Evelyne Dreyfuss, EdD, understands that many children and adults face profound challenges such as adoption, complicated divorce, sexual abuse, or the loss of a loved one. These experiences can leave individuals feeling hurt, helpless, and scared. Fortunately, with Evelyne's compassionate guidance, it is possible to cultivate positive changes, enhance resilience, and foster emotional well-being. Known for her approachable nature, Evelyne creates a warm and non-judgmental environment, empowering clients to explore new perspectives. She emphasizes strengths over weaknesses and works collaboratively to uncover each individual's or child's inherent capabilities, promoting healthier attachments and increased confidence. Parenting guidance is another area of expertise for Evelyne, who partners with caregivers to discover effective coping strategies in challenging situations. With 35 years of impressive experience, including training at Harvard Medical School and serving as a director of training at a trauma clinic for children and families, Evelyne offers her expertise in an eclectic range of therapeutic modalities, including Compassion Focused and Internal Family Systems (IFS). Evelyne provides individual counseling through telehealth and is fluent in Hebrew, making her services accessible to a diverse clientele.

Aaron Kook is a dedicated and compassionate counselor, LMHC, MA, with a wealth of experience in supporting individuals of all ages, including preteens, children, teens, and adults. He understands that many people find themselves caught in repeating patterns that can feel inevitable and out of their control, often accompanied by self-blame. His clients commend him for fostering a safe environment where hope can thrive, and the courage to seek help is celebrated. Aaron specializes in addressing issues such as depression, trauma, PTSD, and anxiety, utilizing a variety of therapeutic modalities including play therapy, attachment-based approaches, trauma-focused techniques, and psychodynamic methods. In his work with children, he artfully blends play and dialogue, adapting his approach to the needs of each child. When verbal communication is challenging, Aaron provides creative avenues for processing emotions through imaginative play, art, and other supportive mediums. He views the first visit as a collaborative consultation, an opportunity for clients to connect with him and explore how he can best assist them on their journey toward healing.

Jeffrey Thomas, LICSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist with over 25 years of experience in psychotherapy. He creates an inviting environment where clients can address and transform painful behavioral patterns, facing life's internal and external challenges with grace and humor. Specializing in depression, relationship issues, and bipolar disorder, Jeffrey works with teens, adults, and elders, employing a variety of therapeutic approaches including existential, psychodynamic, and interpersonal modalities. His extensive experience spans community mental health and hospital settings, providing him with the skills to treat serious mood disorders effectively. Jeffrey is passionate about helping individuals and couples find healing and understanding as they navigate their unique journeys.

Dr. Allison Elizabeth Arrigg is a dedicated clinical psychologist, offering both brief and long-term psychotherapy to children, adolescents, adults, and elders. With expertise in addressing a variety of challenges including life transitions, relationships, anxiety, and depression, she provides invaluable support to her clients. Dr. Arrigg is deeply committed to creating a respectful, nurturing, and accepting environment, enabling individuals to explore their inner selves and improve their relational dynamics. Through her eclectic and integrative approach, she effectively guides clients towards personal growth and healing.

Wendy Emory is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, dedicated to guiding adults and elders through life's challenges, including trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and major life transitions. Her approach is centered on collaboration, empowering individuals to tap into their innate wisdom and potential for transformation. Wendy understands that clients may feel stuck or overwhelmed, yearning for hope, joy, and ease in their lives. As a skilled Sensorimotor Psychotherapist, she utilizes a unique mind/body approach to address the effects of trauma and attachment injuries, focusing on resource and skill building tailored to each individual's experiences. Whether clients struggle with feeling too much, such as anxiety, or not enough, like depression, Wendy is committed to helping them become the individuals they aspire to be. Emphasizing the importance of feeling heard and understood, she is eager to engage in meaningful conversations about each client's unique therapeutic needs and explore how she can support them in their journey toward wellness.

Kelly Exley-Smith is a licensed clinical social worker who specializes in supporting adults and elders in navigating their personal journeys. She is committed to celebrating the unique qualities of her clients. Utilizing a strengths-based perspective, Kelly encourages individuals to reflect on their successes, however small, as a solid foundation for building meaningful change. With an understanding that big goals can be both exhilarating and daunting, she emphasizes the importance of recognizing each small step as an achievement towards one's ultimate aspirations. Kelly believes that everyone is the expert of their own life but understands that even experts benefit from collaboration; she is honored to serve as a member of her clients' advisory boards. Dedicated to creating a safe and welcoming space, Kelly invites exploration of thoughts and feelings in a supportive environment. With a Master of Social Work from Simmons College, she brings over a decade of experience in innovative programs, demonstrating that a broader perspective often leads to profound transformation. Kelly's approach includes techniques from Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and more, allowing her to tailor her sessions to fit individual needs and goals.

Revan Miles is a highly experienced psychotherapist with over forty years in clinical social work. He brings a unique blend of wisdom, objectivity, and compassion to the therapeutic process. His insight-oriented and cognitive-behavioral approach is tailored to meet the specific goals and needs of each client. Renowned for his success in assisting individuals who feel stuck, indecisive, or fearful, Revan is also adept at supporting those who struggle with perfectionism. He emphasizes the crucial role of trust in the therapeutic relationship, viewing it as a catalyst for positive change. Throughout his extensive career, Revan has successfully addressed a wide range of challenges, focusing particularly on depression, grief and loss, anxiety, relationship difficulties, trauma, and medical illness. He works primarily with adults, including those in the LGBTQ+ community and artists, and has a special affinity for guiding college-age individuals during transitional phases. Clients find him approachable, non-judgmental, and optimistic, creating a welcoming environment for meaningful conversations.

Dr. Kimberly Faris is a dedicated psychologist known for her upbeat and enthusiastic approach to therapy. Investing fully in motivating her clients, she encourages individuals to challenge negative thinking and embrace their potential through the lens of quantum mechanics. Clients engage in their own recovery processes by learning mindfulness and meditation techniques, which help them access their capacity for emotional and physical healing. With expertise in behavioral medicine, Dr. Faris specializes in hypnosis, energy psychology, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and relational psychology. Her extensive training at Cambridge Health Alliance, a Harvard Medical School Affiliate, and Two Brattle Center, focusing on Borderline Personality Disorder, enhances her ability to support a wide range of issues. Dr. Faris's work often incorporates a spiritual perspective, which resonates with many clients seeking to understand their emotional and physical pain, and what brings meaning to their lives. This exploration fosters a mindful and joyful way of being for those she serves, especially adults and elders facing behavioral issues, mood disorders, and relationship challenges. Through her practice, she helps individuals realize that they are the creators of their lives and the manifestations of their realities.

Margaret Fasolo, LICSW, is a dedicated licensed independent clinical social worker and certified photography art therapist, who has been providing compassionate therapy to adolescents, adults, and members of the LGBTQ community for over ten years. With a master’s degree in social work from New York University, Margaret specializes in supporting individuals facing anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, addiction, gender identity issues, and trauma. She adeptly utilizes a variety of therapeutic modalities, including trauma-focused therapy, expressive arts, and person-centered approaches, tailoring her methods to help clients recognize their needs and take meaningful action towards wellness. Her experience encompasses individual, group, and culturally sensitive therapy, fostering a safe environment where clients can develop insights and demonstrate their strength. Margaret is committed to guiding her clients along their unique paths to healing and empowerment.

Ren Feng is a passionate clinical social worker and therapist who values the therapeutic relationship, cultivating a space of safety, respect, and understanding for his clients. With warmth and openness, he engages with adult individuals and couples who aim to improve their relationships, both with others and themselves. Through a collaborative process, Ren helps clients develop insights and skills that guide them towards their goals, fostering a sense of hope and wellbeing. His integrative approach is rooted in Internal Family Systems (IFS), relational and attachment-based therapy, and mind-body psychotherapy, ensuring a tailored treatment experience infused with curiosity and creativity. Ren specializes in addressing anxiety, depression, relationship struggles, and the intricacies of sexual and gender identity development, as well as navigating life transitions like immigration, acculturation, and bereavement. With a keen interest in spirituality, yoga, meditation, and positive psychology, he remains sensitive to diversity and social justice issues, reflecting his commitment to inclusivity in the therapeutic process.

Dr. Sarah Fine Kosa, a dedicated psychologist with over 15 years of experience, specializes in working with children aged 6 to 10 and their families. Understanding the intense worries and uncertainties that can arise when a child faces challenges, she is committed to alleviating the stress, exhaustion, and guilt that often accompany complex parenting concerns. Her expertise lies in treating behavioral and emotional issues during the critical first decade of life, emphasizing the importance of early intervention to set children on a positive path for the future. Dr. Fine Kosa's goal is to help families address specific challenges, achieve rapid and meaningful improvements, and foster confidence, skill, and joy in their lives. Whether dealing with sleep disruptions, eating challenges, toilet training, anxiety, behavioral issues, or significant family transitions, she collaborates closely with families to create tailored strategies that suit their unique needs and strengths. Dr. Fine Kosa adopts a playful, transparent, and strengths-based approach, aimed at fostering a nurturing environment where new perspectives can be gained. Families can expect insightful consultations on various parenting dilemmas and access to evidence-based coaching methodologies designed to yield effective results.

Dr. Rina Folman, a dedicated therapist with a PhD from Boston University, specializes in providing compassionate guidance to teens and adults navigating the complexities of trauma, PTSD, and relationship issues, including divorce. With her rich background and extensive experience since her graduation in 1973, Rina employs a variety of therapeutic modalities—ranging from divorce mediation and marital therapy to cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)—to create personalized treatment plans that resonate with each client’s unique journey. Rina's warmth and empathy shine through whether she is working with couples, individuals, or groups, making her an invaluable ally in the healing process.

Mya Fonarov is a dedicated and compassionate licensed clinical social worker and therapist with over a decade of experience since graduating from Boston University in 2008. She specializes in helping adults navigate the complexities of depression, anxiety, and relationship issues. Mya employs an eclectic approach in her therapeutic practice, incorporating techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), psychodynamic therapy, interpersonal therapy, and relational therapy. Whether working with individuals or couples, Mya's warm and empathetic style fosters a safe environment for exploration and growth, enabling her clients to achieve meaningful change and enhanced wellbeing.