Dr. Marsha Vannicelli is a dedicated psychologist with over 35 years of experience helping adults and elders navigate life's complexities. She recognizes the pivotal role that resilience plays in managing significant life transitions, such as marriage, the birth of a child, loss, divorce, retirement, and new job opportunities. Dr. Vannicelli employs a warm, direct, and highly international therapeutic approach that facilitates collaboration with her clients to address and alleviate the behaviors that perpetuate their pain. Her comprehensive expertise extends to women's issues and relationship challenges, making her a trusted resource for individuals in both traditional and nontraditional couples. As a former Director of the Substance Abuse Outpatient Clinic at McLean Hospital, Dr. Vannicelli has guided numerous successful professionals—many of whom faced personal histories of alcohol abuse or family-related struggles. Through her books, teachings, and supervision, she has empowered hundreds of clinicians to assist their clients in overcoming obstacles and realizing their potential. Dr. Vannicelli’s active approach combines a thorough understanding of past influences with a focus on tackling current self-defeating behaviors, offering effective support for parents dealing with adult children and for stressed executives looking for growth and transformation.

Nancy Villa is a compassionate Counselor and LMHC who understands that feelings associated with anxiety, depression, trauma, and life transitions are a natural part of the human experience. Her goal is to guide individuals in managing these emotions, helping them to tune down the volume of their internal noise and live more fulfilling lives. Nancy believes that navigating the complexities of self-awareness is integral to well-being. Her therapeutic approach emphasizes the connections between mind, body, and spirit, drawing from a variety of techniques tailored to each individual. With expertise in psychodynamic, mindfulness-based, trauma-focused, and cognitive behavioral therapies, she empowers clients to develop practical skills that enhance their understanding of their internal world. Through individual and group modalities, Nancy invites those seeking to embark on their journey of self-exploration and integration to benefit from her supportive guidance.

Lacey Vogel is a compassionate and dedicated Counselor, LMHC, who has made significant strides in the therapeutic field since graduating from Boston University School of Medicine in 2015. She understands that difficult emotions or life circumstances can hinder one’s ability to feel fully present and engaged. Lacey possesses a profound empathy for the various ways individuals seek safety and control in challenging environments. Her therapeutic approach is characterized by directness, honesty, and collaboration, providing a warm and non-judgmental space for her clients. Utilizing anti-diet and HAES (Health At Every Size) principles, she is a firm advocate for self-compassion. Lacey specializes in supporting individuals grappling with eating disorders and disordered eating, guiding them towards meaningful behavioral change, improved body image, and a strengthened sense of identity. She also has extensive experience in trauma, anxiety, depression, and assisting athletes dealing with disordered eating or exercise addiction. Additionally, as a trained EMDR therapist, she expands her toolkit for promoting healing and growth. Lacey offers professional supervision to licensed therapists who focus on eating disorders or seek consultation on their cases, further contributing to the mental health community.

Joy Von Steiger, PhD, is a dedicated psychologist with 30 years of experience in private practice in the Boston/Cambridge area, working with adults, adolescents, couples, and families. Her therapeutic approach is rooted in a trauma-informed perspective, incorporating elements of liberation psychology. Joy believes that effective clinical work begins with a comprehensive understanding of each client's multiple identities and their interactions within their communities and the broader culture. Her commitment to social justice is deeply embedded in her work, and she specializes in multicultural treatment, identity development, trauma, depression, anxiety, relationship issues, life transitions, parenting challenges, adoption, fertility matters, gender issues, and sexuality. As the former Director of the Brandeis Counseling Center, Joy understands that while change can be difficult, the therapeutic process, supported by a clinician who is an excellent match, can indeed be life-altering.

Dr. Lisa Coyne is a licensed psychologist with nearly 20 years of dedicated experience in treating children, teens, and adults grappling with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), anxiety, and related issues. Her profound commitment to helping others build fulfilling lives reflects in her compassionate approach to therapy. Dr. Coyne specializes in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), including Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). She provides an array of services, including individual and group therapy, assessments, and transition support for youth shifting between levels of care. As the Founder of the New England Center for OCD and Anxiety, and the Senior Clinical Consultant for the McLean OCD Institute for Children and Adolescents (OCDI Jr.) at McLean Hospital/Harvard Medical School, she possesses a wealth of knowledge and expertise. Beyond her clinical work, Dr. Coyne is dedicated to nurturing the next generation of clinicians by offering consultation and training in ACT and ERP, both individually and in group settings, across various platforms. For those navigating the complexities of OCD and anxiety, Dr. Coyne's unwavering support ensures they are not alone on their journey to healing and resilience.

Jodi Waddell is a compassionate and skilled Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, specializing in creating a safe and collaborative environment for her clients. With a focus on positive change, she employs compassion, candor, and a touch of humor in her work. Jodi holds an MSW and LICSW, and her expertise spans a variety of areas, including perinatal issues, infertility, foster care, adoption, and the LGBTQ+ community. She offers psychotherapy to adults and teens grappling with anxiety, mood disorders, trauma, relationship challenges, and identity concerns. Jodi utilizes an eclectic mix of therapeutic modalities, drawing from psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and solution-focused approaches to meet the unique needs of her clients.

Jeffrey Waitkus, PsyD, is a psychologist who understands that the pursuit of happiness is a universal desire. He recognizes that many individuals yearn to feel effective and confident, particularly in their relationships. People often seek inclusion, appreciation, and love, yet at times, these feelings can appear out of reach. Jeffrey is adept at navigating the complexities of the human experience and understands how challenges can leave individuals feeling stuck, discouraged, or helpless. Through his expert guidance, clients can find the support they need to feel more empowered and regain control of their lives.

Dr. Michele Waldron is a dedicated therapist who provides a sex-positive approach to address a variety of sexual and relationship issues for adults. She offers services to those experiencing sexual dysfunction, including challenges related to desire, arousal, orgasm, and pain, as well as those grappling with sexual compulsivity or infidelity. Dr. Waldron employs a trauma-informed lens to support individuals and couples in navigating their relationship structures. Her expertise spans multiple therapeutic modalities, including trauma-focused, psychodynamic, and evidence-based approaches, ensuring a customized experience for each client. Known for her kindness, compassion, and sense of humor, she works to build strong connections with her clients, guiding them on their journey toward healing. Dr. Waldron welcomes individuals from all backgrounds, including those who identify as LGBTQ and neurodiverse, and conducts sessions through telehealth for accessibility. With decades of experience across various settings, Dr. Waldron is committed to helping her clients overcome their challenges and achieve personal growth.

Kevin Wehmhoefer is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist with over 35 years of experience, dedicated to supporting clients through a myriad of concerns. Individuals seeking assistance, whether from experiences of loss or trauma or struggles with depression, anxiety, or significant life transitions, find solace in his therapeutic approach. His clients often express a desire to enhance their self-awareness, broaden their perspectives, and develop robust life skills. Kevin employs an eclectic mix of treatment modalities, including psychodynamic therapy, cognitive-behavioral strategies, DBT, and Motivational Interviewing, to tailor his approach to each client's unique needs. An advocate for Mindfulness practices, he integrates these techniques to bolster resilience and shift perspectives. As a senior member of the clinical staff at Harvard University’s Counseling and Mental Health Service, Kevin works with a diverse student population, enhancing their mental well-being across various cultural contexts. His extensive training as an instructor in Koru Mindfulness and his proficiency in several therapeutic methods make him a valuable resource for individuals looking to navigate life's complexities. In these challenging times, the supportive environment Kevin provides helps clients not only cope with stress and anxiety but also cultivate essential skills to thrive.

Dr. Sarah Weintraub is a licensed psychologist with over a decade of clinical experience spanning higher education, community mental health, and outpatient services within a hospital setting. Her therapeutic approach is relational and compassionate, actively engaging clients to enhance their coping skills, alleviate distress, and enrich the quality of their lives. Dr. Weintraub specializes in key issues such as anxiety and depression, trauma and PTSD, grief and loss, as well as relationship concerns. She is particularly attuned to issues of identity related to race, class, gender, and sexuality. A dedicated mentor, she also pursues her passion for teaching by supervising psychology doctoral students while providing outpatient psychotherapy at a local hospital.

Dr. Thomas Westerling is a dedicated and experienced therapist with over fifteen years of practice in the field of psychotherapy, focusing on adults. He understands that many individuals grapple with feelings of frustration when attempts to change yield similar outcomes. Dr. Westerling believes that leading a fulfilling life often requires breaking free from unconscious patterns. Through psychotherapy, he helps clients delve into their thoughts, dreams, and subtle life changes to uncover the connections to their challenges. His supportive and inquisitive approach creates a safe space for clients seeking depth in their therapy journey.<br /> <br /> Specializing in anxiety, relationship issues, life transitions, and existential concerns, Dr. Westerling offers a wealth of knowledge in various therapeutic modalities, including Existential, Psychodynamic, and Psychoanalytic approaches. With experience in multiple settings such as college counseling centers and hospitals, he is currently advancing his expertise through training to become a psychoanalyst at the Boston Psychoanalytic Society & Institute. In addition, Dr. Westerling contributes to the academic community as a part-time Lecturer in the Department of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.

Sarah Wettenstein, LICSW, is a seasoned therapist specializing in helping adults navigate the complexities of stress, trauma, anxiety, and PTSD. With a compassionate and integrative approach, she utilizes a range of therapeutic techniques including Compassion Focused Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Sarah is deeply committed to understanding her clients' unique experiences and fostering resilience through strength-based methods. Her expertise also extends to clinical supervision, providing guidance for licensed supervisors in the field. Through a blend of psychodynamic insights and trauma-focused strategies, Sarah creates a safe and supportive environment for individuals to explore their emotions and enhance their mental well-being.

Dr. Sally Weylman is a compassionate and experienced psychologist based in Harvard Square, dedicated to helping adults and couples navigate life's challenges. With a strong foundation in diverse therapeutic modalities, including humanistic and cognitive-behavioral approaches, Dr. Weylman integrates wisdom and kindness to foster substantial change and optimal support. Over the last 25 years, she has collaborated with esteemed institutions such as Harvard University and Tufts University, earning a reputation for her thoughtful, welcoming demeanor and practical, caring approach to psychotherapy. Her clients often praise her sense of humor and the genuine connection they establish, which is a crucial element in successful therapy. Dr. Weylman understands that each individual has unique life challenges and aspirations, and she encourages those seeking therapy to prioritize finding a therapist who resonates with them on this important journey of change.