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Marta Casas, a Counselor with an MEd and credentials as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), brings her expertise to adults seeking support for a range of mental health challenges. With a focused approach that prioritizes trauma and PTSD, as well as anxiety and life transitions, she effectively guides her clients through their journeys. Marta addresses various concerns, including bipolar disorder, coping skills, relationship issues, chronic pain, and LGBTQ+ matters, fostering a warm and inclusive environment for healing. Her therapeutic modalities are diverse, encompassing somatic, trauma-focused, attachment-based, and multicultural approaches, among others. She holds a profound understanding of emotional disturbance, mood disorders, and family conflict, enabling her to support individuals and couples as they navigate their unique paths toward well-being.

Carly Inkpen is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist (LICSW) dedicated to helping individuals navigate life's challenges. Her therapeutic approach is warm and collaborative, focusing on creating a personalized process that resonates with each client’s unique needs. Carly prioritizes ensuring that her clients feel heard, understood, and accepted. She has a particular passion for working with queer, transgender, and nonbinary individuals, as well as immigrants and third culture kids exploring cultural identity questions. While primarily utilizing a psychodynamic perspective, Carly adeptly integrates various modalities, including Play Therapy and Trauma-Focused approaches, to tailor her support to each individual. As a social worker, she is deeply attuned to the impact of social contexts on mental health, addressing issues such as racism and sexism in her practice. Carly also leverages her expertise in mediation, negotiation, and career coaching to assist clients in navigating work-related challenges and career transitions. She provides support for parents of children within her practice, catering to individuals of all ages with a commitment to fostering a safe and accepting environment.

Nicholas James Marshall is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist specializing in helping adults navigate their most challenging experiences, including mood disorders and relationship issues. He embraces a profound understanding of suffering, inviting clients to explore the deeper meanings behind their struggles. Nicholas utilizes a diverse array of therapeutic modalities, such as mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, integrative approaches, and trauma-focused techniques, ensuring that each session is tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals, couples, or groups. His sessions are designed to be relaxed and conversational, fostering an environment where healing can flourish. With a distinctive interest in both East-West spirituality and positive psychology, Nicholas believes that everyone holds the keys to their own healing journey, and he is committed to guiding them as they uncover their innate strengths. In his practice, he blends psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioral strategies, offering a holistic approach to mental well-being. Nicholas welcomes all individuals to experience the transformative process of therapy, as together they discover the harmonious music of healing.

Dr. Jennifer Jamieson Bortle is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to helping adults navigate through the challenges of depression, anxiety, and relationship issues. With a PhD in psychology, she utilizes an eclectic approach to therapy, seamlessly integrating mindfulness, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and psychodynamic methods as needed. Her warm and relational style allows individuals and couples to explore their thoughts and emotions in a safe and supportive environment. Dr. Jamieson's commitment to fostering personal growth and healing is evident in every session, empowering her clients to achieve a deeper understanding of themselves and improve their relationships.

M.A. Jean-Charles, of M.A. Jean-Charles Psychotherapy & Consulting, LLC, embodies the mantra of healing, learning, and growing as the foundation of their therapeutic philosophy. They understand that life's chaos can obscure one’s sense of place in the world, and they are committed to providing pathways for learning that facilitate healing from emotional wounds. Their extensive work with Women of Color and the LGBTQQIA community highlights their specialty in supporting those facing profound emotional challenges such as depression, trauma, and anxiety. M.A. employs diverse, evidence-based treatment approaches, including Trauma Focused, Person-Centered, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, to empower clients to initiate the changes necessary for a fulfilling life. By fostering a safe and nurturing space, M.A. promotes emotional growth and skill development, addressing the unique experiences of individuals who navigate the complexities of identity and belonging in today's society. Their practice was born from a desire to address the underrepresentation of private practices that specifically focus on the needs of people of color, recognizing that the modern climate often exacerbates feelings of otherness. M.A. works tirelessly to bring light to these issues, ensuring that clients are not just seen but are provided the tools to thrive.

Gurty Jean-denis, a dedicated Counselor with an MEd, LMHC, and LMFT credentials, believes that the ideal client is someone who is willing to engage actively in their therapeutic journey. Therapy with Gurty is a collaborative effort; the more a client explores and shares about themselves, the more they stand to gain. She values the journey of self-discovery, understanding that the detours along the way can provide profound insights. Consistency in therapy is essential, and Gurty views it as a vital form of self-care. She creates a safe and comfortable environment where individuals, couples, and families can explore and heal without judgment. With over a decade of experience, Gurty has worked in various settings, including group homes, substance abuse clinics, and in-home therapy, providing her with a broad perspective on mental health issues like Depression and Family Conflict. Her eclectic approach ensures that treatment is tailored to the individual, recognizing that every person is unique and deserving of personalized care. Gurty believes that the therapeutic relationship—both between the therapist and the client and within oneself—is the most healing aspect of the treatment process.

Karen Jo, a licensed clinical social worker and therapist, is dedicated to helping clients navigate their dreams, challenges, and life purpose. She employs mindfulness practices, energy psychology, and cognitive-behavioral strategies to empower individuals to face life's challenges with grace and confidence. With a focus on those who are overburdened in their roles—caring for children, parents, and managing home schooling—Karen understands the common feelings of fatigue, anxiety, and loss of purpose. Together with her clients, she fosters an environment that emphasizes positivity, gratitude, and self-care, promoting a mindful detachment from negative biases and a busy mind. Her goal is to guide clients in accessing their inner resilience and personal strength through strength-based, supportive, and insight-oriented therapy. Utilizing secure video for remote counseling allows her services to be easily accessible and convenient, ensuring that clients can engage in therapy from the comfort of their own homes. Karen is welcoming, eager to understand her clients' life challenges and objectives, and believes that a little support can create meaningful change. Recognizing the courage it takes to seek help, she strives to make the process as easy and comfortable as possible, offering an initial free 15-minute consultation to ensure a good fit for all.

Victoria M. Johnson, LMHC, LADC1, is a seasoned counselor with over 30 years of experience in behavioral health and substance use across both private and public sectors. She has skillfully provided counseling, education, and treatment in a variety of settings, including collegiate institutions, inpatient and outpatient programs, and community initiatives. As the Treatment Center Director at Health Care Resource Centers-Chelsea, Victoria applies her advanced knowledge and clinical expertise to tackle the opioid epidemic through Medication Assisted Treatment. Her impressive background includes senior administrative, academic, and clinical roles at the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, North Shore Community College, and Project Cope Inpatient and Residential Programs, in addition to consulting for the Departments of Mental Health, Children and Family Services, and Community Corrections. Victoria’s unwavering commitment is evident in her dedication to treating individuals at all stages of recovery, particularly women and members of the LGBTQ+ community, while fostering open communication to strengthen personal and professional relationships.

Virginia Jonas is a licensed independent clinical social worker (LICSW) dedicated to providing empathic attention to clients as they navigate emotional and psychological challenges. With over 20 years of experience practicing psychotherapy in the Boston area, Virginia fosters a safe and supportive environment where individuals can strengthen relationships, learn essential coping strategies, and navigate significant life transitions. Her expertise includes alleviating anxiety and depression, as well as aiding clients in healing from grief and loss. With an MSW from Boston University School of Social Work, Virginia employs a blend of traditional and alternative therapies, including mindfulness-based therapy and creative arts. Her approach integrates insight-oriented and cognitive-behavioral techniques, allowing for a comprehensive and tailored therapeutic experience.

Marina Kasdaglis, LMHC, is dedicated to helping adults navigate through challenges such as depression, relationship issues, and life transitions. She understands the struggles individuals face, including feelings of sadness, loss, and low self-esteem. Her therapeutic focus is to guide clients in confronting these difficult questions, facilitating insights that can lead to breaking free from long-standing patterns of suffering. As clients find the courage to explore and share their experiences, they often discover new ways to deepen relationships and engage in more meaningful work. With extensive training and experience, Marina has successfully supported many adults grappling with anxiety disorders and self-esteem issues. Known for her warm, non-judgmental presence, she creates a safe space for clients to express uncomfortable feelings. Marina believes in a collaborative therapy process, where therapist and client work together to discover creative solutions for change. She is particularly passionate about supporting individuals from diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds and those involved in the arts.

Eli Kendall is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist who invites individuals, including teens and adults, to explore their inner selves in a safe and confidential environment. Eli recognizes that many people are asked, 'How are you?' countless times a day, and often respond with a simple 'fine,' overlooking the deeper complexities of that question. Through integrative and humanistic approaches, Eli helps clients uncover thoughts that reside outside their consciousness, allowing them to gain profound insights into how these thoughts shape their self-perception and relationships. As individuals embark on this journey of self-discovery, they can expect to experience transformative shifts that foster healthier connections with themselves and those they cherish. Eli is eager to facilitate a conversation that leads to meaningful and lasting changes in the lives of those seeking guidance.

Katharine Lagreze is a compassionate Pre-Licensed Professional and Counselor in Residence who specializes in assisting adults navigate anxiety, life transitions, and identity challenges. With a rich background in working with diverse populations, she has gained extensive experience in hospital programs that focus on adults dealing with OCD and comorbid disorders. Katharine’s dedication extends to her involvement in a non-profit arts-based day program that serves adults with neurodevelopmental disorders, as well as supporting children and adolescents in special education settings from K-12. Holding a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling specialized in Art Therapy from Lesley University, she adopts a trauma-informed, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and expressive arts approach to counseling. Her guiding principles are rooted in critical race and feminist theory, enabling her to create a safe and empathetic space for therapeutic dialogue while utilizing expressive arts to foster self-expression. Katharine cultivates a collaborative therapy environment where individuals can reground themselves and align with their core values, goals, and effective coping skills, ultimately leading them toward a fulfilling and balanced life rich with meaning.

Dr. Bhavna Lal is a compassionate psychologist with a PsyD and over seven years of experience in the field. She specializes in addressing trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and women's issues, using a culturally sensitive and strengths-focused approach to psychotherapy. Dr. Lal is dedicated to empowering clients, helping them acquire the skills they need to navigate their challenges with resilience and grace. With expertise in a variety of therapeutic modalities, including mindfulness-based therapy, positive psychology, and solution-focused brief therapy, she creates a supportive environment where individuals of all ages—teens, adults, and elders—can thrive.