Samantha Dick is a dedicated Pre-Licensed Professional with an MS, who is genuinely excited to welcome clients into her therapeutic practice. She deeply admires the courage it takes to begin the journey of therapy and values the vulnerability that comes with showing up as one truly is. With a firm belief in cultivating strong and secure counseling partnerships, Samantha emphasizes authenticity and empathy, grounding her approach in unconditional positive regard for every individual she works with. Since 2011, she has devoted her career to supporting children, adults, and families from diverse backgrounds in various mental health settings. Her focus lies in intensive clinical psychotherapy and family systems counseling, driven by a passion for empowering individuals to harness their innate strengths to navigate life's challenges and past traumas. With a confident and compassionate approach, Samantha serves as a strong advocate within psychiatric care and state agency services, helping her clients access the resources they need for support. A core value for Samantha is fostering each person's self-efficacy, self-worth, and autonomy, ensuring that the progress they achieve is sustainable beyond the therapeutic environment. Her ultimate goal is to create a safe and grounded space where clients can authentically express themselves, articulate their needs, and discover hope in feeling heard, seen, and understood.

David Perna, a licensed psychologist with a PhD, is dedicated to meeting adolescents, adults, and their families right where they are. Over time, he cultivates a trusting environment that encourages meaningful engagement in the change process, fostering personal growth and self-understanding. With a genuine enthusiasm for learning, David values the exchange with his clients, utilizing a diverse range of focused interventions, including his expertise in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). As a certified DBT-F clinician and a Lecturer in Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, he specializes in addressing anger management issues, learning disabilities, and challenges related to college transitions. David’s unique, multimodal treatment approach is designed to achieve positive outcomes for patients who may not have thrived in previous therapies. He has had the privilege of working with a diverse array of patients from various ethnic, religious, and racial backgrounds across the East and West coasts. Notably, David has created an engaging environment through cooking with clients in outpatient groups, promoting an appreciation of ethnic diversity and the unique contributions of each individual to the therapeutic process, fostering a space for transformation.

Nico Andrade, LICSW, is dedicated to fostering a strong rapport with his clients to facilitate a collaborative treatment process. He guides individuals in discovering more about themselves and understanding their emotional and therapeutic needs. He believes in empowering his clients by helping them develop a sense of agency, enabling them to take action in the face of difficult situations—keys to self-empowerment and personal growth. In his practice, he gathers crucial information about his clients and their circumstances, encouraging nonjudgmental reflection on their emotions and behaviors while building confidence to make positive life choices. Utilizing modalities like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Solution-Focused therapy, Nico collaborates closely with clients to examine thought processes, behaviors, and the consequences of their actions. Through this collaborative effort, he helps clients cultivate skills to achieve the goals they establish together. With extensive experience working with children, teens, and young adults, Nico has a strong background as a school social worker, where he has focused on supporting teens with complex IEPs in middle and high school. His work with various Community Mental Health Programs has enriched his expertise, enabling him to provide support within the familiar environments of clients' homes and communities.

Maria Bisbas, LMHC, is dedicated to providing a warm and supportive environment for her clients, fostering a trusting rapport that encourages personal growth. With over 20 years of experience as a counselor, she employs an eclectic approach tailored to the unique needs of each individual. Her expertise includes mindfulness-based therapy, compassion-focused techniques, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), among others. Maria works primarily with adults facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and low self-esteem. As a certified school guidance counselor, she is committed to delivering comprehensive mental health services that empower her clients to develop effective coping skills and achieve their therapeutic goals.

Salem Black is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to providing a space of openness and support. In this judgment-free environment, clients can freely discuss the issues that matter most to them. With a focus on children, adolescents, young adults, and their parents, Salem helps individuals navigate challenges such as trauma histories, identity development, overwhelming stress, and the need for effective coping skills. Known for a straightforward yet empathetic approach, Salem works collaboratively with clients to identify what is working, what isn’t, and how to achieve a balanced approach to everyday functioning. With years of experience in child welfare and clinical practice, as well as participation in statewide initiatives benefiting LGBTQ+ youth and their families, Salem brings valuable insights into the complexities of trauma and systemic influences. Always aiming to empower clients, Salem invites those seeking support to explore together how to enhance their daily lives and achieve meaningful progress.

Christina Brothers, LICSW, is a dedicated therapist specializing in the treatment of eating disorders alongside related co-occurring challenges such as OCD, anxiety disorders, and mood disorders. With her extensive experience both as a Clinical Director of an Inpatient Eating Disorder Unit and a Psychiatric Unit, Christina has cultivated a deep understanding of the unique needs of adolescents and young adults. Currently, she works in a university setting, supporting both undergraduate and graduate students in their mental health journeys. Her approach is centered around individualizing treatment to suit the unique needs of each person, providing flexibility in the therapeutic process. Utilizing evidence-based modalities such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), she adeptly addresses the often rigid nature of mental health challenges with a compassionate and responsive framework. Additionally, when working with adolescents struggling with eating disorders, she employs Family-Based Treatment, fostering an inclusive environment that actively engages the family in the healing process. Through both in-person and telehealth sessions, Christina remains committed to equipping her clients with the tools they need to navigate their struggles and thrive.

Dianne Chilingerian is a clinical social worker and therapist with over 15 years of experience, holding advanced degrees from Boston College. She specializes in providing couples and individual counseling, adeptly assisting clients who encounter challenges in their relationships, particularly in communication. With a keen understanding of diverse learning and communication styles, family culture, and belief systems, Dianne empowers individuals to develop effective communication skills and coping strategies to navigate life transitions. Her expertise extends to addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, trauma, and relationship conflict. Dianne’s therapeutic style is warm, collaborative, and nonjudgmental, making her a trusted companion in her clients’ journeys toward mindfulness and personal growth. Drawing on her past experience as a certified teacher, coach, and writer/editor, she creates a space where clients feel confident to explore their thoughts and feelings. Dianne believes that while everyone has the capacity to solve their own problems, a little guidance can foster significant change. Her natural ability to analyze situations inspires hope and possibility, making her a catalyst for transformation in the lives of those she works with.

Dr. Shelly Greene, a licensed psychologist with a PsyD, has journeyed through various paths to create inclusive communities and now dedicates her career to helping clients navigate life's complexities. She provides a welcoming environment for individuals to explore and address challenges, including stress and anxiety, as well as spiritual, religious, and existential inquiries. As a neuropsychologist, Dr. Greene specializes in comprehensive evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults, alongside collaborating with parents and school staff to enhance children's academic, social, and emotional potential. Utilizing a Jungian approach, she emphasizes the importance of recognizing both strengths and less developed aspects of the self to foster balance and well-being. With a commitment to effective listening, compassion, and respect, she engages with clients of all ages and backgrounds to guide them through complex and often unexpected life situations. Dr. Greene believes that overcoming struggles and setbacks toward meaningful change is attainable through rediscovering hope and aligning with one’s true purpose. Her holistic methodology empowers individuals to leverage their strengths to manage distressing emotions and enhance overall well-being. Through a foundation of genuine empathy, humility, and appreciation, she cultivates trust and support, enabling clients to develop new strategies, self-confidence, and deeper personal growth. Dr. Greene views the therapeutic relationship as a collaborative partnership, treating the opportunity to work with each client as a distinct privilege.

Sharona Halpern, MA, LMHC, ACC, is an experienced counselor who has been dedicated to the practice of psychotherapy for over twenty-five years. She specializes in working with couples, families, and individuals on a variety of issues including marital and premarital challenges, relationship issues, anxiety, depression, trauma, and life transitions. Sharona's interactive, supportive, and collaborative style allows her clients to discover their strengths and foster personal growth. She provides a safe space for individuals to explore barriers that may prevent them from achieving their goals and enhancing their quality of life. With specialized training in Couples Therapy, Family Therapy, and Addictions, Sharona not only offers individual therapy but also facilitates workshops for couples and teaches therapy techniques at conferences globally. Her expertise is recognized in the Cape Cod community, where she contributes to programs such as the Cape Cod Model and the Cape Cod Training Program at the Gestalt International Study Center.

Kaeley Majewski is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist dedicated to using a person-centered, relational approach in her practice. With extensive training in behavioral modalities, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), she empowers clients to tolerate distress and regulate their emotions as they navigate recovery from challenging experiences. Kaeley provides therapy for individuals across the lifespan, specializing in complex mental health concerns such as Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), trauma, and PTSD. Her background encompasses working in hospitals on inpatient units and within partial and residential programs, addressing acute mental health needs. Moreover, she has gained invaluable experience at local college counseling centers, focusing on emerging adults. Kaeley is committed to fostering a safe environment where clients can openly discuss their challenges. She understands that building a strong therapeutic alliance is essential for helping clients gain insight and develop effective coping skills. Ultimately, Kaeley strives to support her clients in constructing a life worth living amidst the complexities they encounter.

Kelly Miller is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who understands that sometimes life can feel overly complicated. With compassion and expertise, she assists adolescents, college students, young professionals, and families navigating overwhelming life transitions, such as starting college, preparing to graduate, moving to a new location, or beginning a new job. Relationships can often seem challenging, leaving individuals feeling disconnected and unsupported. Kelly brings her experience to help clients address family conflict, relationship issues, and feelings of anxiety, sadness, or fear that may arise during these times. Through individual and family therapy, she connects the dots around clients’ experiences to uncover the sources of their overwhelm and fosters a therapeutic environment that encourages understanding and growth. Her goal is to meet clients where they are and guide them in living with intention by developing practical skills that make daily life more manageable and fulfilling.

Stuart Simon is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding an LICSW and an MCC. With a rich educational background from the Boston University School of Social Work, where he graduated in 1979, Stuart brings decades of experience to his practice. He specializes in addressing a variety of issues, including depression, relationship challenges, and anxiety. Employing a blend of Gestalt therapy and family/marital therapy, he provides support to teens, adults, and elders alike, whether in couples, individual, or family settings. His warm and compassionate approach fosters a safe environment where clients can explore their concerns and find paths toward healing.

Claudine Riley is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding an LICSW and MSW with over 15 years of experience. She specializes in working with adults and elders over 65, addressing a variety of issues including depression, anxiety, life transitions, grief, and LGBT topics. With a special interest in providing support through the uncertainty surrounding medical diagnoses, treatment, and end-of-life issues, Claudine compassionately walks alongside individuals coping with grief and bereavement. Her approach incorporates Positive Psychology, Emotionally Focused therapy, Cognitive Behavioral (CBT), Interpersonal, and Strength-Based modalities to create a personalized experience for each client. Claudine also has experience leading mindfulness meditation sessions, which can significantly alleviate stress and anxiety for those who resonate with this practice. While she acknowledges that teletherapy is not her preferred method of providing therapy, she effectively utilizes this platform to build meaningful connections and offer support during challenging times. Claudine strives to create a warm and comforting environment where individuals can share their burdens openly. Together, she collaborates with her clients to explore ways to address what weighs heavily on their minds. She considers it a great honor and privilege to engage in the work she loves, appreciating the opportunity to share this space with those she supports.