Rosa Khorshidi, LMFT, is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist with a wealth of experience specializing in marital and premarital counseling, relationship issues, and trauma and PTSD. She holds advanced degrees in both counseling and education, showcasing her commitment to providing holistic therapeutic support. With an age-focused approach that ranges from teens to adults, Rosa employs a variety of therapy modalities, including Emotionally Focused Therapy, Family Systems, and Attachment-based psychotherapy. Her empathetic style encourages individuals, couples, and families to dive deep into their narratives, fostering connection, healing, and personal growth. Rosa’s passion for guiding her clients through relational challenges and emotional complexities highlights her belief in the power of supportive and transformative therapy.

Ben Krasnick is a Clinical Social Worker and therapist dedicated to helping adults navigate a variety of life's challenges, including issues at home, school, and in relationships. He works with clients who are faced with depression, anxiety, trauma, and PTSD. Ben specializes in the treatment of adolescents and young adults, empowering them to transform their relationship with their struggles by developing effective tools for lasting change. In his care, clients experience a range of evidence-based therapy methods designed to harness their innate strengths, leading to greater joy, fulfillment, and relief from pain. His approach includes culturally sensitive, trauma-focused, and attachment-based therapies, as well as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). Ben's goal is to guide clients toward increased peace, contentment, and resilience. He is eager to support individuals and families in their journey toward healing and personal growth.

Sarah Loper is a compassionate and experienced counselor with over 20 years in the field of psychotherapy. Her extensive practice has allowed her to collaborate with individuals, groups, families, and couples from diverse ages and cultural backgrounds. She understands the significant influence of cultural uniqueness in one's life and embraces it wholeheartedly. Sarah's therapeutic approach combines the principles of existential/humanistic, relational, and cognitive-behavioral (CBT) modalities. This multifaceted style allows her to engage clients in a process of meaningful change through an interactive, humorous, nonjudgmental, and respectful therapeutic relationship. She is dedicated to empowering clients by encouraging them to steer the direction of their treatment, ensuring a tailored and supportive experience.

Christine Cunningham is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist (LICSW, LADC-1) who brings her advanced training and extensive experience in addressing substance use disorders and the underlying mental health issues that accompany them. With particular expertise in ADHD, she recognizes that conditions such as depression, trauma, anxiety, and bipolar disorder often intertwine with addiction. Christine employs a non-judgmental, holistic approach to therapy, ensuring that her clients feel understood and supported. She is knowledgeable about the role medications may play in treatment, and she guides individuals toward identifying the sources of their struggles. With a specialty in working with dually diagnosed clients, Christine effectively assists those who may be self-medicating due to their mental health challenges. After spending 30 years in the business sector, Christine transitioned to social work, a decision she has never regretted. Known for her resilience and a great sense of humor, she fosters a warm therapeutic environment, where even her beloved dog Mufassa adds a unique charm, always ready to welcome clients and provide comfort.

Dana Meshil, a highly skilled Counselor with credentials as an LMHC and BC-DMT, believes that healing unfolds within the therapeutic relationship. She is dedicated to creating a safe and supportive environment that fosters self-growth for her clients. As a dance/movement therapist, Dana emphasizes a compassionate and holistic approach that harnesses the mind/body connection to facilitate enduring change. She skillfully integrates creative expression, mindfulness, body-awareness, and educational insights into symptomatology alongside traditional talk therapy, all tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual. Dana specializes in pivotal issues such as depression, anxiety, emotional regulation, stress management, grief, LGBTQIA+ concerns, self-esteem challenges, trauma, and interpersonal dynamics. Her practice encompasses individual, couples, and family therapy, and she welcomes diverse emotional and behavioral needs, aiming to empower her clients towards fulfilling lives.

Christopher Michael Smith is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist with over 15 years of experience working with children, adolescents, and adults facing challenges such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), depression, anxiety, and trauma. He understands that emotional dysregulation can hinder potential and participation in various environments, leading individuals to internalize feelings of inadequacy. Christopher's approach is centered on recognizing and nurturing his clients' abilities, honoring their unique differences, and providing opportunities to observe behavioral patterns that may hinder progress. He is committed to fostering strong, trusting, and empathic relationships with individuals, families, and systems to enhance their well-being. By guiding clients to identify and practice effective emotional regulation strategies, Christopher encourages a shift in perspective—focusing more on strengths and abilities rather than perceived deficits. He believes that, often influenced by external factors, individuals can become preoccupied with their shortcomings. In his practice, Christopher creates a safe, non-judgmental space for clients to explore their strengths and motivations for change. Together, they work to uncover inner resources, enhance problem-solving skills, and develop empowerment strategies for lasting transformation.

Carol Peacock, a dedicated psychologist with a rich background in MSW and PhD, views therapy as a transformative journey towards growth and healing. With over thirty years of experience, she has had the privilege of guiding individuals of all ages, including adults, adolescents, and children on this path. Initially, Carol assists clients in addressing immediate concerns or crises, using a warm, supportive, and interactive style that fosters connection. Her expertise includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and she creates a nurturing environment where clients can identify patterns they wish to change, replacing outdated behaviors with positive new actions. Throughout her career, Carol has specialized in supporting those struggling with anxiety, depression, family conflicts, and relationship issues, as well as guiding individuals through trauma and grief. A unique aspect of her practice is the integration of therapy dogs; her shaggy brown co-therapist, Maisie, enhances the calming atmosphere of sessions, providing a soothing presence that helps clients feel more at ease. Carol’s compassionate and culturally sensitive approach, combined with her diverse methodologies including Compassion Focused and Positive Psychology, ensures a tailored therapeutic experience for everyone she serves.

Richard Phillipps, LICSW, is a dedicated therapist with over 30 years of experience in helping individuals overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles. He possesses special expertise in treating depression, anxiety, emotional disturbances, and the psychological impacts of physical illness. His unique background in Public Health and Social Work allows him to provide comprehensive support to clients facing both psychological and health issues. Richard advocates for family, peer, and community support as essential components of healing, working collaboratively with clients to determine what support fits their needs. He effectively employs a range of therapeutic approaches including mindfulness-based techniques, cognitive-behavioral therapy, psychodynamic therapy, and more. Richard is known for his genuine willingness to listen and his accepting, informal, and non-judgmental demeanor, which fosters a safe and supportive environment for clients. With a wealth of experience running programs, training therapists, and witnessing various treatment trends, Richard welcomes the opportunity to assist clients on their therapeutic journey. Currently, he offers online therapy sessions and is available for consultations on weekends, ensuring accessibility for those in need.

Melissa Pinnetti, LICSW, is an experienced therapist dedicated to empowering individuals and families facing a myriad of challenges, including mood disorders, high-conflict divorce, and the stress of life transitions. Her client base primarily includes parents navigating the complexities of co-parenting young children amidst litigation and custody disputes as well as families affected by addiction. Melissa believes in the immense potential within her clients, who are often competent and motivated but may be encountering difficult circumstances requiring compassionate guidance. Drawing on her 15 years of professional experience, including time at McLean Hospital, Melissa brings a wealth of knowledge in treating psychiatric distress and addiction. She also provides essential support to parents during and after a divorce, serving as a Parent Coordinator or coach. With specialized training in Forensic Psychology and a firm understanding of the Court system, she is equipped to guide families through these difficult times. Though not currently on any insurance panels, Melissa offers flexibility to work with clients on submitting bills for reimbursement, allowing her to maintain a small practice that prioritizes their needs with 24/7 availability.

Saul Rosenthal, PhD, BCB, BCB-HRV, BCN, is a dedicated psychologist with over 20 years of experience in a variety of health issues. He specializes in working with individuals of all ages, from preteens to elders, focusing on optimizing health and promoting healthy decision-making. Saul believes in fostering meaningful, long-lasting collaborations with his clients as they navigate medical stress and the emotional challenges that may hinder personal growth. He views health as an evolving blend of body and mind and aims to help clients discover pathways toward true health and realize their potential. Saul employs evidence-based biopsychosocial approaches to address concerns such as anxiety, chronic pain, depression, internet addiction, and executive function deficits. His therapeutic techniques include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness, biofeedback, and neurofeedback, all designed to support his clients’ varied needs. Board certified in biofeedback and neurofeedback, as well as certified in internet addiction therapy, Saul has a rich history of service within diverse healthcare settings, including primary and specialty care as well as Veterans medical centers. His past roles have included Training Director and Biofeedback Coordinator for Behavioral Medicine at the Cambridge Health Alliance, Harvard Medical School, where training, supervision, and consultation remain vital to his professional ethos.

Welcome to Sciaba Psychological Services. Dr. Leah Sciaba, PsyD, has been a dedicated psychologist for 15 years, providing a comprehensive range of neuropsychological and psychological assessments for children, adolescents, and adults aged 6 and older. Her person-centered approach ensures that clients feel comfortable and safe throughout the assessment process. Dr. Sciaba is well-trained to address various presenting concerns, including ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, learning disabilities, and social/emotional queries. She emphasizes the importance of a thorough evaluation while also considering a holistic view of each individual’s life, recognizing how these factors may contribute to their unique situations. For a detailed list of her areas of expertise, please visit Sciaba Psychological Services.

Joanne Walker, Psyd, is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to guiding individuals on their journey toward mental wellness. With her extensive knowledge and empathetic approach, she creates a safe space for clients to explore their thoughts and feelings. Joanne believes in the power of therapeutic relationships to inspire personal growth and healing, whether in individual therapy or group settings. Her commitment to fostering positive change is evident in the genuine support she provides, as she encourages clients to embrace their true selves and navigate life’s challenges with confidence. Specializing in various aspects of mental health, Joanne is well-equipped to help clients overcome obstacles and cultivate resilience, making her a trusted partner in the pursuit of happiness and fulfillment.

Dr. Sima Menora, a licensed psychologist with a PsyD, specializes in trauma-informed individual and couples therapy for adults and elders. She collaborates closely with her clients to navigate and understand their past and present experiences. In a warm and safe environment, Sima fosters self-compassion while enhancing insight into personal experiences and vital relationships. She firmly believes in the interconnectedness of the mind and body, ensuring that the therapeutic process is both deep and fulfilling. Sima skillfully incorporates somatic interventions, EMDR, and yoga through a client-centered, humanistic perspective to create a holistic healing experience. Additionally, she passionately assists clients in maximizing their sports performance. With a focus on university sailing and tennis teams, she equips her clients with the tools needed to regain focus and control over their game, especially when intrusive thoughts threaten to disrupt their performance.