Carol Mccoin is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Therapist (LICSW, CEAP) dedicated to supporting adults through various challenges. With a multi-faceted therapeutic approach, she facilitates individual, couples, and family sessions, leveraging a blend of eclectic methods tailored to meet her clients' unique needs. Carol specializes in addressing marital and premarital issues, mood disorders, trauma, and PTSD. Her extensive training in EMDR provides her with effective techniques for trauma recovery. Additionally, Carol has significant experience aiding individuals on their journey to recovery from alcohol abuse, embracing the values of the AA model. Before pursuing her true calling in therapy, she spent years in the business world, which informs her understanding of workplace issues. Her commitment to her clients and belief in their potential for growth makes her a trusted ally on their path to healing.

Kelli Smith is a dedicated and compassionate therapist accredited with PMHNPBC, MSN, PMHCNS, and MEd. She offers a broad range of therapeutic approaches, including Culturally Sensitive, Positive Psychology, and Trauma Focused techniques. Kelli specializes in providing holistic counseling and expert behavioral health strategies tailored for individuals, couples, and various age groups, from preteens to elders. Her focus areas encompass anxiety, stress management, negative thoughts, depression, grief, and more. Kelli is committed to active therapeutic engagement and employs methods such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Emotionally Focused Therapy to facilitate healing. She understands the complexities of marriage and couples dynamics, offers support during divorce, and provides parent coaching and educational consultation. Kelli's faith-based approach is integrated into her practice, emphasizing strength and resilience. With a dedication to quick appointments and a brief telephone intake process, she ensures that her clients receive the care and attention they need promptly.

Dr. Anner Eliot, a licensed psychologist with a PhD, specializes in relationally based psychotherapy. With a focus on individuals, couples, families, and groups, Dr. Eliot is dedicated to addressing a range of challenges including depression, relationship issues, and anxiety. Her expertise encompasses various therapy types, such as family and marital therapy, alongside eclectic methods and psychodynamic approaches. Dr. Eliot's therapeutic practice is grounded in fostering deep connections and understanding, making her a trusted choice for clients seeking meaningful support.

Emma Barton is a dedicated Counselor and somatic-based psychotherapist with an extensive background in providing therapeutic support to teens, adults, and elders. With credentials including MA, LMHC, BC-DMT, and E-RYT, she specializes in addressing dual diagnosis, trauma, PTSD, and emotional disturbances among her clients. Emma's experience living and working in Asia for over a decade allows her to create a culturally sensitive environment that values the unique wisdom and experiences of each individual. She is committed to fostering a therapeutic relationship that is authentic and accepting, offering a safe space for personal growth and healing. Her approach is eclectic; she skillfully integrates traditional talk therapy with yoga therapy, dance/movement therapy, and Eastern mindfulness techniques, addressing a wide range of issues including substance abuse, anxiety, depression, interpersonal challenges, and grief. Emma's services extend to individuals, couples, and movement-based group therapy, ensuring that every client benefits from tailored therapeutic interventions that promote self-awareness and emotional regulation.

Monique Bellefleur, a compassionate Counselor with an EdM and LMHC, offers clients a welcoming and non-judgmental space to be heard as they navigate their feelings. Dedicated to fostering self-compassion, she equips individuals with valuable tools for enhanced self-worth. Monique specializes in helping those who struggle with their relationships to food, body, and sense of self, demonstrating a strong belief in the possibility of healing. Clients often perceive themselves through a lens of high standards, frequently investing their energy in caring for others while neglecting their own needs. Monique perceives therapy as an opportunity for clients to realign their priorities and uncover how their personal histories influence their current emotions. Her expertise includes addressing eating disorders, negative body image, anxiety, depression, and ADHD, while also providing guidance and support for parents and loved ones of those recovering from eating disorders. Embracing the Health at Every Size approach in her practice, Monique is dedicated to improving client relationships with food and body. Additionally, she brings a strong focus on perinatal mental health, welcoming individuals from all genders, races, body sizes, and sexual orientations. Monique looks forward to connecting and exploring how she can support each unique journey.

Janan Braley, LMHC, is a compassionate Licensed Mental Health Counselor with a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology from Framingham State University. With a diverse background in mental health, Janan has worked extensively with individuals experiencing chronic mental illnesses, including those with a history of fire setting. Her expertise encompasses supporting early childhood, at-risk youth, and individuals facing substance abuse issues. Janan is dedicated to meeting clients where they are, offering person-centered therapy that integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and positive psychology into her practice. Her areas of specialization include anxiety, ADHD, depression, mood disorders, relationship challenges, substance abuse, and trauma. With experience in individual, group, and family therapy, Janan is also certified in Trauma-Focused CBT, making her an invaluable resource for those on their healing journey.

Joanna Bunker, a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist, understands the struggles many face in their journey toward emotional well-being. Have you ever asked yourself, 'Why am I like this?' Joanna is here to assist those who grapple with complicated relationships with food and their bodies, navigate mood disorder symptoms, heal from trauma, or adapt to significant life changes. She provides support for individuals feeling hesitant, hopeless, or helpless, guiding them to explore the 'why' behind their self-limiting thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. With a focus on Health At Every Size (HAES) principles and a background in various therapeutic modalities, Joanna fosters an atmosphere of warmth, humor, and curiosity—taking the time to appreciate who her clients are both in and outside of the therapeutic setting. Her ultimate goal is to help clients find relief and a more objective perspective on their experiences, all while building a meaningful connection. Joanna looks forward to getting to know you.

Rue Diamond, a skilled Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with credentials as a Registered Nurse, RN, LICSW, and MSW, deeply understands the vital role of connection in fostering a healthy mind and body. She believes that the therapeutic alliance formed with her clients is central to addressing the myriad issues they face, including depression, anxiety, relationship challenges, and life transitions. With extensive training in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Rue has significant experience assisting individuals in regulating emotions and improving interpersonal relationships. Her approach is eclectic and integrative, utilizing a range of techniques such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), psychodynamic practices, motivational interviewing, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Mindfulness, a core skill of DBT, plays an essential role in her therapeutic process, offering clients the tools to cultivate an awareness of the present moment with acceptance. Rue collaborates closely with her clients, continually assessing their progress toward achieving optimal mental and physical well-being. She understands that a trusting therapeutic relationship is crucial in the journey of growth and healing.

Ann Drouilhet is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with 28 years of experience. She is particularly passionate about working with couples who seek to cultivate a more harmonious internal relationship, which can lead to the partnership they desire. Ann has trained in various models of couples therapy, with a special focus on Internal Family Systems. Her active presence in the consultation room encourages open dialogue and regular feedback about the therapeutic process. As a dedicated professional, she holds expertise in addiction and trauma, drawing upon a rich foundation of psychotherapy experience and an ongoing curiosity for new therapeutic models. Ann's practice is centered around fostering understanding and healing in relationships, making her an ideal partner in navigating challenges related to family conflict, relationship issues, and more.

Dr. Mimi Drummond is an interactive, solution-focused therapist who specializes in working with adolescents, adults, and couples. Grounded primarily in a relational perspective, she integrates a range of techniques including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, and Mind/Body Therapy. Dr. Drummond places immense importance on the therapeutic relationship developed with her clients. Her non-judgmental, caring, and direct approach aids in creating a supportive environment where individuals can increase their personal awareness, build strengths, and identify longstanding patterns of thought or behavior that may hinder them from living the life they aspire to lead.

Sivan Elefson, an experienced LMHC, practices therapy with a holistic and creative approach, specializing in diverse modalities that cater to the needs of children, teens, adults, and families. With expertise in addressing top issues such as anxiety, family conflict, and depression, Sivan engages clients using a blend of traditional therapy methods and expressive arts, including dance/movement therapy and play therapy. This integration not only fosters the body/mind connection but also empowers individuals and families as cohesive units. Sivan believes in the significance of every voice within a family, ensuring that each thought and emotion is acknowledged and nurtured. Through a warm and friendly atmosphere, Sivan guides clients towards realizing their ideal selves and nurturing meaningful connections with their loved ones. The emphasis on awareness of the self and the world encourages clients to identify and overcome barriers to intimacy and connection.

Kathleen Rice is a dedicated counselor with a wealth of experience in building human connections and fostering creativity, essential forces that facilitate healing. With decades of experience working alongside children and families, she is deeply committed to providing support with cultural humility and a strengths-based approach. Kathleen utilizes relational, experiential, and evidence-based techniques, collaboratively developed with families, to assist children who are facing stressful life events, social and emotional challenges, anxiety, loss, trauma, and depression. She serves as a compassionate partner in the client-led journey of healing and growth, firmly believing in the power of laughter throughout the process. As a parent, teacher, expressive arts therapist, and trauma-informed clinician, she engages clients in experiential therapy practices that cultivate lifelong coping skills and strengthen relational bonds. Kathleen embraces creativity and joy as integral elements of healing, firmly believing in the potential for growth and recovery despite life's challenges. She walks alongside her clients as a hopeful presence, actively participating in their transformative journeys. Kathleen is excited to accompany clients on their path to wellness.

Rodney Ford, LICSW, is a dedicated therapist who specializes in assisting adults and elders (65+) facing challenges in their lives and struggling with the stress of everyday life. His approach is rooted in providing a caring, empathetic, and supportive environment that helps foster change, healing, and growth. Rodney believes that an individual's problems do not define them but are merely a part of their journey. He recognizes the significant influence of race, culture, age, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, gender, sexual orientation, and community on one's perceptions and experiences. A core principle in his practice is being genuine and nonjudgmental while validating clients' experiences and feelings. With over 25 years of experience working in diverse settings, Rodney has acquired extensive knowledge and practice in supporting multi-stressed clients. He firmly believes in the strength and resilience of individuals, often surpassing their own expectations. Rodney’s primary therapeutic approaches include narrative, collaborative, strength-based, and solution-focused therapy, complemented by his specialized training in Narrative Therapy, trauma-focused care, batterer’s intervention, and family therapy.