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Dr. Lauren Dumont is a dedicated therapist known for creating a supportive and comfortable environment for her clients. With a warm, humorous personality, she wholeheartedly engages with individuals during therapy sessions, making genuine connections that facilitate healing. Specializing in areas such as anxiety, depression (with a notable focus on depression among men), grief, and relationship concerns, Dr. Dumont employs a range of therapeutic modalities including Positive Psychology, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Emotionally Focused Therapy. She enjoys working with adults, young adults, and older adolescents, helping to address difficult family issues and navigate life transitions. Dr. Dumont is particularly passionate about assisting individuals in integrating wellness into both their personal and professional lives. Her strong belief in the power of emotional expression and skill-building helps her clients find their unique paths to well-being. Reaching out for help is seen as a powerful asset, and she warmly invites those considering therapy to take the brave step towards self-discovery and growth.

Sarah Dunbar, BCD, is a compassionate and experienced therapist dedicated to guiding individuals, couples, and elders through complex emotions and relationships. With a special focus on grief, relationship issues, and supporting the LGBTQ+ community, Sarah employs diverse therapy modalities including Adjunctive EMDR, relational approaches, and psychodynamic techniques. Her warm, empathetic style creates a safe space for her clients, fostering deep introspection and growth. By skillfully navigating the therapeutic journey, Sarah empowers her clients to move toward healing and deeper connections in their lives.

Grace Dwyer, a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker in Massachusetts, brings five years of experience in supporting children, families, and adults dealing with challenges such as depression, anxiety, behavioral difficulties, life transitions, and parenting issues. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Social Services from Quinnipiac University and a Master’s of Social Work from Boston College School of Social Work. Grace employs a variety of therapeutic interventions including narrative therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, strength-based approaches, and solution-focused strategies, while remaining flexible and attuned to the unique needs of each individual or family she serves. Her goal is to foster a caring and supportive relationship, allowing clients to build on their strengths and collaborate towards their goals, guiding them where they are and helping develop necessary interventions to achieve these objectives.

Dr. Jonathan Goldberg is a compassionate psychologist with a PhD and a graduate of Adelphi University, class of 2001. With a wealth of experience in mental health, he specializes in helping children, preteens, teens, and adults navigate complex emotional landscapes. His expertise includes addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, and relationship challenges, while also uniquely supporting individuals dealing with substance use, addiction, and a variety of behavioral concerns. Jonathan utilizes a diverse range of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and psychoanalytic techniques, to tailor his approach to each client's needs. He is adept at conducting therapy for couples, individuals, and groups alike, fostering an environment that promotes healing and growth. With a deep understanding of diverse backgrounds, including LGBTQ+ identities, he is committed to supporting clients through their journey toward improved mental health and self-esteem.

Suzanne Eagan-Beverly is a licensed mental health clinician and board-certified dance movement therapist, who has dedicated over ten years to helping individuals navigate their personal challenges. With a focus on cultivating a trusting relationship through empathy, caring, and compassion, Suzanne incorporates an array of therapeutic modalities, including mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, expressive arts, and trauma-focused approaches. She embraces each person's uniqueness, diversity, and cultural influences, using these elements to guide her as a clinician. Through her work, she supports clients in identifying their strengths and working towards health, well-being, and happiness. Suzanne's expertise encompasses a variety of issues, including depression, anxiety, PTSD, grief, and identity, while also addressing significant life transitions. In her practice, she values both verbal processing and creative/expressive methods, such as journaling, poetry, art, music, movement, dance, and yoga. Suzanne is committed to empowering individuals to build on their strengths and relationships, leading them toward a more fulfilling life.

Goldie Eder, LICSW, BCD, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 43 years of experience in the field of psychotherapy. She believes that healing from pain is attainable through a collaborative therapeutic relationship, fostering growth and fulfillment for her clients. Goldie works with individuals, couples, and families, addressing a wide range of issues such as depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, and identity development. Her flexible approach utilizes various methodologies—including Contextual Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and Trauma-Focused strategies—to adapt to the unique needs of each client at different points in their therapeutic journey. Central to Goldie's practice are the values of fairness, trust, respect, and compassion, which guide her interactions and enhance the therapeutic experience.

Patty Emberley, MA, is a compassionate and experienced therapist dedicated to guiding individuals at various life stages, including preteens, teens, adults, and elders (65+). With over 15 years of experience, Patty specializes in helping clients navigate relationship issues, grief, and stress, whether they are individuals or part of a family. Her approach is eclectic and includes various modalities such as Christian Counseling, EMDR, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT). She understands that clients may feel lost or frustrated, especially during turning points in their lives. Patty assists them in gaining insight and adjusting their reactions and behavior, fostering repaired relationships and emotional connections. While Patty is a Christian and honors the importance of clients' core beliefs, she approaches counseling with sensitivity and respect, ensuring that her clients feel valued and understood throughout their journey.

Dr. Pamela Enders is a dedicated psychologist who passionately supports competent and accomplished individuals dealing with performance anxiety (stage fright), chronic pain, anxiety, insomnia, and work/life stress. Her pragmatic and interactive approach fosters a collaborative environment, empowering clients to find relief and thrive in their personal and professional lives. With a wealth of experience, Dr. Enders is committed to guiding her clients on a transformative journey towards emotional and mental well-being.

Kelly Fey, LMHC, embodies a warm and interactive approach to therapy that is deeply person-centered and creative. She is dedicated to supporting individuals as they navigate through challenges such as grief, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, trauma, career transitions, and spiritual matters. With a commitment to collaboration, Kelly empowers her clients to heal, achieve their goals, and discover profound meaning and joy in their lives. Her holistic methods are thoughtfully tailored to each individual, addressing the mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual dimensions of wellbeing. Known for her down-to-earth demeanor, she brings humor and acceptance into her practice, fostering an environment where clients can trust their own innate wisdom. Drawing from her extensive background in theater, art, and writing, Kelly integrates tools from these creative realms to facilitate healing and personal growth. She has extensive experience working with diverse individuals, including artists and those eager to explore their creative potential, enriching her practice with a vibrant and eclectic style.

Lynn Focht-Birkerts, a licensed clinical social worker and therapist, views psychotherapy as a deep exploration of the self, guided by introspective techniques tailored to each individual’s unique history. She believes in raising expectations, understanding the inherent hope and risk that accompany the desire for something more fulfilling. Many individuals begin therapy unaware of the complex patterns inherited from their personal histories—patterns that often feel normal yet go unnoticed. These dynamics have subtly influenced personality development from the very beginning of life. Though this process can be painful, it serves as a foundation for building a more resilient self. Lynn’s approach focuses on interrupting cycles of unhealthy connections, while also helping clients to discover and embrace the parts of themselves they genuinely appreciate. Her aim is to guide clients in articulating their emotions, creating a sense of harmony in their experiences. This journey of self-discovery leads to an expansive and comforting realization of self-acceptance—recognizing and approving of who they truly are.

Emily Frank, LMHC, is a dedicated counselor who believes that everyone deserves support, guidance, and inspiration on their journey toward authenticity. With a specialization in relationship issues, LGBTQ+ concerns, and gender identity, Emily understands that challenges in relationships often arise from a disconnect from one's true self. Her goal is to help individuals tap into their inner wisdom, fostering a deeper connection to who they are meant to be. Emily works with individuals and couples of all genders, employing psychodynamic, interpersonal, relational, and internal family systems therapy modalities. She expertly focuses on crucial aspects such as communication, repairing trust after betrayal, and fostering intimacy. Through her compassionate approach, Emily empowers clients to live their truths, gain insight into their patterns, and explore the various dimensions of their identities.

Dr. Michael Furstenberg is a dedicated psychologist with an EdD, passionately committed to fostering growth and healing among teens, adults, and elders. With a rich tapestry of experience addressing men's issues, substance use, and parenting challenges, he brings a compassionate approach to therapy. Dr. Furstenberg specializes in navigating complex general issues including bipolar disorder, trauma, addiction, and relationship dynamics. His expertise extends to coping skills, family conflict, and emotional disturbances, providing a safe space for clients to explore their feelings and foster resilience. Utilizing an array of therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, and hypnotherapy, he tailors each session to meet the unique needs of individuals, couples, and families. Dr. Furstenberg's enriching methods help individuals not only overcome difficulties but also rediscover their strengths and enhance their emotional well-being.

Dr. Vincenzo Teran, a compassionate psychologist with a PsyD, understands the struggles many face in forming connections with others. Clients often feel overwhelmed by nervousness and insecurity, leading them to avoid risks and opportunities, fearing judgment and feeling unworthy. This avoidance sometimes results in neglecting their own needs and suppressing their emotions, fearing rejection if they were to express themselves. With a deep understanding of these challenges, Dr. Teran employs effective, evidence-based therapies to help individuals overcome anxiety, enhance their confidence, and cultivate happier, more fulfilling relationships. He is dedicated to making the journey into therapy accessible and smooth, guiding clients toward a more connected and meaningful life.