Alessia Doss is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist, specializing in virtual therapy for individuals aged 18-35. Many of her clients are navigating significant life transitions, such as moving from academic environments to their professional careers, often under the weight of self-imposed or external expectations. They face challenges such as anxiety and depression, and seek innovative coping skills and treatment options. Alessia excels in helping her clients uncover how their relationships, responsibilities, family dynamics, and current life stages shape their experiences in the world. Through remote sessions, she employs psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and expressive modalities to facilitate dialogue and activities that foster self-awareness, accountability, and empowerment. Acknowledging the unique difficulties of young adulthood, Alessia creates a calm, accepting space where clients can share their stories and unload their burdens, guiding them towards a journey of healing and mental wellness.

Mary Calabrese, PhD, is a dedicated clinical psychologist and neuropsychologist based in Concord, Massachusetts. She specializes in neuropsychological assessments, particularly for cognitive and learning challenges such as ADHD and dyslexia. Mary is known for her warm, problem-solving approach, helping parents while fostering connections with their children. Her goal is to identify the barriers individuals may face, equip them with the necessary tools to regain control over their lives, and develop sustainable strategies for independence. She welcomes individuals from all walks of life including adults, college students, adolescents, and children. As a developmental psychodynamic therapist, Mary brings advanced training in various therapeutic modalities including play therapy, trauma, anxiety, depression, and social cognition. Additionally, she shares her knowledge by teaching these methodologies to psychiatry residents and early career clinicians at both Tufts Medical School and the Massachusetts Institute of Psychoanalysis. Mary offers her services through tele-therapy, making her expertise accessible for those seeking support.

Dr. Julie Canfield, a Clinical Social Worker and therapist with a PhD and LICSW credentials, specializes in providing Solution-Focused Brief Therapy to clients navigating crises or significant life transitions. With a collaborative spirit, she helps clients make sense of complex situations, develop new narratives, and create actionable pathways toward their goals. Her sessions are thoughtfully designed to enable clients—preteens, teens, young adults, and adults—to find solutions to their challenges and lead more fulfilling lives. Dr. Canfield utilizes her extensive training in cognitive-behavioral strategies and trauma-informed care to guide clients through their therapeutic journeys. She understands that mental health treatment is a significant commitment requiring trust and open communication between therapist and client, which creates a safe space for exploration and growth. Currently, she offers online mental health treatment for those facing stress from various life situations, always emphasizing the importance of achieving meaningful change.

Raleigh Chilton is a compassionate and experienced counselor, holding a Master of Science and a Master of Education. With over a decade of experience in mindfulness meditation and training from the UMass Center for Mindfulness, Raleigh specializes in helping teens and adults navigate the complexities of being human. They offer support for those struggling with anxiety, depression, and addiction, utilizing a powerful blend of empathic listening, cognitive behavioral therapy, and mindfulness-based coping skills. Raleigh’s extensive background in both major corporations and startups allows them to understand the unique pressures individuals face today. With a deep sense of empathy and a passion for transformative mindfulness-based therapy, Raleigh is dedicated to guiding clients toward profound and lasting change. Together, clients and Raleigh will embrace the present moment, making strides towards a more fulfilling life.

Dr. Mary Coakley-Welch is a compassionate and dedicated neuropsychologist and licensed psychologist who specializes in helping individuals navigate questions and concerns related to learning, attention, memory, and cognitive skills. She provides a warm and welcoming practice environment, focused on understanding the unique profiles of her clients, whether they are children, teens, or adults. With expertise in educational and treatment planning, Dr. Coakley-Welch conducts thorough evaluations that identify strengths and weaknesses in both academic skills and social-emotional well-being. Her assessments aim to diagnose various learning disabilities, ADHD/ADD, high-functioning autism/Asperger syndrome, and emotional challenges such as anxiety and depression. Additionally, she assesses cognitive changes associated with medical conditions, concussion, dementia, or the natural aging process. Dr. Coakley-Welch is committed to developing customized plans tailored to meet the needs of her clients, ensuring each individual receives the personalized recommendations necessary for their growth and success.

Jon Cohan is a dedicated Drug & Alcohol Counselor (CADC) specializing in addiction counseling for teens, adults, and elders. He is committed to helping those struggling with problematic relationships to cannabis, alcohol, nicotine, stimulants, and other addictive substances or behaviors. With over 15 years of clinical experience in substance use and mental health treatment, Jon creates personalized treatment plans tailored to individual needs, fostering a judgment-free and compassionate environment for positive change. He also provides invaluable support to families, aiding them in their recovery journey, enhancing communication with their loved ones, and establishing healthy boundaries. Utilizing evidence-based techniques such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Motivational Interviewing, Jon ensures comprehensive care. Additionally, he has access to medically assisted treatment (MAT) and collaborates with a trusted network of doctors and clinicians. Jon also offers mandated DUI Counseling for Massachusetts and various other states.

Colette Coleman, MSW, LICSW, is a highly skilled Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with a robust background in mental health spanning over 30 years. Graduating in 2007 from Salem State University, she has developed expertise in cognitive-behavior therapy (CBT), which is recognized as one of the leading therapeutic approaches for addressing anxiety and depression. Colette specializes in working with individuals facing obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and related conditions, employing exposure and response prevention (ERP) as a first-line treatment modality. Her extensive training and experience allow her to effectively address clients' concerns, including excessive worries about health and appearance. Utilizing a compassionate and collaborative approach, Colette tailors her therapeutic interventions to meet the unique needs of her clients. In addition to CBT, she incorporates mindfulness-based Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Motivational Interviewing strategies to enhance mental well-being. Colette offers her services to a diverse range of clients, including children, adolescents, adults, and even elders, across various settings such as home, community, or office environments.

Lindsay Cotterpong, a licensed clinical social worker and therapist, understands that many individuals harbor an inner strength that often feels subdued amidst the pressures of life. For those experiencing burnout, needing to keep pushing through challenges, and dealing with crippling self-doubt, Lindsay provides a compassionate space to explore these feelings. She acknowledges how overwhelming demands from others can shape one's life, leaving many feeling dependent on external validation despite knowing their intrinsic value. Lindsay believes that everyone deserves grace and guidance. Through her therapeutic approach, she helps clients conserve their energy by focusing on what truly matters in their lives and future aspirations. Together, they delve into the belief that one must always be the do-er or the fixer, and Lindsay aids in building emotional resilience to establish healthy boundaries. With a focus on personal identity beyond mere doing, Lindsay invites those interested in virtual therapy to connect and discover if her approach aligns with their needs.

Dr. Karen Cutting, a dedicated clinical psychologist, believes deeply in the limitless potential individuals possess for healing and personal growth. Guided by the insightful words of Carl Jung, she recognizes that until one makes the unconscious conscious, it may inadvertently guide their life. Through her compassionate practice, Dr. Cutting aims to foster increased self-awareness, enriched relationships, and healthier emotional engagement among her clients. She is committed to helping them fully understand their concerns while equipping them with new coping skills for life's challenges. With an extensive background as a Doctor of Clinical Psychology, she employs evidence-based principles to address a wide array of issues, including anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, trauma, sleep health, and substance abuse. Dr. Cutting's experience spans working with clients of diverse ages and backgrounds, and she additionally facilitates interpersonal process groups for those seeking to deepen their self-awareness and improve their relationships with others.

Yonina Goorno, PsyD, is a caring and dedicated psychologist who specializes in helping adolescents and adults navigate various stressors and mental health challenges. She understands the importance of fostering a sense of curiosity in her clients, encouraging them to explore their behaviors and cultivate motivation for meaningful change. With extensive training and experience, Yonina works effectively with diverse groups, including adolescents and their parents, as well as individuals and couples. Her approach to therapy is both psychodynamic and eclectic, allowing for a tailored experience that meets each client's unique needs. Passionate about guiding adolescents, she focuses on equipping them with coping strategies that replace self-destructive behaviors. Additionally, she has a unique specialty in addressing spiritual concerns, inviting clients to explore and integrate these dimensions into their healing process.

Elisa Pearmain, MA, LMHC, is an accomplished counselor with over 25 years of experience, known for her mindful, compassionate, and non-judgmental approach to therapy. She works effectively with adults and elders, guiding them through periods of transition, grief, and the impacts of anxiety and depression. Elisa specializes in helping clients move past self-limiting beliefs and behaviors to cultivate healing, self-acceptance, and fulfillment in their lives. As a Level 3, Certified Internal Family Systems therapist, she primarily employs this method alongside various modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (MBCT), Narrative Therapy, and Energy Therapies (TAT & EFT). Her unique focus on Forgiveness allows her to assist clients in resolving resentments and emotional wounds, promoting healthier relationships with themselves and others. Elisa is dedicated to education and community, planning to offer group sessions on Forgiveness in Spring 2021. Additionally, she has developed an audio program titled 'Forgiveness: Telling our Stories in New Ways,' which combines ancient wisdom with practical exercises for healing and joy, available on major platforms. Elisa is also in the process of publishing a comprehensive book on this crucial subject to further extend her reach and impact.

Sarah Compton, LICSW, is a skilled Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to helping adults and elders navigate the challenges of depression, anxiety, and life transitions. Often, individuals arrive seeking support to alleviate the pain of trauma or grief, or they find themselves grappling with complex relationship issues. Whether they face a known struggle or a more profound sense of feeling 'stuck', Sarah believes that everyone has the courage to pursue help and the potential for a more fulfilling life. Utilizing an integrative approach, Sarah draws on psychodynamic and insight-oriented techniques, complementing them with models like Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Positive Psychology when it serves the client's needs. She collaborates with her clients to explore emotions that may feel inaccessible and recognizes that identifying these feelings can lead to profound transformation. Sarah fosters a trusting therapeutic relationship, which she considers a powerful catalyst for healing and growth. Clients appreciate her deep empathy, keen listening skills, and the warmth that sets a supportive atmosphere for therapy. Joining Sarah on a journey of self-discovery means shifting from self-limiting narratives to new possibilities—a process she regards as an honor and privilege.

Marie Darsch, LICSW, is a compassionate and holistic therapist with over 30 years of experience dedicated to helping adults and seniors navigate their life journeys. Recognized for her focus on women's issues, relationship challenges, and life transitions, Marie's practice is grounded in relational and empowerment frameworks. She believes in fostering safe and trusting relationships within the therapeutic context, allowing clients to openly share their thoughts, feelings, and experiences that may hinder positive growth and well-being. Through meaningful client-therapist conversations, individuals gain valuable skills for self-care that promote understanding and relief from discomfort. Marie's clinical specialties include life-stage transitions, coping with change, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), relationship and communication issues, and supporting survivors of trauma and domestic violence. Her clinical interests encompass empathic relationships, communication skills, and proactive problem-solving strategies. Marie's extensive training includes courses in trauma, leadership, and violence survivors, highlighting her commitment to providing empathetic and effective therapy tailored to each client's unique needs.