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.

Heart Centered Healing is dedicated to guiding individuals through life's challenging periods by equipping them with easy-to-learn coping skills and the ability to perceive difficulties with a broad and balanced perspective. With a commitment to fostering a supportive environment, clients can expect to feel heard and valued, nurturing a relationship built on trust. Heart utilizes a variety of therapeutic modalities—only employing those that resonate with each client's personal journey—to facilitate healing. Specializing in Trauma, Anxiety, and Depression, particularly in relation to medical conditions, Heart's extensive background in energy healing, honed over two decades, allows for unique and varied therapeutic approaches. Additionally, Heart has studied modalities such as Cranio Sacral Therapy with the Upledger Institute, alongside Somato Emotional Technique and Heart Centered Therapy, further enriching their practice.

Lisa Stapleton is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist who specializes in helping individuals of all ages, from children to seniors, navigate life's challenges. With a warm and interactive style, she creates a supportive environment for her clients to manage stress, enhance self-esteem, and build more satisfying relationships. Lisa also offers valuable guidance to parents, helping them balance their needs while addressing their children's unique learning styles. Her extensive training includes cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, and mindfulness-based approaches, making her practice versatile and effective. Lisa embraces a lifespan perspective in therapy, recognizing the importance of development within individual and family dynamics. She is skilled in various therapy types such as Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) and Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT). Clients seeking compassionate support through grief, trauma, relationship issues, or anxiety will find in Lisa a knowledgeable ally. Therapy with Lisa is an opportunity for individuals and families to pause amidst the busyness of life, fostering an enhanced sense of well-being and the potential to thrive.

Meg Higgins is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding an MSW and LICSW, dedicated to supporting individuals across all ages, including preteens, teens, adults, and elders. She understands the unique challenges faced by clients and recognizes the importance of a therapist who truly gets it. Meg's approach is rooted in an intersectional anti-oppression framework, ensuring that clients feel seen and heard amidst societal pressures. Her expertise covers a wide range of top issues, including anxiety and LGBTQ+ concerns, and she employs a variety of therapeutic modalities such as Compassion Focused Therapy, Expressive Arts, Art Therapy, and Trauma-Focused practices. Meg's commitment is to dismantle systems of oppression one session at a time, offering a safe space for clients to explore their lived experiences without the fear of being misgendered or misunderstood. With her blend of professional knowledge and personal insight as a fat and queer individual, Meg creates an environment where healing can thrive.

Katherine Jordan, MA, LMHC, ATR, is a dedicated counselor who assists individuals feeling stuck in their journey, especially those grappling with anxiety, depression, and spirituality issues. With a strong foundation in evidence-based therapy, she guides clients in clarifying their goals, uncovering inner and outer obstacles, and developing the necessary strengths and tools to move forward. Katherine fosters an environment that encourages the exploration of intuition and inner wisdom, cultivating confidence and self-faith in her clients as they build resilience and creativity.<br /> <br /> Drawing from various modalities including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Compassion Focused Therapy, and Ecopsychology, she integrates lessons from wisdom traditions alongside transformative practices. Katherine’s approach is distinguished by her deep listening skills and intuitive insight, providing a safe space for clients to navigate their inner and outer worlds with clarity.<br /> <br /> Katherine warmly welcomes individuals from all backgrounds, with a particular focus on supporting women+ and LGBTQ individuals. Her non-judgmental, compassionate, and attentive guidance empowers clients to pursue the lives they desire. For those who seek it, Katherine also offers sessions outdoors in nature, enhancing the therapeutic experience through the healing qualities of the natural world.

Kendra Knauf is a compassionate and skilled counselor, recognized for her expertise in supporting adults through the complex journeys of pregnancy, prenatal experiences, postpartum transitions, and infertility challenges. With a strong foundation in various therapeutic modalities including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Compassion Focused Therapy, and Trauma-Focused approaches, she provides a nurturing environment for individuals to explore their emotions and develop effective coping strategies. Kendra utilizes a person-centered and solution-focused brief therapy style which honors the unique narratives of her clients. Her diverse multicultural background strengthens her approach, allowing her to connect deeply with clients from all walks of life, while her feminist perspective ensures a supportive space for those navigating gender-related societal issues. Kendra is dedicated to empowering her clients to find resilience, healing, and hope throughout their therapeutic journey.

Amanda Mezzetti-Quirk, LICSW, recognizes the therapeutic relationship as a powerful vehicle for change. As she builds a connection with her clients, they work together to discover, create, and realize personal goals. Amanda specializes in supporting adolescents and adults, employing a variety of techniques aimed at nurturing their strengths while striving for a balanced and harmonious life. Her comprehensive approach encompasses individual, couple, and family therapy, providing a safe space for all to grow and thrive.

Erin Collins is the go-to person for friends, family, and colleagues, known for her competence and ability to maintain a put-together appearance. However, this often comes at the cost of anxiety. Many individuals who seek her support find that while they seem to have it all together externally, they struggle internally with the pressures of high expectations that hinder their day-to-day happiness. Ready to step off the hamster wheel of pleasing and perfecting? Erin can guide clients toward a different kind of life filled with less stress, greater ease, and more joy. For those experiencing loss—whether it be of a loved one, a relationship, or a sense of identity—Erin stands by their side to help navigate what comes next. She offers a tailored approach based on each client’s unique goals, interests, and needs, utilizing a variety of therapy types, including Outdoor Therapy, Trauma-Focused, and Emotionally Focused modalities. Whether through outdoor sessions or telehealth, Erin is dedicated to supporting clients on their journey. Change requires courage, and together with Erin, clients can take that first step toward healing and growth.

Janice Perates, MSW, is a compassionate and experienced therapist dedicated to supporting individuals through their personal challenges. She specializes in addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, addiction, and relationship difficulties, offering tailored therapeutic approaches, including Gestalt and eclectic modalities. With a focus on the present, Janice helps clients become aware of self-defeating attitudes and behaviors that contribute to their distress. When appropriate, she explores childhood experiences to understand the origins of these patterns, guiding clients towards healthier and more satisfying alternatives. Her therapeutic environment is characterized by care, support, and an optimistic outlook, allowing clients to progress at their own pace while leaning into a brighter future. Janice's collaborative, empathetic, and non-judgmental style ensures that clients feel heard and affirmed at their deepest level. She is well-trained in various areas including addiction therapy, eating disorders, grief, trauma, and smoking cessation, and has a particular affinity for working with teenagers and young adults. Through her expertise, she empowers clients to harness their creativity and strengths in crafting the lives they desire.

Franci Richardson Ellement is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, holding an MSW and LCSW. Committed to a strengths-based, supportive approach, she assists adults, couples, and families in enhancing their quality of life. Franci works with individuals facing challenges related to depression, anxiety, chronic mental illness, and life transitions. Her practice incorporates an insight-oriented approach, helping clients stabilize their mood in the present while reflecting on how their past experiences have influenced them. Therapy, as Franci views it, provides a safe space for clients to recognize and transform behavior patterns and improve how they relate to others. With experience at several outpatient mental health treatment facilities, including Massachusetts General Hospital in Revere, she has also served as an emergency service clinician for the state Department of Mental Health, assessing safety and risk for suicidal and homicidal youth and adults.

Rachel Pauli, MS, LMHC, is a dedicated and compassionate counselor who passionately supports individuals through their journey of personal growth and healing. With her extensive expertise and nurturing approach, Rachel brings warmth and understanding to her practice, creating a safe and empathetic space for her clients. She believes in the power of connection and is committed to helping individuals navigate their challenges and find their path to well-being. Although Rachel is currently not accepting new clients, she looks forward to continuing her journey of making a positive impact in the lives of those she will have the privilege to work with in the future.