Elaine Hayes, a Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, brings over 33 years of experience in helping adults and elders navigate significant life transitions, cope with grief, and address the challenges associated with divorce and spirituality. A graduate of Boston College, she possesses a deep understanding of the present moment, guiding individuals to clarify their thoughts and feelings, develop insight, and enhance their awareness of intention and behavior. Elaine empowers her clients to help themselves, utilizing modalities such as cognitive behavioral therapy, values clarification, mindfulness, and relaxation techniques. Sensitive to substance abuse issues, her approach is client-centered, gentle, and intuitive, and she is known for her ability to think outside the box. Elaine's compassionate support fosters healing and growth, making her a trusted ally in the therapeutic journey.

Walter Hildner, a Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW), approaches therapy with a deep respect for each client's unique history, struggles, and victories. He collaborates with clients to clarify their reasons for seeking help, explore the roots of their issues, and develop personalized strategies for recovery and relief. Walter's interactive style is characterized by caring and supportive feedback, ensuring that clients remain engaged and informed throughout the therapeutic process. He has extensive training as a trauma therapist and utilizes techniques such as EMDR, cognitive-behavioral therapy, psychodynamic therapy, and internal family systems work. Walter's education at Boston University School of Social Work has equipped him to integrate diverse modalities in therapy, fostering a cooperative and transparent environment. His areas of specialization include recovery from trauma, compulsivity, addiction, and issues related to the LGBTQ+ community, including delayed coming out and internalized homophobia. Walter's practice is devoted to helping individuals navigate their challenges, cultivate personal growth, and transform their perspectives on themselves and the world around them.