Han Bertrand is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist whose approach to psychotherapy is relational and client-centered, tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual. Influenced by psychodynamic methods, his work focuses on strengthening one’s core sense of self, which facilitates healthier responses to external stressors. He integrates the latest research in neuroscience and coping strategies, empowering clients to tap into their innate capacity for self-regulation. Additionally, Han incorporates mindfulness and cognitive-behavioral strategies as necessary to alleviate symptoms, paving the way for deeper and longer-lasting therapeutic effects. His culturally sensitive and trauma-informed approach is beneficial to adults of all ages, from young adults and college students to older adults. Han specializes in treating a range of issues including mood disorders, depression, anxiety, relationship concerns, family conflict, low self-esteem, identity issues, spiritual/existential challenges, transitions in college and major life phases, as well as trauma/PTSD and grief/loss. He is committed to acceptance and support for individuals of all identities and values the opportunity to work with clients from diverse racial, cultural, spiritual, and personal backgrounds, having extensive experience with college students, young professionals, international scholars, immigrants, and those who identify as LGBTQ+.

Patrice Birenberg, a licensed clinical social worker and therapist, brings over 30 years of experience to her practice, assisting adults and couples with a range of issues including addiction, self-esteem, relationship difficulties, anxiety, and depression. With her extensive training in psychodynamic psychotherapy, Patrice helps clients explore their familial backgrounds and understand how early experiences shape their current lives and influence their aspirations. Her therapeutic approach combines talking therapy with behavioral techniques, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). Patrice recognizes that for many, initiating a therapeutic relationship may feel both necessary and natural, while for others, it can appear daunting and intimidating. As a compassionate and active therapist, she takes pride in guiding clients to overcome their fears surrounding the therapeutic process and facilitating their journey toward meaningful change.

As a clinical social worker and therapist, Ann Bitetti understands the complexities of the human experience. With a background in psychodynamic and strength-based therapy, she has dedicated her career to helping individuals navigate their emotional and psychological challenges. Ann's approach is rooted in the belief that everyone has the resilience to grow and heal. She creates a supportive and empathetic environment where her clients can explore their thoughts and feelings safely. By utilizing psychoanalytic modalities, Ann encourages deeper self-reflection and insight, empowering clients to achieve personal growth. Her passion for fostering meaningful connections and her commitment to professional excellence make her an exceptional guide on the journey toward emotional well-being.

Pamela Blau, MFA, IAAP, is dedicated to helping adults and elders navigate life's complexities. Through a Jungian approach, she creates a safe space for exploration of creative potential and acceptance of new challenges. Whether individuals are coping with personal loss, the challenges of aging, feelings of low self-esteem, or internal conflicts, Pamela brings a heartfelt and spirited energy to her therapy sessions. She also provides valuable support for parents seeking resources to confidently raise their children. By restoring balance in clients' lives, Pamela guides them through anxiety, life transitions, and self-discovery.

Randy Blume, MSW, LICSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who views therapy as a unique opportunity for transformation. With an understanding that the journey of therapy can feel akin to climbing a mountain—both exhilarating and daunting—Randy supports his clients every step of the way, helping them keep their goals in sight despite any obstacles that may arise. Known for his down-to-earth and pragmatic approach, he infuses humor into his practice, making the therapeutic experience both relatable and effective. Randy employs a blend of psychodynamic, cognitive, behavioral, motivational enhancement, and stress reduction techniques tailored to meet the specific needs and aspirations of each individual. His specialization lies in guiding clients through the intricate interplay of their biology, psychological history, current challenges, and particularly their interpersonal relationships to help identify and disrupt unhelpful patterns. In addition to therapy, Randy also offers personal and professional coaching, particularly for writers aiming to achieve their objectives, whether it's completing dissertations, writing novels, or maintaining blogs. This unique blend of coaching and therapy is aimed at facilitating progress and fostering creativity, offering a comprehensive support system to his clients.

Carly Bobinsky, LICSW, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to creating a supportive and nonjudgmental environment for her clients. Therapy, in her view, is a chance to foster curiosity about one's identity and empower individuals to shape their future. Carly’s approach, grounded in psychodynamic concepts and viewed through a social justice lens, recognizes the profound influences of both personal experiences and societal contexts on our unconscious. She believes deeply in the innate capacity for growth and healing present in every individual. Providing a safe and nurturing therapeutic relationship, Carly invites clients to explore their internal worlds, develop valuable insights, and embark on fulfilling pathways in their lives. With advanced training in trauma treatment acquired through the Victims of Violence program at Cambridge Health Alliance, a Harvard Medical School teaching hospital, she is also completing further specialization in psychoanalytic psychotherapy at the Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis. Carly's expertise extends to addressing pressing issues such as depression, trauma, PTSD, and anxiety through various modalities, including individual and couples therapy.

Jasen Boyle, LICSW, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping individuals and their loved ones navigate the complexities of substance use and mood disorders. With expertise in a range of therapy types, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing, he meets clients where they are in their journey toward recovery. Jasen’s practice is distinctive in its focus on not just individuals struggling with addiction, but also the concerned family members and friends who wish to support them. His years of experience, coupled with an affiliation with MGH, equip him to effectively guide clients through their challenges, empowering them with the confidence and skills necessary for change. Additionally, Jasen offers virtual therapy options to provide immediate support and inclusive discussions for those who may be physically distant. His primary goal is to foster competence and resilience among his clients as they face their life challenges.

Lisa Buckingham, a skilled Counselor and LMHC, understands that life is akin to a journey, and no one should have to travel it alone. She offers a safe and supportive space for self-exploration and healing. With an eclectic and art therapy-based practice that is deeply person-centered, Lisa believes that therapy is a collaborative process. Together with her clients, she identifies the most effective interventions tailored to their unique needs, as she recognizes that the most successful journeys are navigated as a team. Lisa supports her clients with unconditional positive regard, equipping them with the tools to navigate their personal journeys. With over 11 years of experience in the field, she holds a Master's Degree in Art Therapy and Mental Health Counseling. Specializing in art therapy, psychodrama, cognitive behavioral therapy, and family dynamics, Lisa is dedicated to providing quality care for individuals and families alike, encompassing a range of ages from toddlers to adults.

Laura Burnham is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist dedicated to fostering personal growth and self-discovery in her clients. She believes that therapy offers a unique space where individuals can deeply explore themselves and navigate the complexities of their lives. Laura meets clients wherever they are on their journeys, using the collaborative relationship built during sessions as a foundation for progress. With a commitment to providing a non-judgmental and supportive atmosphere, she adeptly addresses life's challenges and triumphs. Laura specializes in treating anxiety, depression, mood disorders, relationship issues, work-life balance, identity struggles, trauma, and grief, among other concerns. Her approach integrates numerous therapeutic modalities, including psychodynamic therapy, attachment theory, and family systems. Currently, Laura is a psychoanalytic candidate at the Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis, further enriching her expertise as she supports both individuals and couples through life's various transitions and challenges.

Dr. Michael Healy is a dedicated psychologist with a wealth of experience in providing integrative, psychodynamic, and psychoanalytic therapy. With a PhD in psychology, he has cultivated a profound ability to connect with clients across diverse age groups, including teens, adults, and elders. Known for his compassionate and warm approach, Dr. Healy offers clinical supervision and has contributed significantly to the professional development of licensed supervisors. His commitment to fostering emotional well-being makes him a trusted partner in the therapeutic journey, where each individual is seen and heard.

Georgianna Collins is a compassionate and dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist, bringing her extensive knowledge and experience to support teens and adults navigating life's challenges. With a degree from Cambridge College, she has been committed to her practice since graduating in 1994. Georgianna specializes in addressing depression, anxiety, and relationship issues, fostering a safe environment where individuals and families can explore their emotions and find healing. Her eclectic approach to therapy includes modalities suited for couples, individuals, and families, ensuring that each client's unique needs are met. From substance use struggles and grief to life coaching and parenting concerns, Georgianna provides the tools and guidance necessary for personal growth and resolution. Her passion for helping others shines through in every session, as she navigates the complexities of divorce, adoption, and infertility with sensitivity and understanding.

Kendra Capalbo, a licensed clinical social worker and experienced therapist, understands the intricacies of relationships. She recognizes that many couples find themselves feeling as though they are drifting apart, lost in a dense fog of disconnection that obscures the path forward. Often, partners might feel like they are looking at a stranger instead of the person they once knew well. Kendra knows how overwhelming and helpless this can feel, yet she believes in the power of love and the potential for renewal. While couples may be reluctant to try therapy, she guides them to view it as an essential investment in their relationship. With Kendra's support, couples can uncover the science behind successful relationships and learn to reconnect. Through a step-by-step process, her clients gain the insights necessary to strengthen their bond and create an enduring connection. She emphasizes that nothing changes if nothing changes, so she encourages couples to take that brave step forward. Kendra is eager to offer hope and guidance, setting the stage for transformative work. The best time to address relationship challenges may have been yesterday, but the second-best time is now. Kendra looks forward to starting this journey with those ready to embrace change.

Guillemette Caron-Simmers is a highly experienced clinical social worker and therapist with over thirty years dedicated to guiding individuals towards a more fulfilling sense of satisfaction in their relationships, improving self-image, and alleviating symptoms of depression and anxiety. In her couples therapy practice, Guillemette skillfully facilitates the exploration of each partner's strengths, vulnerabilities, hopes, and fears that stem from their personal histories. Her goal is to enhance understanding of the dynamics within the relationship, fostering productive changes in communication, collaboration, and conflict resolution. She is committed to creating a safe and relaxed therapeutic environment where close, active listening and collaborative dialogue promote deep self-understanding and acceptance. Guillemette's training in psychoanalytic and psychodynamic therapy, paired with her pragmatic and eclectic approach, allows her to tailor her methods to suit the unique needs of each individual. Beyond her therapy practice, Guillemette has also shared her knowledge and expertise as an educator at Simmons College School of Social Work and has supervised numerous therapists in training, making her a multifaceted professional dedicated to nurturing growth and healing in others.