Sam Chaplin is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, specializing in supporting neurodivergent individuals, LGBTQ+ community members, adoptees, and those who have encountered trauma. Sam also provides valuable guidance to individuals navigating the pregnancy and postpartum phases of life. With a private therapy practice focused on adults (18+) in Massachusetts, all sessions are conducted virtually through a HIPAA-compliant platform, ensuring a safe and comfortable environment for clients. Sam completed clinical training at the prestigious Smith College School for Social Work and further honed their skills during a postgraduate fellowship with the Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis. Their therapeutic approach is rooted in coaching, trauma-focused techniques, and a variety of modalities, including attachment-based, psychodynamic, relational, and strength-based methods, making them a versatile choice for individuals seeking support.

Beth Fairservis is a skilled Pastoral Counselor with over 15 years of experience in embodied contemplative counseling and creative activism for personal growth and empowerment. She specializes in helping individuals, particularly women of all ages, who feel that attachment patterns are affecting their trust in themselves and the world around them. Her approach integrates Somatic Attachment Therapy and Buddhist Contemplative Psychology, offering clients a pathway to connect with their inner child and embrace a more embodied, peaceful, and creative existence. Beth empowers her clients to explore their experiences with trauma, adverse childhood experiences, and the stresses of contemporary life through somatic and creative contemplation rather than traditional talk therapy. She provides guidance in meditation, emotional intelligence, boundary setting, and somatic trauma healing, as well as support for climate anxiety and social injustice. In her sessions, which are client-led, Beth understands the struggle of managing intense emotions and life’s challenges. She is dedicated to assisting individuals in listening to their body's wisdom, finding their truth, and achieving mastery in centering and calming themselves for long-term well-being.

Marc Fromm is a dedicated and compassionate clinical social worker and psychotherapist with 27 years of experience. He skillfully tailors his therapeutic approach to meet the unique needs of each individual client, helping them explore how their past influences their current mental health. Specializing in relationship issues, parenting challenges, and child development, Marc works with children, adolescents, parents, and families alike. His expertise encompasses a wide range of diagnoses including depression, anxiety, PTSD, ADHD, and adoption-related issues. In recent years, his practice has expanded to include more individual work with adults, further showcasing his versatility as a therapist. Committed to fostering a supportive atmosphere, Marc ensures that all clients feel safe and understood as they embark on their therapeutic journeys.

Lindsay Kazi, LCSW, specializes in guiding individuals through their challenges and curiosities related to self and identity, unconscious internal conflicts, and relational dynamics. Her approach is relationally grounded, attachment-focused, and trauma-centered, embodying the belief that understanding and healing thrive within the context of relationships. Lindsay is dedicated to helping those feeling a sense of 'stuckness' in their therapeutic journey. To facilitate this, she sometimes incorporates psycholytic ketamine-assisted therapy in her practice, collaborating with Journey Clinical, where a specialized medical team evaluates eligibility, prescribes ketamine, and supports the therapeutic process. With postgraduate training in relational analytic theory and extensive expertise in psychedelic integration, MDMA-assisted therapy for PTSD, and ketamine-assisted therapy, Lindsay is well-equipped to cultivate a safe and transformative environment for her clients. Her commitment to multicultural and feminist approaches ensures that each individual's unique experiences and social contexts are acknowledged and integrated into their healing process.

Marietta Skeen, a compassionate counselor with an MA, supports clients who often arrive seeking a deeper connection to themselves. Whether it's through experiences of loss, transition, or relationship challenges, individuals frequently face stress, overwhelm, and a longing for growth. Marietta understands that each person desires more from life and together, they explore how to discover greater energy, ease, and fulfillment. She encourages her clients to ponder vital questions like: What brings you to life? What obstacles hinder your progress? With an approach rooted in openness, compassion, and even humor, Marietta helps clients navigate complex feelings of fear, disconnect, and confusion that may obstruct their path to motivation, clarity, and desire. Specializing in the integration of mind, body, and soul, she emphasizes that past coping mechanisms can sometimes create barriers to self-connection and seamless living. During sessions, Marietta utilizes awareness training, experiential exercises, and enjoyable co-created homework to assist in retraining the mind to work harmoniously with the body, fostering a sense of ease, meaning, and vitality. She radiates a natural warmth towards the human journey, believing that the most potent healing arises when one tunes into their intrinsic interests. Marietta's approach underscores that our bodies possess an innate ability to heal, and her role is to facilitate the removal of barriers to this organic process. Clients can expect to leave their sessions with newfound clarity and inspiration for life, as therapy transforms into a liberating and enriching experience.