Sarah Kupper, LICSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist who believes in the innate capacity of individuals to change, grow, and heal. By prioritizing mental health, Sarah encourages her clients to embark on a brave and necessary journey towards feeling better and living an authentic, fulfilling life. Known for her warmth, compassion, and genuineness, she provides an interactive and conversational space that is tailored to each client’s unique needs. Sarah fosters a non-judgmental and welcoming environment where clients can gain insight, process emotions, and develop effective coping strategies. With expertise in various therapeutic modalities, including psychodynamic therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and mindfulness-based therapies, she seamlessly integrates relaxation techniques and meditation into her sessions when it aligns with the client’s goals. Her specialties encompass anxiety, depression, life transitions, trauma, women's issues, and eating disorders, underlining her commitment to supporting clients through their mental health journey.

Amy Burch is a compassionate and experienced clinical social worker and therapist with over 17 years of clinical experience helping individuals across all ages, from children to seniors. Since 2008, she has dedicated her skills to the Public Schools of Brookline, enriching the lives of her students and their families. Before her tenure in schools, Amy provided comprehensive clinical and case management services at McLean Hospital and Family and Childrens Service of Greater Lynn. Her focus areas include anxiety, depression, social-emotional wellness, and family and parenting struggles. Amy approaches each client with personalized care, utilizing tailored intervention strategies that encompass cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness techniques, and psychoeducation to meet each individual's unique needs and treatment goals.

Dr. Ilana Cooper is a compassionate psychologist committed to fostering a deep understanding of each individual within the framework of a nurturing therapeutic relationship. She works collaboratively with clients to create tailored success plans that align with their unique goals. These plans often incorporate strategies for enhancing knowledge, increasing self-awareness, and acquiring new skills. Dr. Cooper utilizes an integrative approach to therapy, blending techniques from relational, mindfulness, and cognitive-behavioral therapies to support her clients effectively. She specializes in assisting individuals with anxiety, trauma, depression, life transitions, and relational challenges. Additionally, Dr. Cooper has extensive training and experience in trauma recovery and helps couples improve their connection and navigate difficulties in healthier ways. Her practice offers therapy for individuals and couples, providing a safe and supportive environment for personal growth and healing.

John Grillo is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who specializes in working with adults of all ages, addressing a diverse range of issues including addiction, mood disorders, and trauma. His practice is characterized by an unwavering commitment to creating a safe and supportive environment infused with compassion, respect, and curiosity. John collaborates closely with his clients to help them gain clarity around their concerns, enhance their self-understanding, and pursue meaningful changes in their lives. Drawing on a solid foundation of psychoanalytic and psychodynamic principles, his therapeutic approach places significant importance on emotions and interpersonal relationships, as well as the impact of past experiences on present thoughts and behaviors. Through a strong therapeutic relationship and increased self-awareness, his clients often discover the resilience to break free from self-defeating patterns, strengthen their relationships, alleviate symptoms, and ultimately achieve greater fulfillment and an improved quality of life. John offers modalities such as Interpersonal Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to promote genuine healing and growth.

Dr. Sarah Darghouth is a highly skilled clinical psychologist affiliated with the Department of Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, complemented by a small private practice in Brookline. She specializes in cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), and psychodynamic therapy, utilizing skills training tailored to meet her patients' specific needs. Dr. Darghouth adopts a pragmatic and engaged approach in the therapy process, focusing on a wide range of issues including depression and mood disorders, anxiety, eating disorders, trauma, relationship challenges, Borderline Personality Disorder, as well as LGBTQ issues. Her passion lies in working collaboratively with individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds and minority groups, fostering a relational atmosphere. Dr. Darghouth is dedicated to helping clients address their concerns through both behavioral skills and an understanding of the contextual and developmental aspects of their experiences.

Selina Lang is an independent Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Massachusetts with a Master of Arts degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, specializing in Art Therapy from Lesley University. She has extensive experience working with adolescents and adults across various settings, including schools, crisis stabilization, residential, and inpatient environments. Selina is particularly skilled in addressing issues related to anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use, and life transitions. With a commitment to authenticity, creativity, and humor, she fosters a safe and supportive therapeutic environment. As a Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) trained clinician, she utilizes a diverse array of therapeutic approaches such as Person-Centered therapy, Positive Psychology, Trauma-informed Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, EMDR, and Art Therapy. Selina collaborates with her clients to design personalized treatment plans that facilitate growth and healing. As an LGBTQIA affirming clinician, she practices cultural humility and prioritizes decolonizing the mental health field. Her goal is to empower clients by helping them identify their strengths, develop skills for symptom management, gain autonomy, and enhance their sense of self.

Dr. Eben Lasker, PsyD, is deeply invested in understanding each individual who comes to him for help. He believes that it is essential to recognize the full person and not merely focus on their symptoms or challenges. This comprehensive approach reflects his conviction that true healing occurs when the complete context of an individual's life is considered. Clients who engage with Dr. Lasker often describe his practice as a supportive environment that encourages reflection, dialogue, and personal growth. With a focus on mood disorders and impulse control disorders, Dr. Lasker employs various therapeutic methodologies, including mindfulness-based techniques, psychodynamic therapy, and culturally sensitive practices. His office has become a safe harbor for those ready to explore their dilemmas and work toward meaningful solutions.

Kathryn Lazar, LMHC, CDBT, is dedicated to supporting young people and their families who are new to mental health treatment, those who have faced challenges in previous care settings, and those with a genuine interest in building a therapeutic relationship. An experienced clinician, Kathryn possesses extensive training in crisis management and has provided services in outpatient settings, acute mental health facilities, mentorship, coaching, and family systems therapy. She offers individual outpatient therapy sessions 2-3 times weekly, along with specialized DBT coaching. Utilizing her background in expressive arts, play therapy, and acute crisis intervention, Kathryn creates effective, person-centered treatment plans, along with parental guidance. Her mission is to provide comprehensive therapy, counseling, psychoeducation, and coaching to children, adolescents, young adults, and their families as they navigate life’s challenges and work towards regaining control of their environments. Kathryn believes that client success lies in setting achievable goals and fostering strong support systems at home.

Dr. Kai Le Page Bekkeli is a licensed psychologist specializing in psychodynamic psychotherapy. Patients who seek Dr. Bekkeli's expertise often face complex challenges such as anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, relational struggles, and self-harm. Many have found limited success with short-term or cognitive therapies and come to recognize that their difficulties may reflect deeper, more profound aspects of their identity. Dr. Bekkeli provides a compassionate space for individuals to explore the neglected and rejected facets of their lives, particularly as they relate to their core issues. His approach is informed by Lacanian theory, alongside a solid foundation in Jungian psychology, relational psychoanalysis, and existential psychotherapy. Dr. Bekkeli is dedicated to accessibility in mental health care, reserving time to support underserved populations and those without health insurance. He is committed to fostering emotional transformation and invites prospective patients to consider taking the first step toward understanding themselves more deeply.

Dr. Jody Leader, a dedicated psychologist with a PhD, believes that healing and transformation flourish within an authentic, trusting therapeutic relationship. With 27 years of experience, she diligently listens and connects with her clients, tailoring each treatment to suit the individual’s unique needs. Dr. Leader has been instrumental in helping people confront longstanding internal and external challenges that affect their relationships and career satisfaction. As a passionate racial justice activist, she supports individuals in navigating the complexities of racism, structural racism, and microaggressions. She offers a comprehensive range of services, including short- and long-term psychotherapy, couple therapy, psychoanalysis, and consultations.

Alison Leary, PhD, is a dedicated clinical psychologist who specializes in working with children, adolescents, and adults. With a focus on fostering a warm and supportive therapeutic relationship, she teaches clients essential skills to help them build confidence in managing their emotions and behaviors effectively. Alison's treatment approach is primarily rooted in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), yet she tailors each treatment to meet the unique needs of her clients, emphasizing the use of evidence-based methods. Her collaborative style is infused with encouragement, humor, and warmth. Alison has particular expertise in addressing anxiety disorders, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), selective mutism, and body-focused repetitive behaviors (BFRBs). She also enjoys assisting those coping with depression, adjustment issues, life transitions, marital challenges, career or academic stress, and relationship difficulties. Moreover, Alison possesses extensive experience in managing child behavioral issues and is adept at teaching effective parenting strategies, actively involving parents throughout the treatment process with children.

Patrick Lee, MS, LMHC, is a dedicated counselor with over 11 years of experience, specializing in supporting teens, adults, and elders through various life challenges. He understands that many individuals encounter overwhelming life events or emotions that seem beyond their control. Patrick's commitment to therapy is rooted in the belief that it can help individuals harness their resilience and learn from their experiences. He creates an open and accepting environment for clients to explore their personal journeys and enhance their well-being. With a focus on mindfulness and self-awareness, Patrick employs Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) alongside Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to facilitate a collaborative process that identifies barriers to success and maladaptive responses. He is passionate about working with a diverse and multicultural clientele, offering guidance through mood disorders, anxiety, substance use, and various related issues. Together, clients and Patrick strive to foster meaningful change and personal growth.

Nicole Lee McNeil Francis is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist, holding an MSW, LCSW, and currently pursuing a PsyD in leadership psychology. Her treatment approach is profoundly client-centered, recognizing that individuals enter therapy at varying stages of readiness. Nicole expertly meets clients wherever they are in their journey, understanding the complexities of starting therapy, navigating the initial interactions with a new therapist, setting meaningful goals, and sharing personal stories. Passionate about helping clients unlock their sources of happiness and resilience, she guides them through a wide array of challenges, including mood issues, anxiety, substance-related concerns, family dynamics, trauma, interpersonal relationships, and self-harm. With a rich background that includes work in hospitals, schools, drug treatment centers, non-profits, and community health centers, Nicole has cultivated a diverse skill set over her years of practice, including the last four years in her private practice. She has also contributed to the academic field by teaching undergraduate courses and specializes in Latino mental health, aided by her proficiency in Spanish. Nicole believes that reaching out for help is vital in overcoming obstacles and emphasizes the importance of mental health as key to maintaining a balanced and fulfilling life.