Sarah Logsdon is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, licensed with the credentials LICSW and PMH-C, who specializes in supporting adults through life's complexities. Many individuals turn to her when facing overwhelming changes, seeking a space to process their experiences and find deeper insights. She helps clients navigate challenges related to anxiety, major life transitions, and relationship issues, while also addressing the impacts of trauma and chronic illness. Sarah creates an atmosphere that is safe, judgement-free, and affirming, particularly for LGBTQ+ individuals. With a rich background in theater, improv, and yoga, she offers a unique blend of creativity and structure in her therapeutic approach. Sarah’s practice is trauma-informed, focusing on building meaningful and collaborative relationships with her clients to encourage healing and change. Her methods incorporate various therapy types, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Trauma Focused therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and more, to ensure that each client feels supported on their journey toward renewed purpose and understanding.

Sarai Logue is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist (LICSW) who understands that seeking therapy is a courageous and hopeful act. She creates a warm and collaborative therapeutic environment that invites individuals to non-judgmentally explore the barriers preventing them from living the life they desire. Through her eclectic approach, Sarai expertly guides, supports, and encourages clients, affirming that they are not alone on their journey. With specializations in treating eating disorders, depression, anxiety, and other emotional challenges, Sarai focuses on building awareness of these obstacles to unlock the potential for personal growth and self-acceptance. Her techniques draw from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Psychodynamic Therapy, Interpersonal Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing, and a Strength-Based approach, catering to the unique needs of each individual.

Lea Lortie is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker specializing in supporting clients through anxiety, depression, relationship issues, cancer, LGBTQ+ identities, and self-effectiveness. With a strengths-based psychodynamic approach that beautifully incorporates elements of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and grounding techniques, Lea fosters a warm and engaging therapeutic environment. Known for her use of humor and perspective-taking, she strives to help individuals navigate their unique challenges while empowering them to achieve their goals. Currently, Lea is offering virtual therapy sessions and is eager to connect with clients on their journey towards wellness.

Dr. Holly Lem is a dedicated psychologist who brings her depth of experience and expertise to individuals navigating the complexities of life. With a PhD and a compassionate approach, she specializes in working with preteens, teens, and adults dealing with anxiety, mood disorders, and relationship issues. Dr. Lem utilizes an eclectic blend of therapeutic modalities, including attachment-based, humanistic, psychodynamic, relational, and strength-based therapies, tailoring her methods to meet the unique needs of each client. Her warm demeanor and commitment to fostering a safe and supportive environment allow clients to explore their challenges and build resilience on their journey to well-being.

Dr. Sheila Reindl is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to guiding adults through their unique journeys of growth, healing, and self-discovery. She poses essential questions that encourage exploration of authentic being, deepest commitments, and the valuable contributions one can make to others. Dr. Reindl's work addresses the complex dynamics of life transitions, relationships, and the profound experiences of love and loss, including the grief associated with changes in self-conception and attachments to people and places. Her therapy draws from a rich tapestry of methodologies, including psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, developmental, existential, and humanistic orientations, complemented by practices of mindfulness and presence. Recognizing that healing can be accompanied by discomfort and uncertainty, Dr. Reindl provides a supportive presence as clients explore their experiences—examining beliefs and emotions that may hinder progress while uncovering what might propel them forward. Through her insightful guidance, individuals and couples can navigate their challenges and discover the potential for grace and personal growth in the process of grief and life's transitions.

Steven Steinke is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist (LICSW) who understands that therapy is often misinterpreted as merely a place for advice or passive listening. He believes in a transformative approach to therapy that seeks symptom reduction through mindful action and engagement rather than avoidance. With a focus on how individuals can lead a more meaningful life despite present challenges and pain, Steven's therapeutic approach is an intricate blend of educational, interactional, cognitive, behavioral, and mind/body techniques. In his sessions, he fosters a structured and confidential space that encourages clients to openly discuss their lives. His ability to maintain a warm, compassionate, and challenging presence helps clients feel at ease, enabling them to explore their thoughts and experiences freely. Steven’s sessions are characterized by his interactive style, humor, and a strong emphasis on client feedback, tailoring the frequency of meetings to best suit their needs. His expertise includes addressing addiction, anxiety, and relationship issues, and he incorporates various therapy types, including Acceptance and Commitment (ACT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), in his work with both individuals and groups.

Emily Manus, LICSW, MSW, is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who creates an environment where clients feel comfortable and valued, which is essential for successful therapeutic work. Described by her clients as sincere and caring, Emily is known for her active listening and responsive support, assisting individuals in problem-solving and healing. She specializes in individual therapy for adults, including college and graduate students, helping them navigate personal traumas and identify barriers to success across various facets of their lives, including relationships, education, work, and family dynamics.<br /> <br /> With profound expertise in treating anxiety, depression, stress, relationship challenges, life transitions, grief, loss, and identity issues tied to culture or sexuality, Emily employs a strength-based approach, encouraging clients to harness their own inherent strengths alongside therapeutic support. Her extensive life experiences, including a prior career in higher education, enrich her practice. Emily is trained in a range of modalities, including Psychodynamic, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness, and Family Systems.<br /> <br /> Through her diverse skill set and warm demeanor, Emily Manus aims to empower her clients on their therapeutic journeys.

Kyle Marie Carney is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, esteemed for her compassionate approach to mental health. With a Master of Social Work from Smith Graduate School and further training at Harvard University, she brings decades of expertise to her practice, having graduated in 1979. Kyle specializes in guiding teens, adults, and elders through pressing challenges such as depression, anxiety, and relationship issues. She offers a variety of therapeutic modalities, including coaching, family and marital therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Her focus on solution-focused brief therapy and major life transitions uniquely positions her to support individuals, couples, and families in navigating the complexities of life with empathy and skill. With her insightful and supportive demeanor, Kyle strives to create a safe and transformative environment for all her clients.

Jennifer Marie Johnston is a dedicated psychologist and licensed mental health counselor with a PhD and over 17 years of experience. She specializes in working with individuals and couples, aiming to collaborate with them to achieve their personal goals. Jennifer understands that relationships have the potential to be transformative and strives to create a safe space for her clients to explore their true selves, fostering empowerment and authenticity. Her therapeutic approach is integrative, drawing from various frameworks such as emotion-focused, relational, cognitive behavioral, experiential, and psychodynamic methodologies. With training in trauma-focused treatments including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), she equips her clients with effective strategies to alleviate symptoms and navigate life's challenges. Additionally, her expertise in yoga and meditation practices allows her to offer a holistic perspective to healing. Whether through structured sessions or a more open-ended approach, Jennifer is committed to supporting her clients' growth in self-esteem and self-confidence, ensuring that each journey is tailored to their unique needs.

Amy Matias is an experienced psychotherapist and Certified Group Psychotherapist dedicated to working with individuals, couples, and groups. With a PhD in biochemistry, she integrates cutting-edge neuroscience research into her treatment approach, enhancing her effectiveness as a therapist. Trained in Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP), Amy specializes in emotionally-focused therapy that emphasizes healing relationships by addressing what was harmed in those very connections. Her comprehensive training includes proactive cognitive behavior therapy, mindfulness techniques, stress reduction strategies, and effective communication tools. Amy's areas of expertise encompass attachment trauma, relationship issues, loss, challenging life transitions, and anxiety, along with their associated coping styles. She actively engages with her clients to address the core issues that lead them to therapy, empowering them to recognize and build upon their inherent resilience. By focusing on positive emotional and behavioral change, Amy supports her clients through difficult moments, encouraging them to adopt new habits and embrace transformative growth.

Emily McClatchey, PhD, is a licensed psychologist dedicated to supporting families through challenging times, especially during crises where parenting can become incredibly difficult. Her goal is to empower individuals to gain the skills and confidence necessary for fostering their children's resilience while ensuring their own self-care. With extensive expertise in trauma recovery, Emily provides practical and sensitive guidance for parents, alleviating the burden of feeling alone in their experiences. She has written extensively on topics related to helping children cope with the impacts of the pandemic, loss, and parental illness. Additionally, she is the creator of Kidolences, an initiative that honors children’s grief. Utilizing her unique blend of warmth, humor, and grit as a cancer survivor, Emily offers families pragmatic wisdom and valuable insights. As a mother of three small children, she genuinely understands the complexities of balancing caregiving responsibilities during challenging circumstances.

Alistair Mcknight is a compassionate counselor with a Doctorate in Psychology (PsyaD) and is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC). With a rich clinical background, Alistair specializes in assisting teens, adults, and elders (65+) in navigating life's challenges, particularly in areas such as depression, anxiety, and relationship issues. He employs a warm and integrative approach through various therapeutic modalities, including attachment-based and trauma-focused therapy, play therapy, and family and marital counseling. Alistair’s diverse expertise extends to emotionally focused, psychoanalytic, psychodynamic, interpersonal, and relational therapy techniques, enabling him to create tailored therapeutic experiences for individuals, couples, and families alike. With his commitment to fostering genuine connections and providing support, Alistair is dedicated to guiding clients on their journey toward healing and personal growth.

Dr. Abigail McNally is a distinguished licensed psychologist and psychoanalyst, serving as a faculty member at the Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis and a former instructor at Harvard Medical School and Smith College. With extensive training in psychoanalysis, psychodynamic therapy, and internal family systems, she focuses on long-term, intensive treatments for individuals striving to foster significant and enduring changes in their relationships and life. Her approach is warm, compassionate, and flexible, reflecting deep respect for the intricate nature of the human experience. Dr. McNally specializes in navigating trauma and PTSD, relationship issues, and eating disorders, alongside a broader expertise in life transitions and attachment styles. She has also held notable positions, including Assistant Clinical Director of the Laurel Hill Inn Residential Eating Disorder Program and Director of Psychology Training at the Two Brattle Center.