Deborah Bluestone is a compassionate therapist and Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) with 40 years of enriching experience. She understands that every individual seeking her guidance deserves to feel better and free from the weight of their burdens. Known for her active and curious listening style, Deborah creates a safe space where clients can explore their thoughts and emotions deeply. Her practice encompasses individuals, couples, and families across various age groups, including preteens, toddlers, children, teens, and adults. Deborah specializes in addressing common challenges such as depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and grief, while also having significant expertise in supporting individuals dealing with Bipolar Disorder and those balancing the responsibilities of caring for elderly parents. With a focus on young adults and college students, Deborah encourages self-exploration and healing, guiding clients towards a deeper understanding of themselves. Her diverse therapeutic modalities include Psychodynamic, Family/Marital, Relational, and Psychoanalytic approaches, making her a versatile choice for anyone seeking support in their mental health journey.

Jennifer Bowman, LICSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist who believes that the therapeutic rapport is crucial for success. With her eclectic approach, Jennifer draws on a variety of methodologies, including cognitive and behavioral techniques, attachment theory, schema therapy, and EMDR. She adopts a client-centered philosophy, empowering individuals to create meaningful and fulfilling lives. Her experience encompasses working with both children and adults who face challenges such as depression, anxiety, trauma, addiction, and the stress of transitioning life stages. Jennifer’s commitment to respect, understanding, and honesty forms the foundation of her therapeutic relationships. She is eager to collaborate with clients to identify their goals and explore how she can best assist them on their journey towards healing and growth.

Dr. Jessica Boyatt is a dedicated psychologist with a PsyD, specializing in client-centered psychotherapy that emphasizes meaningful change and resilience. She is committed to creating a collaborative and supportive environment tailored to each individual's unique needs and goals. Dr. Boyatt works effectively with clients across all age ranges, from toddlers to elders, addressing various issues, including depression, relationship challenges, and anxiety. Her therapeutic approach encompasses a variety of modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Attachment-Based therapy, and Integrative methods, ensuring that her clients achieve a deeper understanding of themselves and cultivate more satisfying relationships. Known for her warmth, respectfulness, and practicality, Dr. Boyatt's clients find her easy to talk to and open-minded. Fluent in Spanish and having grown up in Mexico and Chile, she offers psychotherapy and neuropsychological evaluations that cater to a diverse clientele, including young adults and new parents grappling with postpartum depression or unresolved trauma. In addition to her private practice, Dr. Boyatt is a valued member of the faculty at the Infant Parent Training Institute and frequently collaborates with Physicians for Human Rights, conducting psychological evaluations in asylum cases.

Theodore Bradford, LICSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist specializing in working with adults facing challenges such as Depression, Trauma and PTSD, and Anxiety. He utilizes a diverse range of therapeutic interventions, including Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Psychodynamic therapies, Family Systems theory, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). With a primary emphasis on relational talk therapy, Theodore values collaboration with individuals as they navigate emotional and life issues. His commitment to professional growth is reflected in his background supervising both graduate and undergraduate students in Clinical Supervision. Additionally, he holds certifications in EMDR I and II, Traumatic Stress Studies and Treatment, Clinical Supervision, and BASICS, demonstrating his expertise in trauma-focused approaches and interpersonal relationships.

Dr. J. Brand, a skilled psychologist with a PsyD and CGP credentials, is dedicated to helping clients embrace curiosity and bravery to uncover their best selves. With extensive experience supporting individuals grappling with depression, anxiety, trauma, and addictions, he adeptly navigates a wide spectrum of interpersonal challenges. His approach to psychodynamic therapy not only addresses symptoms, but also explores underlying causes, fostering a deeper understanding of emotional experiences. Clients find Dr. Brand approachable and appreciate his insightful questions, which encourage introspection. In addition to his private practice, he skillfully manages the adult group therapy program at The Brookline Center for Community Mental Health and actively contributes as a board member of the Northeastern Society for Group Psychotherapy, enhancing both individual and group therapeutic experiences through his expertise in group dynamics.

Miriam Braude is a licensed Clinical Social Worker and therapist who understands the importance of finding a comfortable and genuine therapeutic relationship. Her clients often describe her as approachable and easy to talk to about life's challenges. As a compassionate coach and guide, Miriam helps her clients make meaningful connections and discover new strategies to manage life's hurdles while building upon their unique strengths. Her therapeutic style is characterized by support, nurturing, authenticity, active engagement, validation, and insight-building. Many individuals seek Miriam’s assistance for issues like depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, and stress management. With extensive experience addressing trauma, neglect, addiction, body image, self-esteem, life transitions, and more, she empowers those she works with to leave therapy equipped with practical tools and skills for independent management of their challenges. Those who resonate with her approach are encouraged to reach out for an initial consultation, as Miriam is eager to support their journey towards healing and growth.

Pamela Brennecke, LMHC, embodies a profound sense of possibility within her therapeutic practice. She understands that finding the right match with a therapist is paramount. Pamela places a strong emphasis on the work surrounding relationships: the connection to oneself, the past, others, and one's ultimate concerns and values. Integral to her approach is the belief that self-awareness and self-knowledge are crucial for healing and personal growth. Through the therapeutic relationship, individuals can explore, experience, and understand themselves more deeply. Pamela's expertise in expressive arts, somatic sensing, and integrative therapy opens pathways to greater understanding, ultimately enriching one’s engagement with daily life. She is dedicated to guiding her clients in confronting their challenges and issues with compassion and skill.

Sharon Broder is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist dedicated to helping adults and elders navigate their emotional landscapes. Specializing in anxiety, relationship issues, and self-esteem, she fosters resilience, insight, and meaningful connections by guiding clients to explore their values, core beliefs, and personal goals. With her diverse background in both nonprofit and corporate environments, Sharon understands the complexities of work relationships, including the impact of communication difficulties, confidence challenges, and burnout on emotional health and self-relationships. Through a collaborative process, she aims to uncover the specific behaviors and patterns that may be hindering her clients, allowing for the development of tailored coping strategies and innovative approaches to old problems, ultimately enhancing emotional agility and reducing internal conflict. Rooted in a relational therapy framework, Sharon integrates techniques from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), narrative therapy, and mindfulness practices. She invites individuals to share their struggles and aspirations for a more emotionally authentic and fulfilling life, ensuring that her therapeutic journey is a safe space for exploration and growth.

Meghan Brown, LMHC, is a compassionate counselor who specializes in supporting individuals grappling with eating disorders. With a strong belief that these disorders often stem from deeply painful emotions managed through harmful behaviors, she works collaboratively with her clients, their support networks, and outpatient providers to facilitate meaningful change. Meghan's outpatient practice serves clients of all ages and genders facing various challenges related to disordered eating, body image issues, and low self-esteem. She is a staunch advocate for body justice and Health at Every Size (HAES), employing a non-diet approach in her practice. Additionally, she offers recovery coaching within the community, which includes a range of supportive services such as meal coaching, food exposures, and body image coaching. Meghan’s dedication to fostering a safe, empowering space for her clients makes her a vital resource for those seeking to navigate their journeys toward healing.

Roberta Brucker is a dedicated Clinician with over two decades of experience in the field of Psychiatry, having worked at Newton-Wellesley Hospital and in Private Practice. She specializes in the assessment and treatment of someone struggling with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Anxiety Disorders, Depression, and the stress associated with Chronic Illness. Recognizing the need for supportive environments for OCD sufferers, Roberta established an active Group Program tailored for Adults living with OCD. Her therapeutic style is warm and direct, focusing on collaboration to enhance her clients' strengths through Cognitive Behavioral Treatment, Exposure and Response Prevention, and Psychotherapy. She emphasizes the importance of pacing in treatment, particularly for OCD, ensuring that clients do not face intolerable anxiety levels. Unlike traditional models, Roberta develops personalized OCD Programs that allow for a more gradual progression through the anxiety-raising process. By fostering a supportive relationship, she aids clients in navigating their challenges, ultimately leading them towards effective coping strategies and improved well-being.

Dr. Sinead McCarthy, a skilled psychologist, believes that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to therapy. Emphasizing a collaborative and integrated model, Sinead is dedicated to meeting the unique needs of each individual who seeks her support. She focuses on understanding the experiences, relationships, and insights of her clients, helping them explore the themes that may be contributing to their current challenges, including relationship issues, self-esteem, and life transitions.<br /> <br /> Dr. McCarthy cultivates an environment where clients are encouraged to actively participate in their therapeutic journey. Together, they assess the best steps based on personal strengths and abilities, fostering a sense of confidence, security, and connection to oneself and one’s goals. She incorporates various evidence-based practices such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), interpersonal therapy, and motivational interviewing. These tools help clients examine how patterns may impact their lives and provide opportunities to recognize and build on their strengths.<br /> <br /> With a passion for working with diverse communities, including transgender and queer individuals, Dr. McCarthy is committed to creating a culturally sensitive and supportive environment. Her approach empowers clients to develop the knowledge and skills necessary to achieve their desired outcomes in therapy, paving the way for personal growth and fulfillment.

Edye Caine, MA, is a compassionate and experienced therapist specializing in supporting adults and elders in navigating life's challenges. With a focus on life coaching, women's issues, and self-esteem, Edye employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), culturally sensitive approaches, and positive psychology. Her eclectic style enables her to tailor her guidance to meet the unique needs of each individual. Edye is dedicated to empowering her clients to embrace their journey towards self-discovery and personal growth, fostering resilience and well-being through mindfulness and transpersonal techniques.

Lorna Campbell, LICSW, is a dedicated therapist with over a decade of experience in Outpatient Psychiatric clinics, where she has observed the remarkable capacity of individuals to adapt and change in the face of life's challenges. In her practice, she plays a crucial role in guiding clients through crises, equipping them with the skills necessary to manage difficult emotions and support their overall well-being. Lorna focuses on helping clients gain clarity about their needs and developing effective coping strategies tailored to their unique circumstances. With extensive training in evidence-based treatment modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), she is adept at addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, and women’s concerns. Lorna has also contributed to the field through her lectures on perinatal anxiety and depression in esteemed settings like Harvard Medical School, the Veterans Administration, and the Indian Health Service, underscoring her commitment to professional development and advocacy for clients across all stages of life.