Joe Deangelis is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding the credentials of LICSW and CGP. He specializes in working with adults, addressing a variety of top issues, including marital and premarital concerns, relationship challenges, and spirituality. With a profound understanding of general issues such as trauma and PTSD, addiction, infidelity, and grief, Joe is committed to guiding his clients through their unique journeys toward healing and self-discovery. He offers a diverse range of therapeutic modalities, including somatic, attachment-based, and emotionally focused therapies. Whether working with couples or individuals, Joe's integrative approach encompasses elements of contemporary psychoanalysis, psychodynamic techniques, and pastoral counseling. His warm and empathetic demeanor ensures that clients feel safe and supported as they navigate through their life challenges, fostering a path towards personal growth and well-being.

Danielle Detora, PsyD, is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to helping adults navigate their emotional challenges. She specializes in psychodynamic and eclectic therapy approaches, providing a safe, non-judgmental environment where clients can find respect and care. Whether facing relationship struggles, symptoms of anxiety or depression, or feelings of grief and emptiness, individuals can expect to gain skills in self-reflection, emotional awareness, and effective communication. Danielle has a proven track record of successfully treating individuals dealing with issues like stress management, self-esteem, and coping skills. For couples seeking a more loving and satisfying relationship, she offers unique strategies to enhance communication and reconnection. Her direct and interactive style empowers clients to uncover the underlying causes of their symptoms and develop the tools needed for a fulfilled, authentic life.

Dr. Angela Taveira-Dick is a highly qualified licensed psychologist and serves as the Associate Director of Field Education at William James College. Holding a PhD from Nova Southeastern University, she specializes in treating individuals with serious mental illness. Dr. Taveira-Dick's impressive training includes a predoctoral internship in Clinical & Community Psychology at Yale University School of Medicine and a postdoctoral fellowship in Psychosocial Rehabilitation at the Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital. Her therapeutic style is rooted in the principles of psychosocial rehabilitation, focusing on a strengths-based perspective that empowers clients to lead meaningful and fulfilling lives. She holds a particular passion for supporting young adults as they navigate their academic and career paths. Additionally, Dr. Taveira-Dick is experienced in assisting veterans and older adults dealing with anxiety and depression.

Maya Disko, LICSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist whose approach is rooted in fostering a deeply rewarding and transformational therapeutic experience. Recognizing that individuals often grapple with fears, doubts, insecurities, and self-defeating behaviors that hinder their potential, Maya creates a collaborative and accepting environment to guide her clients toward their goals of self-acceptance and meaningful change. Specializing in psychotherapy for individuals, couples, and families, she focuses particularly on college students and young adults navigating identity, self-esteem, and relationship challenges. Through a combination of mindfulness-based practices, skills-focused interventions, and insight-oriented approaches, Maya addresses acute symptoms while promoting lasting personal growth and well-being.

Patrick Doyle is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, dedicated to helping individuals and families navigate the complexities of addiction and relationship issues. With over 30 years of experience, he understands the challenges that arise when a loved one's substance use spirals out of control. Drawing from his own experiences within a large, chaotic household and being a parent to an adult child struggling with alcohol addiction and anxiety, Patrick embodies the determination and hope that his clients seek. As a certified CRAFT Clinician, he specializes in Community Reinforcement and Family Training, equipping clients with evidence-based strategies for fostering positive change. His personalized coaching sessions are designed to be supportive, with a focus on harm reduction and treatment navigation. Patrick’s warm approach ensures that every individual receives the expert guidance they need through crisis consultations and private coaching. He passionately advocates for his clients' well-being and empowers families dealing with dual diagnosis, chronic relapse, and other substance use issues. Patrick is eager to support those looking for a path to healing and growth.

Dr. Denise Dracup is a licensed clinical social worker with over 30 years of dedicated experience in social work. Her practice centers on building a robust foundation for individuals and families to navigate life’s stressors effectively. As a specialist in therapy for adults aged 18 and older, she addresses key issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship problems, parenting challenges, life transitions, grief and bereavement, aging, and self-defeating behaviors. Dr. Dracup understands that confronting a major loss can be overwhelming, and she emphasizes the importance of working through grief to regain motivation and confidence amid change. She firmly believes that developing courage and acceptance is a vital, yet gradual process. Additionally, Dr. Dracup has a profound interest in working with couples and families seeking deeper emotional connections. By fostering effective communication and conflict resolution, her clients can alleviate feelings of loneliness, fear, and anger, thereby nurturing more caring interactions. Her therapeutic approach focuses on liberating individuals from self-defeating behaviors that hinder happiness. Dr. Dracup teaches recovery skills that promote lifestyle changes and a balanced work-life dynamic. Recognizing that resiliency skills and a positive mindset must be cultivated, she likens this development to nurturing a garden, ensuring clients are equipped to thrive.

Gabrielle Eckler is a pre-licensed professional diligently working towards her LMHC licensure. She earned her Master's degree in Mental Health from Boston College in 2020 and holds a Bachelor of Arts with a concentration in Substance Abuse Counseling from Curry College, completed in 2018. With a solid foundation built through two internships focused on substance abuse counseling and wellness promotion for older adults, Gabrielle employs a collaborative and strength-based approach to therapy. Her expertise includes solution-focused strategies and mindfulness-based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) designed to address anxiety and depression, prioritizing flexibility to meet the unique needs of each individual. Gabrielle is committed to creating a comfortable and supportive therapeutic environment that is both client-centered and goal-oriented.

Dr. Mary Ellen Crowley is a dedicated clinic psychologist with over 20 years of experience helping both adults and adolescents through group and individual psychotherapy. With faculty appointments at prestigious institutions such as Harvard Medical School and McLean Hospital, her expertise is well-respected in the field. Dr. Crowley believes that therapy is fundamentally a partnership, guiding clients on their journey of self-discovery. She is passionate about helping individuals develop realistic and achievable life goals through a blend of empirically-supported therapeutic approaches, including Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Interpersonal Psychotherapy. Her commitment to her clients' mental health focuses on addressing issues like depression, anxiety, and eating disorders, creating a nurturing and supportive environment for growth and healing.

Audrey Furkart is a dedicated pre-licensed professional Mental Health Counselor based in Massachusetts, known for her compassionate approach to assisting individuals across various age groups in navigating life’s challenges, including depression, anxiety, transitions, relationship difficulties, and trauma. With a strong client-centered and strengths-based methodology, Audrey empowers her clients to unlock their potential and attain their goals. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Tufts University and has earned a Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling from Salem State University. Audrey is passionate about helping clients identify their strengths to overcome mental health obstacles and achieve important life objectives, whether in their family relationships, workplace, academic endeavors, or friendships. Utilizing a blend of cognitive behavioral therapy, interpersonal therapy, and mindfulness techniques, she strives to create a warm, supportive environment where a trusting therapeutic relationship can flourish, fostering growth and healing for her clients.

Jonathan Gabriel Goldin is dedicated to providing his clients with insightful answers and thought-provoking questions, embodying a fundamental promise of his practice. He understands the complexities that arise from high-conflict relationships, significant life transitions, and the grief and trauma that can undermine both careers and personal lives. His expertise encompasses Adult ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), Anxiety, and Attachment Disorders, as well as PTSD and Sex Therapy. Utilizing a combination of Positive Psychology, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and mindfulness practices, he helps individuals, couples, and families focus on their inherent character strengths. Jonathan's unique blend of intuition, empathy, and creativity leads to tailored solutions that foster improved well-being. He is particularly attuned to the needs of performing artists—musicians, producers, and directors—who may be grappling with heightened levels of depression and anxiety in recent times. Regardless of location, Jonathan offers flexibility through Zoom, FaceTime, and phone sessions, affirming his commitment to help those in need. His rich professional background, which includes roles as a teacher, lawyer, broadcast journalist, and political consultant, among others, enriches his empathetic approach and rapport-building skills. Additionally, Jonathan is multilingual, speaking both Spanish and Hebrew, further enhancing his ability to connect with diverse clients.

Joy Gallon is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker in Massachusetts, bringing over 13 years of valuable experience to her practice. She specializes in supporting individuals and couples grappling with issues such as depression, anxiety, addiction, and complex mental health challenges. Joy is well-equipped to address life transitions, aging concerns, and relationship dynamics, making her a compassionate ally in the journey toward healing. With a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies from the University of Wisconsin, a Master of Arts in Business Communications from Emerson College, and a Master of Social Work from Boston University, along with a postgraduate CBT Certificate from Boston University, Joy employs an eclectic mix of therapy types. Utilizing solution-focused brief therapy, cognitive behavioral techniques, and strength-based approaches, she collaborates with her clients to foster growth and positive change. Joy is committed to helping her clients reduce substance use and face their mental health concerns head-on, guiding them on their path to thriving and reaching their personal life goals.

Lea Gardner-Elkin, LICSW, is a dedicated therapist with over 25 years of experience working with individuals, couples, and families. She understands that many people encounter trauma and loss throughout various life experiences, often leading to feelings of depression, anxiety, and confusion. These experiences can manifest as behavioral issues in children, which her compassionate approach seeks to untangle. Lea is committed to educating her clients about the impact of these life traumas, including child abuse, early loss, chronic illness, and divorce. With a collaborative and warm style, she honors the uniqueness of each client's experience, fostering a safe environment for sharing and healing. Leaning primarily on a relational model, Lea incorporates an eclectic range of therapeutic techniques, including EMDR and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), as needed in her practice. In response to the current times of instability, she offers teletherapy through Zoom, ensuring accessibility to those seeking help. Bringing an optimistic and caring energy, Lea firmly believes in the healing potential within every individual, paving the way for reclaiming balance and wellness.

Dr. Judi Garland is a dedicated psychologist with over 20 years of experience, specializing in guiding both individuals and couples through challenging times. Many start therapy as they struggle with recurrent issues, whether it's feeling entrapped in negative cycles within relationships, battling self-criticism, or seeking direction in the aftermath of significant life transitions such as divorce or the emotional toll of empty nesting. As a therapist, Dr. Garland provides the necessary support for clients seeking growth and healing through her eclectic approach. She takes the time to examine biological, social, and cognitive factors to uncover pivotal issues that facilitate transformative change. With empathy and expert guidance, Dr. Garland fosters a space for self-discovery, helping clients move towards becoming their authentic selves. By working collaboratively, they explore ways to release limiting beliefs, embrace strengths, and cultivate self-awareness and self-care practices, empowering them to live confidently and joyfully.