Anne Abeloff, LMHC, is a compassionate and skilled therapist dedicated to helping individuals navigate life crises. With a focus on adults and elders, she specializes in enhancing communication within couples and families, ensuring they feel heard and understood. Anne is known for her warmth and empathy, making it easy for clients to open up about their struggles. She employs a variety of therapeutic modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Family Systems, and Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) to address critical issues such as coping skills, relationship dynamics, and family conflict. With her extensive experience and educational background from the University of Connecticut, Anne is committed to facilitating meaningful connections and fostering personal growth in a supportive environment.

Barbara Annie Ford Geiger is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, dedicated to helping individuals navigate life's challenges. With a focus on trauma, anxiety, and depression, she understands how difficult circumstances can impact one's ability to thrive. She believes that seeking help is a significant step towards resilience and a more fulfilling life. Through her work, Barbara empowers clients to cultivate a joy-filled existence characterized by healthy relationships and a sense of purpose. Her sessions address a wide array of issues, including parenting with special needs, life transitions, and emotional disturbances. Barbara works with individuals from various backgrounds, including children, young adults, couples, and families. She values the healing power of empathy and active listening, ensuring that each therapeutic relationship is tailored to the client's unique needs. Her expertise extends to trauma-informed care, utilizing modalities such as EMDR, Gentle Reprocessing, and brainspotting to foster healing and personal growth. Acknowledging the courage it takes to confront pain and ask for help, Barbara is deeply honored to partner with clients on their journeys towards wellness, joy, peace, and connection.

Jessica Edwards George, a dedicated psychologist with a PhD and NSCP credentials, is committed to enhancing the lives of children, adolescents, young adults, and families. Through innovative, person-centered, and evidence-based psychological diagnostic assessments and treatments, she provides support tailored to individual needs. Jessica specializes in addressing issues such as chronic illness and promotes well-being through various therapeutic modalities, including cognitive behavioral therapy, humanistic approaches, and family systems therapy. Her compassionate approach fosters growth and healing in group settings, individuals, and family dynamics alike.

Carly Baker Bettencourt, a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with a Master of Social Work (MSW) and LICSW credential, specializes in guiding adults through their healing journeys. With a compassionate approach rooted in culturally sensitive, attachment-based, and humanistic methodologies, she addresses key issues such as trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and personality disorders. Carly excels in providing tailored support to both individuals and couples, drawing on her diverse training in psychoanalytic and psychodynamics. Her commitment to creating a safe, nurturing environment allows her clients to explore and understand their experiences deeply, fostering meaningful personal growth.

Susannah Barry is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) who earned her Bachelor of Science degree from Northeastern University before completing her Master of Social Work at Simmons College. She brings a wealth of experience from various clinical settings, including domestic violence shelters, community-based mental health, residential treatment, and college mental health. Her clinical training focuses on treating complex trauma in children and adolescents, and she is well-versed in several trauma treatment models such as Attachment, Regulation, and Competency (ARC), as well as Sensory Motor Arousal Regulation Treatment (SMART). Susannah also supports individuals grappling with a wide range of emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges, encompassing trauma, depression, anxiety, substance use, postpartum mood disorders, family conflicts, and parenting concerns. Through her eclectic, integrative approach to therapy, Susannah emphasizes the importance of trust and the human connection, fostering a safe space for healing and growth.

Jacqueline Doe is an experienced Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 23 years in the field. Throughout her career, she has worked extensively with individuals and families navigating a range of challenges, including trauma, addiction, grief and loss, relationship conflicts, and stress. Jacqueline understands that unresolved issues can manifest into other concerns that hinder people from leading fulfilling lives. In her therapy practice, she collaborates closely with clients to pursue their goals through a client-centered approach, emphasizing the importance of the therapeutic relationship as a key element in addressing and alleviating their concerns. She believes in the inherent power of every individual to enact positive changes in their lives, even when faced with significant adversity. Recognizing that the decision to enter therapy can be daunting, Jacqueline strives to create a comfortable environment that fosters safety and trust, characterized by compassion and warmth. Her background includes trauma-informed care and crisis management, and she employs a strengths-based and solution-focused methodology in her work. By taking the courageous step to engage in therapy, clients open the door to exploring the issues impacting their lives in a supportive and professional setting.

Anam is a dedicated pastoral counselor and bereavement therapist with over 30 years of experience, specializing in helping individuals cope with chronic and life-limiting illnesses. She authored the book 'Sacred Dreams & Life-Limiting Illness: A Depth Psychospiritual Approach,' published by Westbow Press in 2013, reflecting her commitment to this vital area of counseling. Anam's expertise also extends to grief and bereavement counseling, with a particular focus on men's bereavement, recognizing the unique challenges men face when processing grief and loss. Furthermore, she offers compassionate support to those who have lost loved ones to the COVID-19 virus. As an ordained Eastern Orthodox Priest who has transitioned to Anglicanism, Anam adopts a Christocentric approach in her practice, believing that Christ serves as the Divine Physician of both soul and body. She emphasizes faith, contemplative prayer, and biblical sacramental practices as core therapeutic tools for achieving wholeness. The Anam Cara Center for Christian Counseling and Spiritual Direction is committed to providing faith-based counseling and spiritual guidance to individuals grappling with life-limiting illnesses and those mourning the loss of loved ones. As Christ stated, 'I have come that you may have life and have it fully,' and Anam is dedicated to helping others discover that fullness in their lives.

Rachael Coffin Fahey, MA, LMHC, is a dedicated counselor specializing in the treatment of children, adolescents, and their families. She is known for creating a safe, respectful, nurturing, and non-judgmental environment that encourages individuals to express themselves and explore their unique challenges. Utilizing an integrated therapeutic approach, Rachael draws upon evidence-based treatment interventions, tailoring them to fit the individual styles and needs of her clients. Committed to fostering parental engagement, she offers parent management training and collaborates with schools to ensure holistic support. Rachael’s mission is to empower her clients to recognize their strengths, gain command over their behaviors, and achieve their fullest potential. With over a decade of experience working with children and adolescents in diverse settings, including public schools, hospitals, and residential facilities, she focuses on various issues such as anxiety, OCD, depression, ADHD, peer relationships, grief, trauma, and stress management. Rachael also holds expertise in working with teenage and college-aged girls, making her approach highly relevant and impactful.

Lisa Delchamps is a compassionate and experienced Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) dedicated to supporting individuals across various life stages, including teens, adults, and elders. With a rich background that includes graduating in 1989 from the Harvard Graduate School of Education, Lisa brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise in addressing complex issues such as trauma, anxiety, depression, and relationship conflicts. Her therapeutic approach is eclectic, combining Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) to create tailored strategies that resonate with each client's unique circumstances. As a strong advocate for healing, Lisa specializes in coping skills, self-esteem building, and navigating transitions such as divorce and grief. Her inviting nature allows her to form meaningful connections while helping clients explore their challenges and instill a sense of hope and empowerment on their journey toward personal growth.

Cheryl Desautels, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, has a passion for guiding individuals through life’s challenges. With a robust background in counseling psychology, having graduated in 2008 from Framingham State University, she approaches therapy with an open heart, believing in the unique capabilities of each person who comes to her for support. Her therapeutic relationship is built on humor, trust, and compassion, creating a safe space where clients can explore their feelings and work towards personal growth. Cheryl specializes in addressing issues such as anxiety, Asperger's syndrome, trauma and PTSD, and education and learning disabilities, using a blend of therapeutic modalities including cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based stress reduction, and strength-based counseling among others. She tailors her methodologies to the specific needs of her clients, ensuring that every session is a collaborative journey towards removing barriers and achieving individual goals. Outside of her professional life, Cheryl has a deep love for the arts, enjoying music, theater, dance, and visual arts. She finds joy in attending performances, exploring museums, and indulging her creative side, alongside her fondness for animals and humorous content.

Lynette Dunn Nastasi is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist with over 30 years of experience in the helping profession. She specializes in working with individuals, teens, couples, and families, focusing on resolving emotional difficulties and life challenges. Lynette employs an accepting and eclectic approach that is both practical and mindful, helping clients navigate issues that disrupt their peace. Her proficiency in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Exposure Response Prevention (ERP) equips her to support those struggling with anxiety, depression, relationship conflicts, and other special needs. Lynette is particularly passionate about diversity, LGBTQ+ issues, and family dynamics, drawing on her extensive training to address the unique needs of her clients. Families dealing with adversity, couples seeking to mend relationships, and individuals on journeys of self-discovery will find a compassionate ally in Lynette. Additionally, she emphasizes the importance of the helping relationship, recognizing that successful treatment is rooted in trust and collaboration. With a strong commitment to promoting well-being in diverse communities, Lynette is ready to guide clients toward a more fulfilling life.

Amy Fair is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist with a rich background in helping individuals navigate their mental health challenges. Recognizing that asking for help can be a daunting endeavor, she fosters a laid-back and warm environment in her practice. With a blend of empathy, empowerment, and occasional tough love, Amy supports her clients in creating effective mental health goals and action plans tailored to their unique needs. Her office serves as a welcoming space for clients to vent their thoughts and feelings, as well as a place where they can explore the deeper clinical roots of their struggles. With over ten years of experience, Amy has worked extensively with adult clients (ages 18 and up) dealing with anxiety, depression, and adjustment difficulties, providing telehealth sessions to ensure accessibility. She is dedicated to facilitating positive change and growth in the lives of her clients.

Ed Geiger, EdD, MS, LIC, PSY, has been practicing Mindfulness-Based Psychotherapy for over 25 years, aiming to help his clients thrive in personal, family, and professional settings. His work focuses on enabling individuals to liberate themselves from emotional triggers that lead to unhappiness, discomfort, or anger. Specializing in treating depression and anxiety, he works effectively with adults, adolescents, couples, and families. His expertise extends to addressing relationship issues, underachievement in academic or work environments, and developing coping skills for families with special needs children and adults. Ed has taught at prestigious institutions such as Cornell University, Tuskegee University, and Saint Mary's College of Maryland. Influenced by mentors including Kenneth Clark, Carl Rogers, and Thich Nhat Hanh, he incorporates a diverse range of therapy types, including Transpersonal, Integrative, and Emotionally Focused approaches. Occasionally, Ed collaborates with his wife, Barbara Ford Geiger LICSW, and they are proud parents of triplets. Together, they offer supportive counseling services to those in need.