Robin Haas is a dedicated clinical social worker and a Life Coach in training, certified in Emotional Intelligence Coaching. Known for her unwavering commitment to fostering happiness and well-being, Robin guides individuals in gaining clarity about their aspirations and desires. Through a collaborative process, she helps clients define their dreams and establish actionable plans to achieve their life goals, leading them toward a life of freedom and empowerment. Clients often seek Robin’s guidance when navigating challenges related to grief, loss, relationship dynamics, LGBTQ+ concerns, and transitions in life and career. She also offers valuable support for children, teens, and adults facing developmental disorders, mood disorders, and anxiety. In addition to individual services, Robin provides group coaching sessions, emphasizing community and equal access to mental health resources. Her practice is enhanced by a network of body and mind practitioners dedicated to creating a nurturing environment for all clients. As part of her role, Robin offers surgical consultations and letters for gender-affirming surgeries, ensuring compassionate support across a diverse range of needs.

Herbert Baker is a seasoned mental health counselor with over thirty years of experience, specializing in working with children, adolescents, adults, and families across diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds. As an African American Male, he brings a unique perspective to therapy, combining his rich experience with cognitive therapy, psychoanalysis, pastoral counseling, and issues surrounding addictive behaviors and substance abuse. Herbert is licensed in both individual and group therapy and has facilitated groups focused on the twelve steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, as well as addressing dual-diagnosis issues such as PTSD, bipolar disorder, and depression. He believes that effective therapy flourishes in an environment where clients feel comfortable and unrushed. Recognizing therapy as a collaborative partnership, Herbert emphasizes the importance of confidentiality, ensuring that clients can explore their challenges openly and without fear. His expertise extends to addressing a wide range of general issues, including trauma, mood disorders, relationship troubles, and emotional disturbances, making him a supportive guide for those seeking solace and growth.

Annemarie Bello is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker/Therapist with over 15 years of experience in counseling and clinical case management. She specializes in addressing a range of concerns including women’s issues, relationship difficulties, and significant life transitions. Annemarie employs various therapeutic modalities, such as Compassion Focused, Trauma Focused, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, among others. Her strengths-based and solution-focused approach empowers individuals to navigate their unique challenges, from coping with a loved one’s substance use to managing anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder. Well-trained in Exposure Response Prevention Therapy for OCD and Perinatal Mental Health, she understands the nuances of pregnancy and postpartum experiences. In her practice, she fosters a safe and welcoming environment, encouraging individuals to explore their thoughts and feelings openly. Through collaboration, Annemarie guides her clients toward greater self-awareness and the development of healthier patterns. Allowing oneself to seek guidance can be transformative, and Annemarie is ready to assist you on this journey toward healing and personal growth.

Joanne Bennett, a licensed counselor (LMHC), is dedicated to guiding adults and elders (65+) through their struggles and challenges. She understands how these difficulties can create a sense of entrapment in one’s circumstances, leading to inner conflicts and limiting one’s imagination about a brighter future. Joanne's goal in therapy is to help individuals expand the space between themselves and their struggles, creating room for hope and the good things they deserve in life. With her strong belief that anything is workable, Joanne provides support on each person’s unique journey using modalities such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), Trauma-Focused approaches, Attachment-based techniques, EMDR, Psychoanalytic strategies, and Person-Centered therapy. Clients can expect a nurturing environment where their mental health concerns, including depression, trauma, PTSD, and anxiety, are addressed with compassion and expertise.

Jeff Butts is a compassionate and experienced therapist who understands the challenges teens face when seeking help. With over 25 years of dedicated experience, he excels in engaging even the most challenging young people, guiding them to receive the support they need. Jeff specializes in assisting teens grappling with anxiety, family conflict, and anger management, utilizing a trauma-informed and strength-based approach. His extensive training in Attachment Regulation and Competency (ARC) interventions, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) empowers him to effectively address the unique struggles of adolescents. Having overseen various mental health programs, Jeff possesses a deep understanding of the educational, statutory, and mental health systems. His career has primarily focused on working with young men facing issues like anxiety, depression, and relational conflicts. Additionally, Jeff's experience within the juvenile justice system, collaborating with law enforcement and defense attorneys, equips him as a vital resource for families confronting legal challenges. As an adoptive parent of two young adults, he empathizes with the needs of youth navigating the transition to independence and adulthood, enriching his therapeutic practice with personal insights. Jeff is committed to fostering a supportive environment for teens and their families on their journey towards healing.

Juan Carlos Sosa is a dedicated bilingual and bicultural family therapist who excels in aiding families with children, adults, and couples. He creates a warm and friendly atmosphere, ensuring a safe and relaxed environment for individuals to express themselves without fear of judgment. Juan integrates family systems therapy, mindfulness, cultural understanding, and cognitive approaches in his practice, allowing for a holistic and inclusive healing experience. Su enfoque combina terapia de familia y terapia cognoscitiva, todo ello fundamentado en una perspectiva multicultural que enriquece su trabajo con individuos, familias, y parejas.

G.J. Chip Bradish, an experienced counselor (LMHC, MA), has dedicated over 20 years to assisting individuals and couples in achieving clarity and balance in their lives. His approach equips clients with essential skills to navigate the complexities of a fast-paced, digital world. G.J. is grounded in Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy, which emphasizes understanding and honoring the various parts within each individual, allowing them to unburden and redirect their energy towards significant life tasks. His philosophy is rooted in a holistic and non-pathologizing perspective, affirming that everyone possesses an innate self-healing drive that, when nurtured, contributes to overall health and well-being. Furthermore, G.J. places a strong emphasis on supporting GLBT individuals and their families, as well as those exploring less traditional expressions of sexuality and gender. While he does not accept insurance directly, he provides receipts that clients may submit for potential reimbursement.

Choosing a therapist is an incredibly personal journey for individuals seeking understanding and support. Kathy Clair-Hayes, LICSW, is dedicated to helping adults and couples navigate their experiences and challenges, fostering a renewed perspective on their strengths. Specializing in areas such as anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and loss, and relationship challenges, Kathy offers a warm and engaging therapeutic style. For couples, she utilizes the Gottman Method to assess relational strengths and encourages new communication strategies to deepen connection and intimacy. Additionally, as a psychological astrologer, Kathy invites clients to explore their birth charts, providing invaluable insights into their strengths and challenges, and helping them navigate life's cycles. With a focus on actively engaging clients in their storytelling, Kathy supports them in discovering joy and implementing meaningful changes in their lives.

Evelyn Dougherty, LICSW, is a highly experienced therapist with over 30 years of practice. Specializing in individual, couples, family, and group therapy, she skillfully addresses a range of issues, including addiction, relationship stress, and emotional pain stemming from grief or life transitions. Evelyn creates a nurturing environment that fosters emotional growth and transformative responses to challenges, helping clients navigate interpersonal difficulties and deepen their connections with others. Whether through social therapy, relational modalities, or group settings, Evelyn emphasizes the importance of not facing pain alone; she believes that sharing struggles within the therapeutic context is a crucial part of the healing process. This collaborative journey encourages clients to see the world through a new lens, empowering them to create a more fulfilling life.

Karen Enegess holds the credentials of MA, LMHC and is a dedicated counselor who believes that the answers to people's problems lie within themselves. She serves as a guide, facilitating the emergence of solutions through a collaborative, strengths-based, and holistic approach. Karen views her clients as whole individuals and emphasizes the interconnectedness of body, mind, and spirit. She is particularly welcoming to those who are new to therapy and may feel skeptical or uncomfortable, as well as to individuals who are already familiar with the therapeutic process. Karen works tirelessly to create a safe and supportive environment where acceptance and compassion are integral to the growth and healing journey. With experience working with individuals, couples, and adolescents from diverse backgrounds, she specializes in trauma and abuse, domestic violence, body image issues, substance abuse, and relationship challenges. She also assists those who feel stuck and seek guidance to make meaningful changes in their lives. In addition to traditional talk therapy, Karen incorporates body-based techniques such as mindfulness practices, yoga skills, Focusing, EMDR, and EFT, drawing on her certification as a Kripalu yoga teacher to enhance the therapeutic experience.

Fatimah Finney, a dedicated and compassionate counselor, specializes in therapeutic practices that cater to a diverse clientele, including children, teens, adults, and elders. With extensive qualifications, including a degree from Boston College and recognition as a Level 1 trained Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapist, she merges an eclectic skill set that incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Play Therapy, and Expressive Arts modalities. Fatimah believes that healing begins with cultivating a healthy and supportive relationship between the mind, body, and spirit. She recognizes each client as the expert of their own experience and prioritizes the utilization of their insights and strengths in the pursuit of health and well-being. Through her honest and respectful approach, Fatimah is dedicated to guiding clients toward becoming the best versions of themselves, fostering compassionate, loving, and respectful relationships within. Those seeking to explore their personal journey and enhance their emotional health will find a welcoming partner in Fatimah as they connect and grow together.

David Friedler, LMHC, is a dedicated psychotherapist known for his unwavering commitment to creating a safe and supportive environment for his clients. He utilizes both traditional and contemporary therapeutic modalities to assist individuals in addressing behaviors affecting their interpersonal relationships, career paths, and overall well-being. David warmly welcomes clients from all backgrounds to explore new strategies for overcoming obstacles to social, personal, and occupational health. With expertise in longstanding issues such as grief, anxiety, and relationship challenges, he adeptly guides young and middle-aged adults through significant transitions in education and career. David's therapeutic foundation includes Psychodynamic therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and a strong emphasis on mindfulness practices, fostering a self-compassionate approach to mental health. He encourages mindfulness of thoughts and feelings, helping clients understand the intricate connections between their thoughts, behaviors, and overall well-being. Having worked with individuals across diverse ages, cultures, and sexual orientations, David importantly understands the unique sensitivities within the gay community, enhancing his ability to provide insightful and compassionate counseling for all.

Shira Karman is an experienced therapist whose private practice has thrived for many years. At the heart of her work lies an unwavering empathy, warmth, and clarity that she provides to her clients. Grounded in psychodynamic psychotherapy, body-centered psychotherapy, and expressive arts therapy, she serves as a compassionate ally and guide for individuals, couples, and groups facing a wide array of challenges—including loss, trauma, relationship dynamics, work-related stress, creativity blocks, illnesses, adoption, and parenting. Shira strives to cultivate a sacred space where insight, safety, and intention converge to foster change, growth, and transformation. By integrating body-centered awareness into her therapeutic approach, she acknowledges the body as an energy system, enriching the therapeutic experience. Utilizing expressive arts therapy, she encourages the exploration of one's journey through movement, visual art, and dramatic reenactment, providing clients with powerful tools to release held emotions, beliefs, and vitality. By embracing the uniqueness of each individual, she believes that the path to health and aliveness is revealed. Shira invites each person to engage in the transformative opportunities that arise within the supportive context of a therapeutic relationship, where personal challenges flourish into avenues for learning, growth, and healing.