Marian Macdonald, PhD, is a passionate psychologist who has been teaching, supervising, and practicing psychotherapy since 1969. With a rich background in Psychodynamic, Humanistic/Existential, Cognitive Behavioral, and Eye Movement Accelerated Resolution Therapies, she tailors her therapeutic approach to match the unique needs of each individual or couple. Specializing in mood disorders, relationship issues, and personality disorders, she works with teens, adults, and elders, addressing a full spectrum of challenges—from simple phobias to complex thought disorders. Marian believes that a strong therapeutic alliance is fundamental to effective care, which is why she offers complimentary initial consultations. Located in Northampton, Massachusetts, her practice features an environment that ensures privacy and comfort. Rather than specializing in one area, Marian embraces the diversity of her clients' experiences, considering it a privilege to accompany each person on their psychotherapy journey. She is a steadfast advocate for the transformative power of psychotherapy, committed to fostering healing and change in the lives of those she serves.

Dr. Stacey Novack is a dedicated Psychologist with a PsyD, specializing in providing psychodynamic psychotherapy and psychoanalysis for individuals and couples. With a wealth of experience in addressing key issues like anxiety, relationship challenges, and emotional disturbances, Dr. Novack is well-equipped to support a diverse clientele, including teens, adults, and elders. She utilizes culturally sensitive approaches alongside attachment-based and humanistic modalities, ensuring that each therapeutic experience is tailored to meet the unique needs of her clients. Dr. Novack's understanding of complex topics such as trauma, mood disorders, LGBTQ+ issues, and family dynamics allows her to facilitate meaningful growth and healing in a safe, supportive environment.

Liz Larkin is a compassionate and engaged therapist dedicated to supporting teens (15+), emerging adults, and adults. With seven years of experience in therapy, Liz specializes in treatments for addiction, trauma, life transitions, and PTSD. She is grounded in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and various mindfulness modalities, and approaches her practice from a trauma-informed and somatically oriented perspective. Liz has a particular affinity for individuals navigating systems such as judicial or DCF experiences. With a blend of compassion, humor, and curiosity, she is ready to assist clients interested in both short-term solution-oriented therapies and deeper, exploratory work. Liz is known for her interactive and straightforward style, offering both a listening ear and the willingness to confront personal demons in heartfelt collaboration to reduce suffering.

Liam Lattrell, a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holds an LICSW, MSW, and MA, and is passionate about guiding individuals through life’s challenging moments. He understands that life can sometimes feel unnecessarily difficult, leading people to adopt coping strategies that may not be healthy. Through his compassionate relational-based therapy, Liam aims to create a safe space for clients where they can feel truly heard and understood. He believes in the transformative power of deep listening and empathy, enabling clients to rediscover themselves and navigate meaningful paths forward. Utilizing a blend of psychodynamic approaches and behavioral therapies such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Liam effectively assists individuals dealing with a range of issues, including addiction, anxiety, depression, trauma, and life transitions. Committed to meeting clients where they are on their healing journey, Liam is ready to support anyone seeking courage and a willing path toward progress and healing.

Lauren Ledoux is a dedicated clinical therapist specializing in narrative psychotherapy to address trauma, grief, and relational issues. With a focus on adults, older adolescents, and couples, she employs a person-centered eclectic framework tailored to each client's unique interests and values. Trained in AASECT sex therapy, Lauren encourages individuals and couples, including those in non-traditional relationships, to openly explore their sexual health concerns within the therapeutic context. Her practice is fundamentally rooted in a profound understanding of trauma and its intersections with everyday life, acknowledging that all individuals, in some capacity, are trauma survivors. Drawing on diverse strength-based theoretical perspectives, including psychodynamic, Harm Reduction, and Narrative Therapy, Lauren's approach is both compassionate and holistic. A passionate advocate for restorative writing, she infuses this practice into sessions when appropriate, aimed at helping clients articulate their own stories. With her extensive background and empathetic framework, Lauren Ledoux invites clients to embark on a meaningful journey towards healing and self-discovery.

Constance Leslie is a licensed clinical social worker and therapist who embraces a multifaceted approach to therapy, remaining open and curious about each individual's unique unfolding story. She listens closely to nuanced experiences and searches for underlying patterns that may contribute to feelings of being stuck. Having developed a strong competency in addressing both adversity and extreme distress, Constance is informed by her comprehensive training in psychoanalysis, family systems, and child therapy, yet her therapeutic direction is always shaped by the individual needs of her patients. With extensive experience in couples therapy—serving both heterosexual and same-sex couples—she also specializes in working with individuals who are exploring the therapy landscape and adults pondering the benefits of therapeutic support. When working with children, Constance emphasizes the importance of close, collaborative work with parents, while also delicately balancing the involvement of parents in her sessions with adolescents.

Ellie Lipton is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist (LCSW, LICSW) who understands that reaching out for support can often feel daunting. With a collaborative approach, Ellie partners with clients to create personalized therapy plans that cater to their unique needs, strengths, and challenges. She works with a diverse range of individuals, including teens and adults, families, and various relationship constellations, including both monogamous and non-monogamous arrangements. With a strong focus on the LGBTQIA+ community and experience with current and former athletes, Ellie draws upon a wealth of knowledge from psychodynamic, attachment, and social justice theories, as well as contemplative psychology and strengths-based methods. Her expertise includes addressing challenges such as depression, anxiety, identity exploration, athlete-specific issues, grief/loss, family dynamics, relationship difficulties, life and career transitions, and the deconstruction of internalized oppressions. All sessions are conducted remotely via secure telemedicine platforms, allowing Ellie to connect with clients across California and Massachusetts.

Raye Locke is a compassionate and skilled Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, known for providing a warm, calm, and accepting presence. Raye enjoys examining therapeutic work from multiple perspectives, fostering insight by connecting past experiences with the present moment and future expectations. Their practice is deeply informed by psychodynamic approaches, creating an open and flexible space responsive to clients' changing needs. Raye integrates metaphor, analogy, art, music, play, mindfulness, and relaxation techniques to help clients explore their authentic selves and express their emotions. With a strong social justice lens, Raye encourages clients to reflect on their interactions with the world, discussing how these dynamics may contribute to stress and trauma, as well as influence mood and social relationships. Through this process, Raye aims to guide clients toward greater self-understanding and compassion. Additionally, Raye offers consent-based letter writing services for gender-affirming medical interventions, supporting individuals in their journey toward authenticity and acceptance.

Rachel Lynch, MA, LMHC, is a compassionate and dedicated counselor who understands that life can often feel like an uphill battle. She recognizes the constant challenges individuals face, from managing daily routines to questioning life's purpose amidst chaos. Rachel provides a safe space for clients to take a breather, allowing them to step back and untangle the complex network of thoughts and emotions that can make life overwhelming. By working together, clients can explore their aspirations, confront their judgments, reflect on regrets, and reignite their passions, all while bringing clarity and purpose to their experiences. Her therapeutic approach is enriched by mindfulness, creativity, playfulness, and deep compassion. Committed to anti-racism, she fosters an environment that is LGBTQIA-friendly, size-inclusive, and supportive of all consensual adult relationship styles. Rachel holds a Master's in Counseling from Lesley University and specializes in working with adults facing issues like ADHD, women's concerns, and self-esteem challenges, employing techniques from compassion-focused, trauma-informed, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), feminist, relational, and strength-based modalities.

Mary Stanton is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist (LICSW) with a unique ability to connect with individuals across all ages, including teens, adults, and elders (65+). She specializes in assisting clients through grief, life transitions, and challenges relevant to the transgender community. With a compassionate and validating presence, Mary employs an eclectic and strength-based approach to therapy, enabling clients to identify and address their struggles, such as depression, anxiety, and emotional dysregulation. Her extensive experience encompasses working with individuals, couples, and families, including those navigating complex dynamics or chronic illnesses. As a supportive ally for both transgender clients and elders, Mary is committed to fostering an inclusive and culturally sensitive environment. She collaborates with clients to create tailored frameworks that promote individual and relational growth, embodying a therapeutic philosophy that values insight and empowerment. For Mary, it is always an honor to engage with those who seek her guidance and to facilitate their journeys toward wellness.

Chatham Dann, a licensed clinical social worker and therapist, adopts a humanistic approach that is free from judgment, working collaboratively with each individual to help meet their personal and therapeutic goals. Utilizing Internal Family Systems and other therapeutic methods, Chatham assists individuals and families in navigating life's obstacles. Those experiencing anxiety, self-doubt, social isolation, hopelessness, or addiction, as well as those who have faced past traumatic events, can count on Chatham as a partner in their journey toward a healthier, fulfilled, and balanced life. He specializes in the intersections of NeuroQueer identities, with a keen interest in topics such as decolonization, trauma, race, neurodiversity, queer identity, and healthy sexuality, and is on his way to becoming a certified sex therapist. Outside of his therapy practice, Chatham actively engages as a social justice advocate for marginalized populations. With 14 years of experience in human services within the Pioneer Valley, he is well-versed in the many resources available to the community. Chatham employs a systems approach and, when appropriate, collaborates with other service providers and family members to ensure that the support provided aligns with the quality of life each individual deserves.

Quinn Gathercole, a compassionate Counselor and LMHC, believes that everyone deserves a life filled with love and happiness. Specializing in supporting teens and adults, Quinn is dedicated to helping individuals explore their gender identity and navigate life transitions, particularly within the LGBTQ+ community. With expertise in providing referrals for HRT and gender confirmation surgeries, Quinn is committed to creating personalized plans tailored to each person's journey. This therapist employs an array of methodologies, including Trauma-Focused therapy, Person-Centered approaches, and Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) techniques, ensuring a culturally sensitive and supportive environment. Quinn's approach focuses on empowering individuals to embrace their authentic selves, offering consistent support throughout all phases of transition. With a background in consensual non-monogamy and a knowledgeable stance on kink, Quinn gathers diverse experiences to affirm and support each unique story.

Alison Mackinnon, LMHC, is a compassionate counselor dedicated to providing a safe and supportive environment for individuals seeking personal growth and healing. With over 28 years of experience, she employs a diverse range of therapeutic approaches, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Transpersonal Therapy, and Emotionally Focused Therapy, to address various issues such as depression, anxiety, grief, and trauma. Alison's integrative methods, which include EMDR and supportive yoga, empower her clients to uncover their unique strengths and inner wisdom. She works collaboratively with each individual to help them achieve clarity of self, enhance their self-esteem and confidence, and foster a deeper connection to their own truth. Clients who engage in this transformative process often report positive shifts in their thoughts and behaviors, as well as meaningful insights into their past experiences, leading to a richer life experience and greater emotional well-being.