Natalie Loewen is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with a rich background in helping adults and elders navigate the complexities of life. She graduated from Boston University in 2005 and has since gained extensive experience addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, and elderly persons disorders. Recognizing that changes and transitions, whether positive or negative, can be overwhelming, she works closely with her clients to develop coping strategies for life’s various stressors. Natalie's therapeutic approach incorporates a diverse range of modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Compassion Focused Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. With her compassionate and supportive demeanor, she fosters a safe, non-judgmental environment to help clients achieve emotional well-being. Passionate about facilitating healing and insight, Natalie believes in empowering individuals to lead fulfilling lives and is committed to guiding her clients through challenges with warmth and understanding. As Audrey Hepburn beautifully stated, 'Nothing is impossible, the word itself says ‘I’m possible.'

Suzanne Gable is a compassionate and experienced clinician who specializes in helping individuals navigate the complex challenges of compulsive sexual behavior and betrayal trauma. With a keen understanding of the struggles associated with the compulsive use of pornography and its effects on personal connections, she creates a safe, non-judgmental environment where clients can explore their feelings of shame, embarrassment, and isolation. As a certified Integrative Sex and Couples therapist, Suzanne is dedicated to providing a supportive space for those affected by adult content and chronic infidelity. She utilizes a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Trauma-Focused therapy, and Person-Centered approaches, to help clients unpack their emotional wounds and identify underlying patterns of behavior. At the onset of the therapeutic relationship, she conducts thorough assessments, including family and relationship histories, to collaboratively uncover the roots of the issues clients face in their relationships. Suzanne’s nurturing approach empowers her clients to take the crucial first step towards healing and wellness.

Beth Manhardt is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist specializing in supporting adults through mood disorders, relationship challenges, and family conflicts. Recognizing that everyone is inherently wired for happiness and connection, she understands that life experiences—both positive and negative—can shape our ability to engage fully with the world. Beth's insightful approach focuses on uncovering underlying dynamics that influence behaviors and emotions, empowering clients to develop effective coping strategies and navigate life's transitions with confidence. With a commitment to creating a safe and nurturing environment, she believes that therapy can be a transformative journey toward fulfillment and joy. Beth also serves as a clinical supervisor for new therapists, further contributing to the field of mental health. Her expertise in various therapeutic modalities, including Emotionally Focused, Internal Family Systems, and Strength-Based techniques, ensures that individuals receive personalized care tailored to their unique needs. For those seeking to break free from patterns of hurt and frustration in relationships, Beth offers the tools to pave a path toward healing and satisfaction. Starting this journey with a therapist like Beth can lead to profound changes, opening up new possibilities for a thriving life.

Melissa Plourde, LICSW, is a committed and compassionate therapist who believes in the importance of building a strong therapeutic relationship with her clients. She takes a client-centered approach, utilizing solution-focused brief therapy, reality therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy to meet individual needs. Her emphasis on establishing a trusting, empathic, and judgment-free environment is essential to empowering clients to achieve their best selves. Melissa dedicates the initial sessions to understanding each client’s unique needs and collaboratively identifying goals to focus on. She has extensive experience in addressing a wide range of mental health concerns, including depression, anxiety, and family conflict, working effectively with adolescents, adults, individuals, couples, and families. While she maintains a collaborative approach, she is also known for challenging clients and providing direct insights that guide them toward improved mental health. Melissa looks forward to guiding individuals on their transformative journey toward wellness.

Chase is a compassionate psychologist with a PhD, dedicated to guiding adolescents, adults, and elders through the complexities of mental health. His warm and inviting approach to therapy fosters an environment where clients feel safe, supported, and hopeful about the changes they can achieve. With several decades of experience as Outpatient Director, Chase has provided comprehensive mental health and addiction services, overseeing the clinical work of numerous therapists. He has taught at the graduate level and supervised interns, enriching his expertise in diverse therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Person-Centered, and Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT). Emphasizing the importance of overall wellness, Chase collaborates with clients to create personalized implementation plans that address their unique challenges. His dedication to this process is evident in the structure, support, guidance, and occasional humor he brings to each session, helping individuals navigate issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, and more. Through his strength-based approach, clients are encouraged to explore avenues for change and improvement in their lives.

Leah Rowe, a dedicated counselor with a Master's degree and credentials as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), emphasizes that seeking help is the foundational step on the journey to recovery. Her therapeutic approach is designed to be flexible, adapting to the unique paths of her clients. Leah is both goal-directed and empathic, facilitating a nurturing environment for individuals ready to discover their true life paths. Utilizing a variety of evidence-based practices, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Relaxation Training, and Mindfulness strategies, she expertly addresses issues such as addiction recovery, depression, anxiety disorders, lifestyle transitions, health behavior changes, and chronic pain and illness. Leah understands the profound connection between physical and mental health, and has been an influential figure in the fields of substance abuse and mental health counseling since 2009. Her experience also encompasses working in hospitals with clients facing chronic pain and illness, further deepening her commitment to holistic client care.

Kevin Terrill is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) with over 25 years of experience dedicated to helping individuals and families navigate life’s challenges. He possesses extensive skills in addressing issues such as addiction, anxiety, substance use disorders, and mental health transitions. Kevin is passionate about supporting those seeking solutions to their struggles, providing active listening, compassionate support, and insightful suggestions throughout their therapeutic journeys. Together with clients, he identifies key issues and barriers while exploring effective solutions. With a strong dedication to First Responders and Military personnel, Kevin has a particular focus on relationship dynamics and Substance Use Disorders. His practice embraces both individual and family therapy, characterized by an open, non-judgmental attitude and a strength-based approach. Clients will appreciate Kevin’s flexible, supportive, and practical methodology, which fosters a strong therapeutic alliance. He is eager to embark on this transformative journey with clients toward enhanced well-being.

Karen Vernen Thompson is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist with over 29 years of experience specializing in addiction, trauma, and PTSD. She has successfully supported thousands of adolescents, couples, adults, and families, drawing on her extensive training in mental health and substance abuse treatment. Karen holds a Master's in Social Work from Boston College and is a licensed clinical social worker, certified alcohol and drug addiction counselor (CADACII), and licensed drug and alcohol counselor (LADCI).<br /> <br /> Her therapeutic approach is diverse, utilizing modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Compassion Focused Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Whether working with individuals, couples, or families, Karen employs a compassionate and culturally sensitive style, prioritizing the unique needs of her clients. <br /> <br /> Committed to holistic healing, she also offers solutions through Motivational Interviewing and Strength-Based approaches, aiming to foster resilience and personal growth. Whether through one-on-one sessions or group therapies, Karen passionately engages clients in their journeys toward recovery and well-being.

Pamela Brighton is a compassionate counselor and licensed mental health counselor (LMHC) who understands that the quality of relationships profoundly influences an individual’s overall satisfaction in life. She specializes in working with adolescents and adults through individual, group, and couples therapy to help clients identify and alter repeating patterns in their interactions, promoting more fulfilling connections. Pamela recognizes the significant impact of trauma on the ability to connect with others, feel safe, and be present, and she offers various therapeutic approaches to facilitate healing and transformation. Beyond traditional psychotherapy, Pamela also provides neurofeedback therapy—an innovative, non-invasive method that retrains the brain through biofeedback. This effective treatment can assist individuals dealing with ADHD, PTSD, mood disorders, OCD, traumatic brain injuries, and chronic pain by teaching their brains to self-regulate. Currently, Pamela leads ongoing psychotherapy groups that focus on supporting women, OEF and OIF veterans, and families of veterans, creating inclusive spaces for shared healing and growth.

Russell Lowe is a licensed psychoanalyst with extensive credentials, including certpsy, mpsy, and psyad. He understands that starting each day with a sense of hopelessness—feeling that nothing will change and questioning the utility of effort—can be one of life's hardest battles. Whether someone is grappling with addiction to substances or behaviors, he firmly believes that recovery is possible. By fostering a collaborative environment, Russell works alongside individuals to help them navigate their challenges in ways that friends and family may not be equipped to do. He is passionate about supporting clients as they delve into the reasons behind their feelings of stagnation and discover pathways toward a brighter future. One of the first significant steps toward recovery is acknowledging the need for help, and Russell is here to guide clients through that process. Using psychoanalytic principles enriched with an in-depth understanding of addiction and recovery—including the 12 steps—he helps individuals examine their relationship with addictive substances and embark on a journey towards discovering their true selves. With over forty years of experience in addiction and recovery, Russell has witnessed various strategies employed by individuals to regain control of their lives. His keen insights can assist clients in finding what truly works for them and their loved ones. He has a particular interest in addressing struggles with depression, especially in those who are maintaining long-term recovery.

Kaye Wagner, LICSW, is a compassionate and skilled therapist who embodies warmth and understanding in her practice. With a strong educational background from Boston University, she specializes in providing support to adults and elders facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, and marital issues. Kaye utilizes various effective therapy types including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Trauma-Focused Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Her expertise extends to couples, individuals, and families, focusing on fostering healthy relationships and personal growth. With a deep commitment to her clients, Kaye is dedicated to creating a safe space where individuals can explore their feelings, gain insight, and develop strategies for positive change.

Michael Walker Shields, PhD, a seasoned psychologist and psychotherapist, brings over three decades of professional expertise to his practice. He recognizes that the essence of happiness and well-being lies in the nature and quality of human relationships. In his work with clients, Michael is guided by the principle that many problems—such as depression, anxiety, relationship troubles, and feelings of discontent—arise from how our significant relationships have either fostered or hindered our journey toward self-fulfillment and personal well-being. Through therapy, Michael creates a safe and trusting environment where individuals can explore their thoughts and feelings, gaining insights that were previously unattainable. This process enables clients to experience a deeper sense of authenticity and vitality, leading them toward a more fulfilling and joyful life.

Beth Wechsler, MSW, LICSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist specializing in the treatment of depression, particularly among women. With a wealth of experience, she has recently focused her work on caregivers, primarily women caring for spouses with dementia. Beth is known for her specialized training in grief therapy, which encompasses a compassionate approach to dealing with loss, including pet loss. Her expertise spans various therapy types, such as Trauma Focused, Family and Marital therapy, Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Psychodynamic therapy, serving individuals and couples alike in their healing journeys.