Greg Stoodley is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 20 years of experience in providing therapy to adolescents, adults, couples, and families. His approach is rooted in the understanding that an outside perspective can profoundly impact an individual’s journey toward wellness. Specializing in behavioral issues, family conflict, and crisis management, Greg has a proven track record of assisting young people through crisis prevention and recovery. He creates a safe environment where every client feels heard and respected, fostering collaboration towards achieving common goals. With extensive knowledge of the mental health resources available for young people in the state, Greg is well-equipped to guide families not just through therapy but towards additional support when needed. For those considering whether to seek help for themselves or their family, Greg stands ready to explore pathways to their goals together.

Rita Vatcher, an experienced LMHC, is a passionate therapist dedicated to helping individuals across all ages, from toddlers to adults. With a deep understanding of the challenges faced at different life stages, she specializes in areas such as coping skills and mood disorders, particularly in children and teens. Rita utilizes a rich variety of therapeutic modalities, including Expressive Arts, Play Therapy, and Trauma-Focused approaches, to create a healing environment that fosters growth and resilience. Her commitment to culturally sensitive practices ensures that each client's unique background is honored within their therapeutic journey. Rita enthusiastically embraces innovative practices like EMDR and Mindfulness-Based techniques to guide her clients towards insight and healing. As she utilizes strength-based and solution-focused strategies, Rita empowers her clients to discover their own paths to well-being, making each session a collaborative and transformative experience.

Janet Weathers, PsyD, is a respected psychologist who has dedicated her career to transforming lives through compassionate therapy. After a meaningful and impactful journey in the field of psychology, she has decided to retire, leaving behind a legacy of gratitude from her patients, families, and colleagues. They all recognize the profound difference she has made in their lives and will deeply miss her presence and guidance. As she embarks on new endeavors, she carries with her the fond memories and appreciation from those she has served throughout her rewarding career.

Zoey Welch, a licensed counselor and LMHC, believes that life inevitably presents a variety of challenges, each manifesting in unique ways. Individuals often seek therapy for specific reasons; perhaps they are facing an overwhelming life transition or encountering relational patterns that weigh heavily on them. Pressures at school, work, or home can feel insurmountable when faced alone. However, some clients arrive in her office with less defined goals, feeling uncertain about their direction in life or longing for something more fulfilling. It can be daunting to pinpoint what leads them to seek help. Many individuals doubt their inherent strengths and overlook the resources they possess within. Zoey recognizes that through a supportive dialogue, clients can uncover these strengths and learn to build upon them. This collaborative process is fundamental to her therapeutic approach. With extensive experience in individual and family therapy for diverse individuals facing traumatic histories and complex circumstances, she embodies a core belief: with the right support and collaboration, meaningful and lasting change is not just possible, but achievable.

Jennifer Wiech-Delaney, LICSW, is dedicated to supporting individuals, couples, and families through their unique challenges. She specializes in trauma and PTSD, as well as relationship issues, offering a wealth of therapeutic approaches, including Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy, DBT-informed treatment, and Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction. By utilizing techniques from the Gottman Method and Relational Life Therapy, Jennifer guides her clients toward quickly assessing and enhancing the quality of their relationships, adapting to the various stages of life. Her brief counseling for parents helps families explore and adapt their parenting styles to meet the developmental needs of their children, particularly those facing social emotional difficulties. Recognizing the profound link between healthy relationships and overall wellbeing, Jennifer implements attachment-focused interventions to aid clients in managing and overcoming conflict, stress, and trauma. Her comprehensive therapeutic modalities extend to couples, groups, and families, creating a safe space for healing and growth with specialized interventions like Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP), Emotional Freedom Technique, and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Through her compassionate approach, she fosters stronger, healthier connections that contribute to improved happiness, health, and longevity.

Deborah Wolozin, PhD, is an accomplished psychologist who extends a warm welcome to children, teenagers, parents, couples, and adults in her practice. She specializes in a range of therapeutic modalities, including individual, couple, and play therapy, with a keen focus on exploring relationships with others, one’s past, and personal thoughts and feelings. Deborah's aim is to create a safe and compassionate environment where clients can collaboratively address challenging issues in their lives, fostering understanding and curiosity. She emphasizes the unique strengths and resources each client brings to the therapeutic process. An experienced clinician, Deborah integrates various therapeutic approaches—psychodynamic, cognitive, and supportive—tailoring her methods to meet the specific needs of her clients. Her extensive involvement in the field includes serving as a past board member and current faculty at the Psychodynamic Couple and Family Institute of New England, as well as being the former president of Section VIII, Couple and Family Therapy and Psychoanalysis, within the Society for Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Psychology: Division 39 of the American Psychological Association.

Beth Nassozi is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who feels honored to stand alongside individuals, families, communities, organizations, and cultures as they navigate through challenging and painful life circumstances involving grief, loss, and bereavement. With her authentic witness and curiosity, she embodies a vision of infinite possibilities and a firm belief in the capacity for change. Beth understands the importance of integrating physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual selves as part of the restorative process of transformation. For those whose hearts feel broken, betrayed, rejected, or dismissed, or who long for a deeper connection with themselves, others, or a greater purpose, she provides a safe space for healing. Her practice is characterized as a mutual process of discovery, drawing from various therapeutic disciplines. While her primary focus is on grief, loss, and trauma, she is well-suited for anyone seeking to explore their issues through stillness, reflection, passion, and purpose. Beth firmly believes that regardless of the depth of one's pain, there lies an opportunity to express, release, and contain the unimaginable, guiding individuals toward a path forward in life.