Marc Bolduc

Marc Bolduc is a highly skilled Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who offers a pragmatic approach to treating a wide range of psychological and relational challenges. His clients often grapple with negative narratives and the burdens of harmful stress. Drawing from a diverse array of psychotherapeutic interventions, including Eclectic, Attachment-based, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Marc is dedicated to fostering healthy emotional experiences that pave the way for profound and lasting change. His expertise extends to character development, life enrichment, and assisting individuals in navigating the complexities of addiction, loneliness, trauma, and grief, all of which significantly affect their overall well-being. Marc is committed to understanding what empowers people to tackle difficult situations and supports them in initiating and sustaining these vital efforts. He believes that the ultimate goal of therapy is to enable individuals to engage fully in life, allowing them to endure, cope, and excel in the areas that matter most, free from the confines of their thoughts, feelings, behaviors, or circumstances. In addition to his private practice, Marc is an integral part of the team at Massachusetts General Hospital, serving as a senior psychotherapist and addiction consultant as well as co-directing the Recovery and Relationship Enhancement Program. He provides therapy to individuals, groups, couples, and families while also teaching and supervising in the Center for Group Psychotherapy and Interpersonal Psychotherapy Program.