Dr. Maria Jose Perez is a dedicated psychologist with a PsyD and over 20 years of clinical experience providing support to adults, young adults, and couples. She understands the courage required to seek help during vulnerable times and strives to be a source of guidance and compassion. Dr. Perez believes firmly in the capacity for change and healing, acknowledging that challenging life circumstances can often leave individuals feeling stuck, lonely, and disconnected from their strengths. Her therapeutic approach is inherently collaborative, aimed at helping clients navigate their obstacles to lead fuller, more satisfying lives. She emphasizes the importance of a safe, trusting, and caring environment in which healing can occur. This foundational respect allows clients to be hopeful, take risks, and explore hidden aspects of themselves, fostering authenticity and deep, transformative connections. With a unique combination of psychodynamic approaches, mindfulness techniques, and insights drawn from attachment theory, Dr. Perez effectively addresses a variety of concerns, including depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, life transitions, and relationship issues. Fluent in both English and Spanish, she enjoys working with immigrants and adopts a multicultural perspective in her practice, enhancing the inclusivity and sensitivity of her therapeutic work.

Einhae Helen Jung, MA, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to providing individualized and affordable psychotherapy for those seeking self-understanding. Specializing in integrative and multicultural therapy approaches, she works with children aged 6 to 10, teenagers, adults, and elders over 65. Her expertise includes addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, family conflict, relationship and marital difficulties, work and school stress, as well as parental concerns and adolescent challenges. With her proficiency in both English and Korean, Einhae offers therapy in Korean and brings a deep understanding of Asian culture and society to her practice. Whether in group or individual settings, she is committed to fostering a supportive and enriching therapeutic environment. Until offices reopen, sessions are available via phone or Zoom.

Dr. Barbara Kamholz is a highly respected psychologist with a PhD, who is dedicated to helping adults navigate life's challenges. Utilizing cognitive-behavioral interventions, she emphasizes the importance of personal values in creating a meaningful life and managing distress in healthier ways. With over 20 years of clinical experience, Dr. Kamholz has a profound understanding of various issues, including stress, anxiety, trauma, depression, and life transitions. Notably, she is among fewer than 250 psychologists to be Board Certified in Behavioral and Cognitive Psychology, showcasing her exceptional expertise. Dr. Kamholz welcomes individuals from all backgrounds and is committed to ongoing education, particularly in supporting individuals identifying as members of sexual or gender minority communities and communities of color. As an Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Boston University School of Medicine, she also serves as the Director of CBT Education for the BU Psychiatry Residency Program. Furthermore, her involvement with the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA) and the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT) reflects her dedication to advancing the field of mental health.

Katie Kaplan, MSW, LICSW, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with 14 years of experience in helping teens and adults navigate life's challenges. She creates a supportive and empathetic environment where clients feel safe to explore the issues affecting their quality of life. With a focus on building rapport and understanding, Katie employs a Strength-Based and Cognitive Behavioral therapy approach, integrating various modalities to suit individual needs. She strongly advocates for the use of mindfulness techniques, particularly when addressing anxiety and depression. Recognizing the vital role of family systems, she incorporates family work into her therapeutic process, emphasizing the importance of connection. Katie believes that a trusting relationship is the cornerstone of effective therapy, and her office is a sanctuary of judgment-free space that is entirely client-centered.

Dr. Aviva Katz understands that life events can often create a sense of helplessness and hopelessness, leaving individuals feeling unmotivated or disconnected without a clear reason. Her approach to psychotherapy is built on the belief that individuals can be empowered by gaining insight into their struggles while cultivating the skills necessary for meaningful change. In her practice, she focuses on identifying what matters most to her clients and aligning therapy with their core values to foster a more fulfilling life. With expertise in trauma and PTSD, anxiety, substance use, and grief, Dr. Katz has extensive experience working with individuals from a range of backgrounds, including military service members, veterans, and their families. She is passionate about the collaborative journey of therapy, working closely with clients to tailor interventions that suit their unique needs and aspirations.

Dr. Jason Kaufman is a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist with extensive experience in attachment-oriented individual, couples, and family therapy. His work focuses on helping teens and adults cultivate healthier relationships with themselves and others. With specialized training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Mentalization-Based Therapy (MBT), Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT), and Gottmanian couples therapy, Dr. Kaufman has successfully improved numerous relationships facing challenges. He is particularly skilled at guiding couples through trust and communication issues, as well as supporting individuals dealing with identity, life transitions, personality concerns, and relationship difficulties. His expertise also extends to Autism, divorce, narcissism, and men's issues. Dr. Kaufman received his clinical training at the esteemed McLean Hospital and William James College. Holding a PhD in Sociology from Princeton, he taught sociology for a decade at Harvard, showcasing his commitment to education and personal growth. A former professional classical musician, he brings a unique perspective to his practice. As a member of a multi-racial, multi-generational, multi-denominational blended family, Dr. Kaufman embraces individuals from diverse identities, beliefs, and backgrounds, fostering a culturally sensitive environment for all. His practice utilizes various modalities, including family systems therapy and motivational interviewing, to ensure that every client's needs are met.

Lindsey Keegan, MEd, LMHC, is dedicated to helping individuals embark on a transformative therapeutic journey that fosters a deeper understanding of themselves and their place in the world. With a commitment to growth and meaningful change, Lindsey creates a safe and nurturing space characterized by respect, compassion, and acceptance. Her goal is to facilitate opportunities for exploration, learning, and positive change in her clients' lives. By blending a strengths-based perspective with creative interventions, she tailors her approach to meet the unique needs of those she works with. Lindsey believes that the journey of therapy is deeply personal, and she looks forward to providing ongoing support and guidance as clients navigate their own paths towards wellness. Her expertise in addressing issues related to depression, anxiety, and life transitions further enriches the individualized care she offers in her therapeutic practice.

Barbara Keezell is a compassionate and skilled Clinical Social Worker/Therapist, holding certifications as LICSW, CGP, and FAGPA. She specializes in working with adults and elders, helping them navigate the challenges, difficulties, and traumas that may lead to feelings of anxiety, depression, vulnerability, or overwhelm. Recognizing the importance of establishing trust, Barbara creates a safe and respectful space where clients can openly reflect and discuss their thoughts, feelings, and actions. Through her collaborative and interactive approach, she empowers individuals to explore the development of their coping strategies and discover new ways to respond to life's struggles. Barbara emphasizes both the underlying roots of her clients' issues and their inherent strengths, guiding them toward increased energy and capacity for work and love. With thirty years of experience in psychodynamic psychotherapy, working with individuals, couples, and groups, Barbara brings a wealth of knowledge and understanding to her practice. She is committed to providing therapy that is empathetic, exploratory, and genuinely helpful, supporting clients on their journey of self-exploration and discovery.

Glenn Klein is a compassionate and experienced therapist who specializes in guiding adults through their emotional challenges. With credentials as an LMHC, he is dedicated to providing support for various issues, including addiction, mood disorders, and LGBTQ+ concerns. Glenn employs a diverse range of therapeutic approaches tailored to meet individual needs, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), among others. His integrative practice blends techniques from eclectic and psychodynamic methodologies with a Buddhist/Eastern orientation, fostering a holistic healing environment. Glenn's commitment to fostering personal growth and resilience empowers his clients to navigate their journeys with confidence and hope.

Susan Kommit, a Clinical Social Worker and Therapist (MSW, LICSW), embodies collaboration, transparency, and compassion in her therapeutic practice. She fosters an environment where clients can better understand their goals, needs, and challenges. Together, they work to create tailored solutions and strategies that reduce distress and enhance well-being. Susan's aim is for clients to leave therapy with a deeper understanding and acceptance of themselves, equipped with effective strategies to realize their dreams, goals, and authentic self-expression. She recognizes the significance of life history in shaping self-awareness in the present, highlighting that while insight is essential, it alone may not lead to change. By integrating insight, acceptance, self-compassion, and practical problem-solving skills, Susan collaborates with clients to devise a personalized plan that addresses the areas of their lives they find challenging. Whether clients seek to alleviate stress and anxiety, improve relationships, boost self-esteem, navigate life transitions, or overcome self-defeating behaviors, Susan's welcoming approach to therapy, whether long-term or short-term solutions, makes her an ideal partner in the journey towards wellness.

Shoshanna Korn-Meyer is a dedicated therapist with over 25 years of experience, committed to guiding adults through their journeys of change and transformation. She understands that discomfort or uncertainty stemming from depression, anxiety, grief, early trauma, career shifts, or financial stress can disrupt one's balance and make life challenging. By setting aside weekly time to reflect on one's feelings, clients are presented with a valuable opportunity to navigate their complex experiences. Shoshanna's passion lies in exploring the intricacies of early attachments between children and their parents, as she knows these profoundly impact individuals throughout their lives. Her work with a diverse range of adults and adolescents encompasses issues such as life transitions, identity formation, sexual orientation, pregnancy, fertility, postpartum depression, parenting, work or social relationship challenges, the search for connection, as well as loss and bereavement. Shoshanna is eager to meet clients and help them delve into the aspects of their lives they wish to understand more fully.

Lauren Kourabas, LICSW, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist who believes in the power of building a trusting relationship with clients. Understanding that therapy can be a vulnerable journey, Lauren is dedicated to creating a grounding and safe environment where individuals can openly explore their thoughts, feelings, and aspirations. This nurturing space enables clients to connect with their inner wisdom, challenge themselves, and achieve a deeper understanding and sense of peace. Specializing in issues such as interpersonal trauma, relationship and family challenges, and healing from sexual assault, Lauren also focuses on gender and sexuality within the LGBTQ+ community. Committed to social work as a form of social justice, Lauren approaches therapy through an anti-oppressive lens, ensuring a culturally sensitive and supportive experience for all clients.

Marty Krakowsky is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, holding a DSW and LCSW, who understands the overwhelming demands that school, work, family, and relationships can place on individuals of all ages. With over 20 years of experience in individual and family psychotherapy, he recognizes how societal pressures can contribute to stress and emotional challenges. Marty provides a warm and safe environment where clients are invited to share their stories, facilitating collaborative work to address emotional needs and navigate life's various stages. His expertise is especially focused on teenagers, as he aims to help them express and cope with difficult emotions in constructive ways. In addition to therapy, Marty has over 10 years of experience offering clinical supervision to postgraduate social workers and clinical psychologists, making him a resource for growth and development in the therapeutic community.