Tara Black, LICSW, is an experienced Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to helping adults navigate through their experiences, thoughts, and feelings that may lead to suffering or hinder their ability to live fulfilling lives. With a solid foundation in psychodynamic training, Tara employs a diverse array of therapeutic tools such as mindfulness, motivational interviewing, and cognitive behavioral therapy, allowing for a flexible and comprehensive approach tailored to the unique needs of each individual. At The Seven Sisters Center for Well-Being, which she co-founded with Jennifer Walsh, Tara provides person-centered and trauma-informed therapy for adults aged 18 and older in western Massachusetts. Together, they affirm and celebrate race, gender, identity/expression, and sexual orientation, fostering an empowered therapeutic experience. With a combined 12 years of experience in college counseling centers, Tara and Jennifer offer invaluable support for young adults and university employees grappling with anxiety, depression, adjustment issues, and identity exploration in these uncertain times.

Carol Soules, LICSW, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping individuals navigate the complexities of life. With over 25 years of experience, she works with teens, adults, and elders, addressing challenges and barriers to fulfillment. Carol specializes in areas such as anxiety, depression, and life transitions, offering a supportive counseling relationship to help clients sort through their issues and find relief. Her practice is grounded in a strengths-based and solution-focused approach, utilizing a variety of methodologies including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), and Compassion Focused Therapy. Carol believes in the importance of developing a trusting and respectful therapeutic relationship, and she provides a warm, accepting atmosphere for her clients to explore their wellness journey. Through her culturally sensitive and person-centered approach, she strives to empower individuals to meet their goals and achieve lasting change.

Jennifer Walsh, LMHC, ATR, offers a compassionate and trauma-informed approach to therapy for adults, emphasizing a collaborative journey to explore values and set personal goals for a fulfilling life. Acknowledging the unique and intersectional identities of her clients, Jennifer centers these experiences in her therapeutic work. Her specialty in art therapy fosters intuitive and creative expression, deepening connections within oneself and the community. In her sessions, she provides non-judgmental and supportive accountability, helping individuals strive towards their hopes and aspirations. With a commitment to affirming race, gender, identity, and sexual orientation, Jennifer collaborates with clients to create an empowered therapeutic experience. Alongside co-founder Tara Black at The Seven Sisters Center for Well-Being, she leverages their combined 12 years of experience in college counseling to support young adults and university employees dealing with anxiety, depression, identity exploration, and life transitions. Together, they are dedicated to providing mental health support during uncertain times.

Aidza McKenzie, PhD, is a compassionate and culturally sensitive psychologist who specializes in helping individuals manage overwhelming stress, depression, trauma, and anxiety. With a deep understanding of self-worth and identity issues, she provides a safe, non-judgmental space for those who have faced discrimination or domestic violence, empowering them to regain control of their lives. Fluent in both English and Spanish, Dr. McKenzie is a bilingual licensed clinical psychologist in Massachusetts, adept at diagnosing and treating a diverse range of mental health disorders, including depression, PTSD, anxiety, and bipolar disorders. She also offers support for relationship challenges, career issues, grief, and life transitions. With over twenty years of experience in the mental health field, Aidza is known for her open-minded and compassionate approach, utilizing various therapeutic modalities such as EMDR, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Play Therapy. She is committed to providing high-quality care that respects individual cultural, racial, and religious diversity. Currently, Aidza offers Telehealth sessions throughout Massachusetts, adapting her expertise to meet the needs of her clients during these challenging times.