Eileen Messer, MEd, LMHC, is an accomplished counselor with 30 years of experience in psychotherapy, working effectively with children, teenagers, and adults. She graduated from the prestigious Northeastern University Boston Bouvais School in 1984, equipping her with a solid foundation for her practice. Eileen believes that an empathic connection is central to effective healing at any age, and she utilizes a range of therapeutic modalities, including Play Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and trauma-informed approaches. Her expertise encompasses addressing issues related to trauma and PTSD, adoption, and relational dynamics, fostering a supportive environment for individuals and families alike.

In a world that is both beautiful and painful, Liz Anderson, LICSW, serves as a beacon of hope for those struggling to find joy and meaning amid life's challenges. As a clinical social worker and therapist, Liz believes in the transformative power of therapy to guide individuals towards what matters most, fostering a sense of balance and connection in the imperfect present. Specializing in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and skilled in addressing trauma and PTSD, mood disorders, and substance use disorders, she is uniquely equipped to support clients who have found other treatment methods ineffective. Liz's approach emphasizes understanding one's thoughts, feelings, and relationships through compassionate, open, and respectful dialogue. Her commitment to the therapeutic process stems from a deep-seated belief in the ability of humans to help each other heal, which she has witnessed throughout her practice as individuals learn to care for themselves and make meaningful changes in their lives.

Samantha Armer is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, holding both an LICSW and LMSW. She has an extensive academic background with an MSW from the University of Albany's School of Social Welfare, complemented by a Master's in Psychology focused on Marriage and Family Therapy. With over a decade of experience as a birth and postpartum doula and childbirth educator, Samantha brings a unique perspective to her work with families. Her commitment to understanding trauma is further demonstrated by her certificate training in working with victims of assault. Samantha is passionate about supporting diverse populations, including LGBTQ individuals, alternative family structures—particularly poly arrangements—as well as navigating issues related to kink, sexuality, gender identity, grief, and trauma. She thoroughly enjoys working with adolescents and finds it equally fulfilling to assist parents in managing their multifaceted identity roles. Employing a family systems perspective informed by feminist and queer theory alongside cultural humility, Samantha views her clients holistically, paying close attention to all aspects of their identity. Her goal is to foster a collaborative therapeutic relationship that enhances self-awareness, recognizes strengths, and establishes achievable goals for her clients.