Aimee Johnson Moreno, MA, LMHC, is a compassionate counselor dedicated to fostering positive change in the lives of her clients. With extensive experience helping individuals from diverse backgrounds, she effectively addresses challenges such as depression, anxiety, trauma-related symptoms, self-esteem, and other mental health concerns. Recognizing that each person’s journey is unique, Aimee provides support to those seeking to feel better, lessen feelings of isolation, and enhance their coping skills. She excels in helping clients discover their inner strengths, foster a sense of personal safety, deepen their agency, and take ownership of their life trajectories. Utilizing a broad spectrum of empirically supported techniques and best practices, Aimee guides clients in identifying negative thought patterns and re-examining belief systems that hinder their fulfillment. Understanding that isolation often exacerbates mental health difficulties, she aims to create an environment that demystifies their experiences through education and insight. Aimee's warm, approachable demeanor and relaxed style provide a comforting atmosphere, allowing clients to feel at ease as they embark on their therapeutic journeys.

Dr. Jessica Miller is a dedicated psychologist with a PhD, who has been helping individuals and couples navigate life’s challenges since her graduation from Boston University in 1991. With a warm and humanistic approach, she specializes in family and marital therapy, utilizing psychoanalytic and psychodynamic modalities to foster meaningful connections. Jessica understands the intricate dynamics within relationships and is committed to guiding her clients through their journeys towards healing and self-discovery. Her expertise in various therapy types ensures that each individual and couple receives personalized support tailored to their unique needs.

Dr. Sara Towsley is a dedicated psychologist who understands that the quality of the client-therapist relationship is fundamental to fostering meaningful change and growth in therapy. She creates a respectful, collaborative, and thoughtful space where clients can freely address their concerns. Individuals seek her guidance for a variety of issues, including depression, anxiety, interpersonal conflict, life transitions, sexual and gender identity, grief, and trauma. Dr. Towsley primarily employs a psychodynamic (insight-oriented) perspective, while also integrating skills-based models tailored to meet individual needs and preferences. She deeply respects her clients' struggles and pain, as well as their courage and capacity for change. In her therapeutic practice, Dr. Towsley focuses on alleviating difficulties while highlighting existing strengths as foundational elements for healing and creating a more fulfilling life. She perceives therapy as a conversation that encourages clients to express their thoughts openly, facilitating a collaborative understanding of the obstacles they face and how to overcome them.

Emily Wilner, PsyD, is a compassionate psychologist who recognizes that life invariably presents challenges which can sometimes feel overwhelming. Whether it’s dealing with the end of a relationship, embarking on the journey of parenthood, starting a new demanding job, or adapting to life in a new city, individuals may find themselves gripped by familiar yet unproductive patterns. During these pivotal moments, psychotherapy offers a fresh perspective, allowing clients to explore and address their difficulties in meaningful ways. Emily specializes in long-term individual psychotherapy for adults, providing support in both English and Spanish, and is particularly adept at addressing relationship issues, pregnancy and post-partum challenges, work and academic stress, as well as cross-cultural adjustments. Additionally, her training as a neuropsychologist enables her to deliver thorough neuropsychological evaluations for college and graduate students and adults seeking clarity around ADHD, learning disabilities, memory concerns, and other cognitive difficulties. With a deep understanding of how the past shapes present behaviors, Emily warmly guides her clients towards a richer experience of their emotions and a more fulfilling life.

Dr. Rita Teusch is a compassionate psychologist with a PhD, dedicated to helping adults and couples effectively cope with issues such as anxiety, depression, grief, loneliness, eating disorders, and the feelings associated with past childhood trauma. Her clients often describe her as warm and approachable, skillfully providing insights and interventions that facilitate profound personal change. With over 25 years of experience, including both inpatient and outpatient settings, her approach is eclectic, drawing from humanistic, psychodynamic, and multicultural therapy modalities. Dr. Teusch is committed to creating a safe therapeutic environment where clients can explore internal conflicts and work towards a healthier self-image, improved relationships, and a more fulfilling life. As a part-time lecturer in Psychology at the Cambridge Health Alliance (Harvard Medical School), she has also published articles on eating disorders and trauma. Furthermore, she serves as a Training and Supervising Analyst at the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute. Dr. Teusch particularly welcomes individuals eager for deeper self-understanding and personal growth.

Nisha Kagal, MA, LMHC, is an experienced counselor dedicated to supporting individuals in navigating their mental health challenges. With a focus on anxiety, depression, and the complexities of interpersonal relationships, Nisha provides a compassionate and culturally sensitive approach to therapy. She understands the struggles many face during life transitions and the importance of fostering self-acceptance and kindness. Utilizing a range of effective modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Nisha collaborates closely with her clients to facilitate deep reflection and personal growth. Her commitment to creating a secure and non-judgmental environment allows clients to express their thoughts and feelings freely. Nisha welcomes those seeking healing and self-discovery to embark on this transformative journey with her guidance.

Dr. Diya Kallivayalil, a dedicated psychologist with a PhD, specializes in helping individuals navigate life transitions, anxiety, depression, and unhealthy relationship patterns. She understands that past traumatic experiences can hinder one's ability to build meaningful connections and fully engage in life. Dr. Kallivayalil cultivates a caring and non-judgmental therapeutic relationship, enabling her clients to gain deeper self-understanding, foster self-compassion, and process painful experiences. Her expertise particularly shines in the areas of anxiety, depression, and trauma-related issues. She welcomes clients seeking to explore their racial, sexual, or gender identities, as she values the importance of self-discovery. Trained in psychodynamic, relational, and cognitive behavioral treatment modalities, Dr. Kallivayalil believes that a strong therapeutic fit and sense of connection are essential for meaningful change. Additionally, she serves as the Director of Training at the Victims of Violence Program at Cambridge Hospital and holds a part-time position as an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.

Angela Kaloudis is a dedicated counselor committed to helping her clients gain awareness of their emotions and the unhelpful behaviors that often lead to isolation and disconnection. She believes in a collaborative approach, working together with clients to navigate emotional discomfort in a present-focused and non-judgmental manner, fostering connection and compassion. With extensive experience in treating individuals facing eating disorders, body image issues, addictions, as well as co-occurring disorders such as PTSD, depression, and anxiety, Angela emphasizes the importance of the therapeutic relationship, helping clients build trust in the process. She provides a supportive and empowering environment that encourages personal growth. Utilizing a blend of theoretical frameworks, including relational cultural therapy and evidence-based approaches such as the Unified Protocol, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and Emotion-Focused Family Therapy (EFFT), Angela works collaboratively with clients and their support systems, including dietitians and psychiatrists. Her trauma-informed goal is to create a safe, confidential space for clients to cultivate healthier relationships with themselves, others, food, and their bodies.

Serap Kantarci is a dedicated counselor and licensed mental health professional who provides individual and family counseling, as well as group therapy, both online and in person. With a focus on addressing OCD, ADHD, anxiety, depression, trauma/PTSD, relationship challenges, and self-esteem difficulties, Serap is committed to supporting clients on their journey to well-being. Her extensive clinical and teaching experience spans working with multicultural families and international college and graduate students. Serap fosters a collaborative, compassionate, and non-judgmental environment that empowers clients while challenging them to enhance self-awareness and instigate positive changes in their lives. Colleagues and clients alike describe Serap as a warm, intuitive, and culturally competent professional, possessing a good sense of humor. With over a decade of teaching experience and eight years of clinical work with immigrant families, she is dedicated to helping clients regain control and find happiness in their journeys. Currently pursuing a Doctoral degree, Serap integrates holistic and integrative approaches in her sessions to promote a growth mindset and optimize emotional well-being. Her passion for learning and growth shines through in her practice, reflecting her commitment to the therapeutic process.

Christine Kaplan is a licensed clinical social worker and therapist whose therapeutic approach is grounded in insight, skill-building, relationship dynamics, and resilience. Known for her supportive and direct style, she understands that while the past can shape perspectives and behaviors, it is the choices made in the present that can significantly influence the future. Christine utilizes psychodynamic, structural, and skills-based psychotherapy techniques, including Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), in her work with clients. She has received training in solution-focused CBT and psychodynamic methods tailored to relational issues. Christine provides psychotherapy to a varied clientele, including adults, college students, couples, and families. She addresses challenges related to mood disorders, depression, anxiety, trauma, life transitions, identity issues, and self-esteem. With a specialization in couples and family therapy, Christine is certified in Brief Strategic Family Therapy (BSFT) and has furthered her expertise through training at the Psychodynamic Couple & Family Institute of New England. Her extensive experience includes serving as a clinician at a prestigious Harvard teaching hospital.

Chris Kaplan is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding an MSW and LICSW, who welcomes clients of all ages, from preteens to adults. He believes that the foundation of effective therapy begins with establishing a strong rapport through open dialogue in their initial conversations. Chris is committed to authenticity, support, and directness, assisting individuals, couples, children, and families in overcoming obstacles that hinder their progress towards their goals. His therapeutic approach is tailored to the unique ambitions of his clients and considers the level of challenge they are willing to embrace. Whether addressing family conflict or enhancing connections, Chris is here to facilitate healing and growth. His passion lies in family and couples therapy, providing support for children, teens, and caregivers as they navigate difficult conversations and strive for a more harmonious existence. Through a clearer understanding and redefined acceptance of oneself and others, Chris guides clients in processing hardships, trauma—whether significant or subtle—and shared successes. Connecting with loved ones can be challenging, and Chris is equipped with 23 years of diverse experience working across various settings with adults, children, and teens. His comprehensive training includes modalities such as Compassion Focused, Trauma Focused, Attachments, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, ensuring a well-rounded approach in supporting every individual's needs. Chris is dually licensed in Massachusetts and Maine.

Gwendolyn Kelso, PhD, is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to helping individuals navigate their mental health challenges. Clients may seek her expertise for various reasons, including symptoms of depression, anxiety, or low self-esteem, as well as feelings of distress, vulnerability, or isolation. Many are on a journey towards greater meaning, connection, authenticity, and empowerment in their everyday lives. Gwendolyn believes that therapy is a powerful tool to reveal and transform patterns that inhibit clients from living the life they truly desire. She fosters a safe and supportive therapeutic environment, where together they can explore growth, challenge perceptions, process painful experiences, and cultivate acceptance of their multifaceted selves. With a relational therapeutic approach, she skillfully integrates methods that enhance insight, emotional awareness, and motivation for meaningful behavioral change. Gwendolyn's extensive training and education at prestigious institutions such as Harvard and Boston University underscore her proficiency in treating anxiety disorders, trauma, and loss, while also empowering individuals to identify and amplify their innate resilience.

Nadia Khatchadourian, LICSW, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist who specializes in supporting adults facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, and relationship issues. With her education from Smith College School for Social Work and over 15 years of experience, Nadia believes in the transformative power of therapy. She collaborates with her clients to explore their thoughts and emotions, fostering a deeper understanding of their positive and painful experiences, both current and past. Her therapeutic approach blends psychodynamic, relational, and skills-based strategies, creating a warm, non-judgmental, and creatively flexible environment. Nadia aims to help individuals navigate life transitions, explore their identity, cope with loss, and ultimately build more satisfying relationships. Her wish is for clients to feel a sense of peace and embark on a meaningful journey toward their most authentic selves. In the initial sessions, she encourages open dialogue to ensure a strong therapeutic connection and determine if the partnership is a good fit for achieving personal growth and fulfillment.