Ramsey Champagne, MA, LMHC, is a dedicated counselor specializing in trauma and interpersonal harm. With extensive experience, Ramsey works with individuals who have caused interpersonal harm, guiding them towards sustainable belief and behavior changes that minimize the likelihood of future harm. Additionally, Ramsey supports those who have experienced interpersonal harm, assisting them in making meaning of their experiences while identifying strategies to live authentically. With a warm approach, Ramsey enjoys collaborating with clients as they strategize about their aspirations and the steps needed to become their ideal selves.

Dr. Bob Childs is a dedicated psychologist who has been providing clients with a nurturing space for over 20 years. He collaborates with clients to build a trusting connection that holds space for all that they bring into therapy. Dr. Childs focuses on longer-term therapy aimed at achieving real, lasting change in his clients' lives. As many initial issues, whether from past emotional wounds or current relationship challenges, are worked through, he helps clients uncover their unique qualities that enable them to flourish in various aspects of life. Specializing in Jungian psychology, Dr. Childs works closely with artists across different mediums to enhance their creativity and understand the psychological processes involved. His expertise extends to the psychology of adoption, including support for search and reunion issues, identity challenges, and Genetic Sexual Attraction. Additionally, Dr. Childs is adept at supporting individuals who are twins. Beyond his clinical work, he enriches the field of psychology by teaching clinical psychology at the Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology.

Kratika Choudhary is a compassionate and skilled counselor, LMHC, and LPCC, who understands that seeking therapy is a courageous and self-compassionate act. She fosters a collaborative therapeutic environment, recognizing that each individual is the expert of their life and experiences. Faced with challenges like stress and anxiety, individuals may find themselves navigating through unproductive patterns; Kratika is dedicated to helping her clients explore, identify, and reshape these patterns to cultivate a more fulfilling life. Her approach incorporates social justice principles, mindfulness, self-compassion, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and psychodynamic methodologies. Emphasizing the wholeness of each client, she integrates mind, body, emotional, social, and spiritual elements into her therapeutic practice, enhancing clients' awareness of their challenges. Kratika specializes in guiding individuals and couples through complex issues, including trauma, perinatal concerns, immigrant-related experiences, and LGBTQ+ matters. She warmly invites individuals to her practice, aiming to create a safe, trusting, and non-judgmental space where clients can explore their lives and the myriad complexities they encounter.

Minga Claggett-Borne is a compassionate and skilled Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT) who enjoys working creatively with her clients. Whether individuals are facing anxiety, family conflict, or decision-making challenges, she possesses the experience to facilitate problem-solving by focusing on clients' strengths. She provides therapy for families, teens, and adults who feel stressed and 'stuck.' Raised in Cambridge, MA, and Cuba, Minga appreciates the richness of working with inter-racial and trans-national families and has also gained valuable experience from her time in Tchad. Minga supports college-bound adults balancing social needs with demanding workloads. Therapy, while challenging, offers essential support, and Minga embodies this philosophy, often reminding clients that in Spanish, "vale la pena"—it is worth it. With years of experience assisting survivors of violence at CHA, she adeptly navigates communication barriers, abuse, infidelity, and effective parenting practices. Minga finds fulfillment in helping couples with pre-marital counseling and guiding those who are contemplating separation. She recognizes the courage it takes to embark on therapy and approaches her work with a supportive and direct manner, ensuring her clients feel empowered as they pursue change. Together, with Minga's guidance, clients can find a clearer path forward.

J. Claire Hunt, a licensed clinical social worker (LICSW) and an experienced therapist with a MSW, is dedicated to guiding individuals and couples who are looking to move forward in their lives and create meaningful change. She provides a consistent and supportive environment for those who may have specific goals or simply need someone to talk to. Claire works with adults and couples using a variety of treatment modalities tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. Trained in EMDR, she specializes in helping individuals who have faced trauma or distressing experiences. With extensive experience addressing anxiety, trauma, and depression among young adults, Claire offers a safe space for exploration at a pace and style that suits each client. Her mission is to ensure that each person feels seen and heard, as she consistently provides kindness, trust, and unwavering support in their therapeutic journey.

Gayle Clark is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, specializing in helping adults and elders navigate the complexities of life. She focuses on client-centered psychotherapy, designed to empower individuals to make life changes that align with their values and goals. In her practice, Gayle assists clients in identifying roadblocks and unhealthy patterns, fostering positive change by utilizing a strengths-based perspective. Her expertise encompasses a range of concerns, including PTSD, anxiety, depression, insomnia, stress, relationship conflict, and maternal health. With additional training in Prolonged Exposure for PTSD, Interpersonal Psychotherapy, and Motivational Interviewing, Gayle partners with individuals seeking to enhance their life balance and relationships. She creates a safe and nurturing environment, encouraging open conversations about life's challenges. Gayle is honored to participate actively in her clients' journeys, guiding them through short-term therapeutic processes to improve various aspects of their lives. Choosing to work with Gayle means taking a meaningful step towards overcoming life's difficulties and achieving personal goals.

Deborah Cohen, LICSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who believes in the transformative power of collaboration in therapy. With an integrative approach, she combines relational, psychodynamic, and strengths-based perspectives alongside cognitive-behavioral and mindfulness-based interventions tailored to each client’s unique needs. Deborah is especially committed to understanding her clients within their cultural contexts, emphasizing the significance of ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and religion on their development and identity. She provides individual therapy for adults across a broad age spectrum, assisting those facing anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, and struggles with identity, self-esteem, college adjustment, and life transitions. Additionally, Deborah has a wealth of experience in training and supervising psychologists and social workers. Her special interests lie in helping individuals navigate the trauma of interpersonal, sexual, and political violence, as well as in guiding clients through the complexities of negotiating a lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer identity. With extensive experience in university mental health, Deborah is particularly attuned to the needs of college students, making her a compassionate ally in their journey towards healing and self-discovery.

Dr. Carolyn Conklin is a compassionate psychologist whose approach is firmly rooted in psychodynamic psychotherapy, supplemented by pragmatic techniques tailored for teens and adults. She is dedicated to guiding individuals on a transformative journey towards progress, using insight and practical tools. Dr. Conklin assists her clients in exploring their self-perceptions, managing emotions, and coping with personal challenges, all while recognizing how early life experiences have influenced these patterns. By fostering understanding of an individual’s difficulties, she promotes a sense of compassion, helping them find motivation to instigate necessary changes. She believes that progress can be expedited through the integration of active techniques designed to develop pragmatic strategies for transformation. To this end, Dr. Conklin may utilize methods from cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, mindfulness training, and mentalization-based treatment. Alongside her practice, she shares her expertise as an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Harvard Medical School, where she has contributed to the clinical faculty for two decades and serves as the Director of Psychology Practicum Training at Cambridge Hospital/Cambridge Health Alliance.

Laura Cotton, LICSW, is a compassionate and skilled Clinical Social Worker specializing in therapy for teens and adults. She believes that therapy should serve as a non-judgmental and safe space where individuals can explore, discover, heal, and find relief. Laura understands that finding the right therapeutic match is essential to achieving desired life changes. Her work revolves around creating an environment where clients feel seen, understood, and gently challenged, allowing them to delve into the unknown and grow towards their full potential. With expertise in both short and long-term individual psychotherapy, she utilizes a psychodynamic and relational approach, drawing from a variety of treatment modalities including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Positive Psychology, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Laura has completed advanced fellowships in psychodynamic psychotherapy at prestigious institutions like Harvard Medical School/Cambridge Health Alliance and the Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis. Her areas of specialization include trauma recovery, relationship dynamics, anxiety, depression, and support for LGBTQIA-identified individuals. Laura is also committed to welcoming clients who seek greater self-awareness and understanding in their lives.

Nathaniel Cutter, LMHC, is a compassionate and skilled therapist dedicated to helping adults and elders navigate their emotional landscapes. For those feeling out of balance or overwhelmed by overwork, Nathaniel provides a safe space to explore and address avoided conversations and emotions. With a strong foundation in trauma and PTSD, men's issues, and mood disorders, he offers an integrated approach that combines Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, and Internal Family Systems with Psychodynamic Theory. Nathaniel understands the profound connection between mind and body, and he believes that engaging with held emotions, beliefs, and behaviors can lead to significant personal growth. His goal is to tailor his sessions to meet the unique needs of each client, drawing on their input to create a supportive therapeutic relationship. Reaching out for help requires courage, and Nathaniel is honored to guide individuals on their healing journeys. The transformation may require effort, but the rewards often exceed expectations, making every step worthwhile.

Clinton Fuller, MS, BCBA, LABA, is a dedicated therapist specializing in working with preteens, children, teens, and adults. With a compassionate and culturally sensitive approach, Clinton addresses a variety of needs, particularly focusing on anxiety, autism, and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Their expertise encompasses diverse therapy types, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA), ensuring tailored support for individuals and families alike. With a commitment to person-centered, strength-based methodologies, Clinton creates a safe space for growth and healing, whether in group settings or individual sessions. Their warm demeanor and professional insights empower clients to unlock their potential and navigate life's challenges with confidence.

Dr. Jaine Darwin is a dedicated psychologist with over 30 years of experience, specializing in helping individuals overcome feelings of being stuck in their lives, work, or relationships. She provides compassionate support and skilled guidance, helping clients connect their past experiences with present challenges to forge a brighter future. Dr. Darwin firmly believes that transformative change occurs within the nurturing environment of a therapeutic relationship, where her expertise in psychodynamic therapy allows clients to identify and break self-destructive patterns. As an active therapist, she balances deep listening with engaging conversation and brings humor into sessions, recognizing that laughter and tears are both vital parts of the change process. Additionally, Dr. Darwin has a profound commitment to service, having run a volunteer organization that offered support to family members of military service members and veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. She embodies the belief that we all have a responsibility to give back and contribute to the well-being of others.

Paulomi Dave-Potter is a dedicated therapist with a passion for helping working families, young adults, and women navigate the complexities and stresses of daily life. With expertise in clinical social work, she addresses a range of challenges, including ongoing depression, anxiety, parenting struggles, health issues, job-related stress, school concerns, addiction, and behavioral difficulties in children and adolescents. Paulomi firmly believes that her clients have the ability to overcome these obstacles and lead fulfilling lives. She approaches each situation with curiosity and kindness, recognizing that clients are the experts of their own experiences. Through collaborative guidance, she empowers individuals to learn new tools and make positive choices that align with their unique lives and family dynamics.