has experienced the influence of addiction in her personal life and is part of a committed couple, Meghan approaches therapy with a unique blend of professional insight and heartfelt empathy, fostering a genuine connection that enriches the therapeutic experience.

Lauren Schonberger, LICSW, is a compassionate and skilled Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who specializes in working with adolescents, college and graduate students, adults, families, and couples. She is dedicated to guiding individuals through their unique journeys in addressing family issues, developing a strong sense of self, and managing challenges such as anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and loss, and life transitions. Drawing from her extensive experience in various settings—including private practice, hospitals, community centers, outpatient facilities, and private schools—Lauren personalizes each therapeutic experience, recognizing that therapy can differ greatly for each individual, family, or couple. Her approach may be short or long-term, focused on solutions or exploring goals, and may incorporate a diverse range of techniques including narrative therapy, mindfulness-based strategies, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), attachment-based therapy, and family therapy. Outside of her therapeutic practice, Lauren enjoys quality time with her family and dog, along with outdoor adventures like hiking and skiing throughout the seasons. With her commitment to fostering emotional growth and resilience, she is excited to support individuals on their path to wellness.

Lisa Schott is a compassionate and experienced Clinical Social Worker who specializes in helping individuals, couples, families, and friends who are affected by substance use challenges. With over 12 years of dedicated work in the addictions field and personal experience as a family member impacted by addiction, Lisa utilizes a harm reduction approach that is both educational and skills-based. She is a certified provider in the Invitation to Change program, which encourages a fresh perspective on addiction through compassion and information. Clients learn valuable skills in communication, self-care, and boundary-setting—key components in supporting their loved ones and fostering recovery. Lisa is known for her open and interactive therapeutic style, making her a relatable and trustworthy partner in the healing journey. Passionate about her work, she invites those interested in group support to explore opportunities like Empowering Loved Ones, a free Zoom group led by her, available on Psychology Today. With a focus on mindfulness-based therapy and strength-based modalities, Lisa Schott is dedicated to facilitating transformative experiences for her clients and their families.

Mary Jo Shea-McCormick is an empathetic and dedicated therapist who specializes in assisting adults navigating through life's transitions, particularly those grappling with grief, stress, and the quest for spiritual growth. Her ideal clients are individuals who seek relief and are committed to healing, especially in the face of relationship changes and losses. With years of experience as a hospice nurse and chaplain, she has guided many through their most challenging times, offering compassion, active listening, and educated guidance. Mary Jo employs various therapeutic modalities including Compassion Focused Therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), Psychodynamic therapy, and Interpersonal Therapy. Whether in individual or group settings, she ensures that her clients feel comfortable, safe, and heard as they embark on their journey toward recovery and healing.

Wendi Smith is a dedicated Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker based in Beverly, MA, bringing over 10 years of experience working with preteens, children, teens, adults, and families. Her commitment lies in empowering her clients to feel capable and connected through therapy. Wendi specializes in addressing issues such as anxiety, depression, body image concerns, and relational difficulties. She has extensive training in various therapeutic modalities, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT), and mindfulness-based approaches. Wendi earned her Master of Social Work (MSW) from Boston College, with a concentration in children, youth, and families. In addition to her private practice, she works with the High Risk Intervention Team, a community-based program that supports individuals with frequent hospital admissions, and provides consultation services to families and schools. Wendi values authenticity, collaboration, and strives to create a warm and safe environment for all her clients.

Tom Stanga is a compassionate counselor with an MEd and LMHC specializing in supporting adults and elders facing a variety of challenges. His expertise encompasses ADHD, trauma, PTSD, and men's issues, as well as a broad spectrum of general issues including anxiety, depression, and relationship difficulties. Tom employs an eclectic approach to therapy, drawing from compassionate-focused techniques, positive psychology, and solution-focused brief therapy to create a tailored experience for each client. He believes in the power of humanistic and person-centered practices, which help individuals cultivate coping skills and navigate life's complexities. With an emphasis on strength-based methods, Tom is dedicated to guiding clients through their journey towards healing and self-discovery, fostering resilience and growth in a safe, supportive environment.

Tina Swinkels-Tratnyek, an LMHC with a degree from Lesley University, brings a compassionate and grounded approach to therapy for adults and elders (65+). She believes in providing real-life tools to help clients navigate difficult times and discover greater joy in their lives. In her view, therapy is a 'conversation with a purpose,' where a down-to-earth and interactive style gently challenges individuals to heal unresolved wounds and gain clarity in their lives. Tina specializes in providing support for those grappling with anxiety, depression, and major life transitions. Her clients often include individuals in caregiving roles, such as therapists, coaches, and first responders, who tend to prioritize others over themselves, leading to feelings of depletion and overwhelm. Tina recognizes the importance of the client-therapist relationship as the foundation of effective therapy, bringing her own humanity and authenticity into each session. This connection fosters a safe space for her clients, allowing them to understand themselves and their relationships on a deeper level. Her therapeutic style incorporates a blend of experience, intuition, and continued training, utilizing techniques from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and mind-body approaches.

Jennifer Moynihan is a dedicated therapist with a rich background in counseling, holding multiple credentials including MSW, LADC-I, CADC, and LCSW. With expertise in helping adults navigate complex challenges, she specializes in issues such as addiction, trauma, grief, and a range of general issues including anxiety, depression, and stress. Jennifer employs a variety of therapeutic approaches to ensure her clients receive culturally sensitive and effective care, utilizing methods such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Trauma-Focused therapy. With a commitment to fostering resilience and growth, she creates a supportive environment for individuals and groups alike, drawing on strength-based practices and motivational interviewing to guide her clients on their paths to healing.