Sarah Walsh, a licensed counselor (LMHC, MS), warmly welcomes you to the transformative journey of therapy. For anyone wondering if therapy is the right choice, seeking support during overwhelming times can be a significant step. Individuals often carry doubts that manifest as feelings of depression, anxiety, guilt, or pain. With a focus on personal strengths, Sarah guides her clients in discovering skills to create the lives they desire. Her specialties encompass a range of issues, including depression, anxiety, life transitions, and relationship conflict. With a deep commitment to fostering empowerment, Sarah creates a therapeutic space that facilitates healing and the development of coping strategies for individuals and couples alike. This setting promotes profound exploration, bringing balance and integration to one's physical, mental, and emotional self. Recognizing the vulnerability involved in sharing one’s journey, she honors every therapeutic encounter with dignity and respect. Sarah invites you to embrace the opportunity for healing and well-being under her compassionate care.

Caroline Collins is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 25 years of experience guiding teens, adults, and elders through life's challenges. She attended Boston University School of Social Work and graduated in 1984, bringing extensive expertise in trauma and PTSD, substance use, domestic violence, addiction, grief, and mood disorders. Caroline believes that empowerment is the key to change and personal growth, and she recognizes that each individual possesses inherent strengths and skills necessary to navigate their journey. Through her empathic and humor-infused listening style, alongside an eclectic mix of clinical approaches including Psychodynamic therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), she helps clients rediscover their core abilities and develop the confidence to pursue their dreams. Caroline is skilled in addressing a wide range of issues including relationship dynamics, depression, and blended family challenges. She views the therapeutic process as an honor, treating every session with dignity and respect. Caroline is eager to share in each client's journey, fostering a collaborative learning experience through vulnerability and trust.

Nancy Danforth Tsakirgis, LCSW, is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist who understands the complexities of adolescence for both teens and their parents. During this pivotal time, many struggle with self-image, emotions, and social or academic challenges, often feeling misunderstood or isolated. In an ever-changing landscape, identifying oneself with a diagnosis can increase confusion. Nancy believes that effective communication is key to overcoming these hurdles, though she recognizes it can be challenging for families seeking to listen and find balance. Together with her clients, she provides a space for empathetic listening and honest dialogue, empowering individuals to discover the confidence within themselves.