Dr. Patrick Latham is a skilled psychologist with a PhD, dedicated to supporting adults, adolescents, children, and families through their unique challenges. With a profound belief that every stage of life offers valuable opportunities for change and growth, he guides his clients to develop a deeper understanding of the difficulties they face. Dr. Latham specializes in practical, straightforward solutions that empower individuals with the skills needed for their daily lives. His expertise spans various issues, such as depression, anxiety, and relationship challenges, making him a trusted resource for those navigating the complexities of life.

Mary Beth Scalice, MA, EdD, embraces the transformative potential of therapy as a gateway to fostering love, reducing fear, and cultivating connection. She creates a safe and sacred space for individuals on a journey toward healing, helping them to confront painful beliefs and rediscover their inherent gifts and values. Through heartfelt dialogue, trust, and deep listening, she assists clients in rewriting old narratives that have caused hurt. Mary understands that behind fears, doubts, and limitations lies a true self yearning for acceptance and recognition. She believes it takes courage to embrace freedom, and through a meaningful therapeutic relationship, clients can navigate crises, loneliness, anxiety, and addiction toward a place of peace and healing. Trained in Humanistic and Transpersonal Psychology, she enjoys integrating psychological principles with spiritual practices, offering heart-centered approaches for both brief and long-term therapy. Her sessions foster self-reflection and creativity, utilizing tools such as meditation, breathwork, mindfulness, visioning, journaling, along with expressive and psychodynamic methods. Together, clients embark on a path toward becoming more fully alive, authentically themselves, and capable of healthier, happier relationships, whether in couples therapy or individual therapy.

Dr. Andrea Butterfield, a compassionate psychologist with a PsyD from William James College, understands that beginning therapy requires significant bravery. She is skilled in helping individuals who feel trapped by anxiety, moodiness, or patterns that seem insurmountable. Whether working with teenagers whose emotions have become overwhelming, or adults facing life transitions and questions about meaning and purpose, Dr. Butterfield provides a supportive environment where seeking help is both a brave and logical choice. With experience aiding clients through diverse challenges such as family conflict, unresolved trauma, and mood disorders, she values inclusivity and welcomes clients from all backgrounds, particularly those from traditionally oppressed populations. Dr. Butterfield is also a yoga teacher, bringing over 20 years of practice into her therapeutic approach. With a style that is thoughtful, compassionate, and occasionally infused with humor, she strives to create a non-judgmental space for self-reflection. Her goal is always to identify the active ingredients necessary for change or stability in her clients' lives.