David Ettelman is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT) who assists individuals and couples in discovering the tools necessary to become unstuck, enhance effectiveness, deepen connections, navigate differences, and cultivate emotional intelligence. He specializes in guiding clients through anxiety, life coaching, relationship issues, and the aftermath of complex trauma, helping them to find meaning and maintain fulfilling connections in their lives. David’s commitment to creating a safe space for the diverse experiences of love and relationships is at the core of his practice. Drawing upon a variety of therapeutic models, he provides helpful frameworks to articulate complex challenges and foster personal growth. His approach emphasizes the importance of human connection and compassion, offering a partnership that empowers clients to explore their inner selves. David reflects on both strengths and challenges, clarifying their influences and aligning his clients with their personal goals for a fulfilling life.

Julie Rosenshein is a highly experienced clinical social worker and therapist with over 20 years of dedicated work with parents, children, and families. She specializes in helping elementary and middle school-age children, offering valuable insights and support through her well-regarded book, "Parenting the Highly Sensitive Child." Julie provides effective tools and strategies for families facing challenges such as ADHD, anxiety, oppositional defiant behaviors, learning difficulties, and social skills issues. By fostering enhanced communication and resolving conflicts, she helps families regain balance and rediscover joy. Julie's therapy dog, Lilly, is a beloved companion who adds warmth and comfort to her sessions, making her approach even more inviting for both children and families.

Corinne Guest is a compassionate and skilled clinical social worker and therapist, licensed in Massachusetts (LICSW, LCSW), who embodies a commitment to inclusivity and understanding. With three years of private practice experience in Western Massachusetts, Corinne brings an impressive background of eight years working in immigrant mental health in Philadelphia. Her areas of clinical interest are diverse and include support for queer and trans identities, exploration of sex and sexuality, advocacy for fat liberation and body positivity, and navigating migration experiences alongside transnational families. Corinne is also skilled in addressing issues related to gender-based violence, ambiguous loss, complex grief, and trauma. <br /> <br /> In her practice, she employs a trauma-informed, anti-oppressive framework that underscores the significance of lived experiences and the systems that shape individuals' consciousness. Trained in attachment theory and Somatic Experiencing, Corinne integrates Internal Family Systems, supportive reflection, transfeminism, narrative, relational, and analytic strategies into her therapeutic approach. By maintaining a small caseload, she ensures that she is fully present and deeply engaged with each client, fostering a safe and supportive environment where exploration of often overlooked aspects of self can flourish. Clients often describe Corinne as lovingly direct yet gentle, a testament to her genuine commitment to their growth and healing.