With over 30 years of experience, Bruce Bradley-Gilbert is a compassionate and insightful psychotherapist, art therapist, and group psychotherapist. Based in Northampton, MA, he has dedicated his career to supporting teens, adults, and elders facing stress, mood disorders, and addiction challenges. Bruce's work includes facilitating family support groups and providing counseling services in the Berkshires at the Austen Riggs Center in Stockbridge, MA. His primary goal is to empower families and individuals to uncover their personal motivation for change, utilizing a style that is supportive, structured, and solution-oriented. As a visual artist, Bruce finds beauty and strength even amidst despair and challenges, reflecting his belief in the resilience and hope that can emerge from difficult circumstances. He emphasizes the importance of trust and safety in the therapeutic relationship, recognizing the varied strengths and learning styles each individual brings to the table. Through creativity, Bruce aims to adapt these unique elements to enhance personal growth and well-being.

Caryn Brady is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist (LICSW) who views therapy as a creative, collaborative process that facilitates both change and self-acceptance. She creates a curious, nonjudgmental space in which clients can jointly explore their past and present experiences. Caryn’s work aims at a deeper understanding of the circumstances that lead individuals to therapy, whether they stem from painful ways of relating to oneself, others, or work. She assists her clients in growing beyond the limiting patterns and obstacles, nurturing a spacious, hopeful, and fulfilling experience of themselves and their relationships. Caryn's approach is anchored in psychodynamic psychotherapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Inner Relationship Focusing, and mindfulness-based techniques. Recognizing that every therapy must be tailored to the individual's specific experiences, needs, and strengths is paramount to her practice. In her work with children, Caryn skillfully integrates play therapy with skill-building and parent guidance, fully aware that most parents can be surprised by the emotional challenges of loving and caring for children. Parenthood often stimulates buried emotional wounds, yet it also presents an unprecedented opportunity for healing and profound personal change. Caryn is passionate about making parenting easier, more enjoyable, and ultimately more rewarding.

Tammy Bringaze, LMHC, is a compassionate therapist who understands that life encompasses both joy and sorrow. In these challenging times marked by loss, fear, and uncertainty—stemming from racial injustice, a viral pandemic, and climate change—she is dedicated to supporting individuals in navigating their emotional landscapes. Tammy works with late adolescents, adults, and couples, offering a safe and welcoming environment. She employs a solution-focused approach while integrating various therapeutic techniques tailored to the unique needs of each client. With over 20 years of experience in psychotherapy, including roles as the director of counseling at Westfield State and Truman State, as well as serving at the Center for Marriage and Family Therapy at Saint Louis University, she passionately aids those affected by trauma, including refugees and survivors of war torture. Tammy believes that the foundation of effective therapy lies in the strength of the therapeutic relationship. Her mission is to provide empathy, support, and assistance while empowering clients to achieve their personal goals.

Elizabeth Bristow is a compassionate Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) with over fifteen years of experience in providing psychotherapy to adults, adolescents, and families. She specializes in addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, and relationship challenges, utilizing a diverse range of therapeutic approaches including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Compassion-Focused Therapy, and Family Systems Therapy. Elizabeth is committed to creating a supportive, culturally sensitive environment that promotes healing and growth. Her practice welcomes individuals, couples, and families, and offers flexible scheduling options to accommodate different needs.

Jonathan Brody is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, holding an LICSW credential. He has a deep-seated belief in the inherent potential of all individuals, understanding that despite life's many challenges, people possess an extraordinary capacity to persevere. Jonathan views obstacles as opportunities for growth, emphasizing that individuals are often braver, stronger, and more capable than they realize. With fourteen years of specialized experience, he focuses on treating adolescents and adults facing issues such as stress, anxiety, trauma, depression, bipolar disorders, autism-spectrum experiences, psychosis, and substance use. Jonathan employs a strengths-based and evidence-informed approach, utilizing psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, narrative, and motivational models to support his clients on their journey to healing.

Deidre Brunelle, LMHC, is a compassionate therapist specializing in treating adolescents and adults dealing with anxiety, hoarding, and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) in Western Massachusetts. With a strong foundation in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), Deidre employs exposure and response prevention (ERP) techniques in her clinical practice to create effective treatment plans tailored to each individual's needs. Recognizing that OCD impacts not only the individual but also their families, she often includes family members in therapy sessions, offering them valuable education about the disorder and strategies to support their loved ones. Deidre is dedicated to the larger OCD community, being a professional member of the International OCD Foundation (IOCDF) and actively participating in annual conferences and trainings. She also plays a vital role in organizing the OCD Massachusetts Lecture Series at Smith College. With a focus on building a strong therapeutic rapport, Deidre collaborates with clients to develop realistic and meaningful goals, fostering progress and positive change within the therapeutic journey.

Brooks Bull, PhD, LMFT, is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist who provides trauma-informed and socially just therapy to individuals of all genders. Understanding the lingering effects of a racist, misogynist, and transphobic culture, Brooks recognizes how these external factors can lead to internal struggles such as depression, anxiety, and panic. By exploring the deep connections between the world outside and our internal experiences, Brooks creates an inviting space for therapy. Clients include individuals as well as those in various relationship configurations, from couples to triads and open relationships. With two years of experience at Northampton Sex Therapy Associates, Brooks specializes in addressing sexual issues within therapy, facilitating open discussions, and guiding clients through challenges. Furthermore, Brooks is committed to supporting transgender and non-binary individuals, offering assessment and letters for medical services within an informed consent model of practice. By harnessing methods such as Coaching, Narrative therapy, the Gottman Method, Emotionally Focused therapy, and Family Systems, Brooks Bull shines as an expert in navigating relationship issues and promoting healing.

Tarn Martin, MSW, LICSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist whose passion for helping others was cultivated during her upbringing in Southern Vermont. Raised on a farm and adopted at a young age, Tarn carries her compassionate spirit into her practice. She pursued her education at Community College in Vermont, followed by a BA in Sociology from Smith College, and ultimately earned her Masters in Social Work from the Smith College School for Social Work. Tarn's diverse career has equipped her with a profound understanding of various aspects of social work, fostering her development into an eclectic therapist. She specializes in working with couples, children, families, as well as addressing issues such as marital and premarital concerns, racial identity, and life transitions. With expertise in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Talk Therapy, Humanistic approaches, and Motivational Interviewing, Tarn has an innate ability to identify the essential areas for therapeutic work, guiding her clients toward achieving their goals. Outside her professional life, she enjoys enriching experiences with her family, including her beloved pets, engaging in outdoor activities, creating music and art, and nurturing her deep love for animals and the ocean.

Marlo Henderson is a dedicated counselor with expertise in working with adults facing challenges such as ADHD, mood disorders, and those from the LGBTQ+ community. Holding an MS and LMHC certification, Marlo employs a variety of therapy types, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and trauma-focused approaches, ensuring a culturally sensitive and integrative experience for each individual. With a strong emphasis on positive psychology and attachment-based techniques, she strives to create a supportive environment where clients can explore their thoughts and emotions. Marlo's compassionate and humanistic style encourages growth and resilience, making her a trusted partner in navigating life's complexities. Her approach is not only grounded in evidence-based practices but also celebrates diversity, making her a valuable resource for those seeking understanding and empowerment in their journeys.

Hilary Callan Curtis, a licensed mental health counselor with a Psy.D., works in depth to assist clients in comprehending themselves, enabling them to discover a more authentic way of living and interacting with others. She is dedicated to helping individuals cultivate healthier relationships with themselves and their environments by exploring the complex interpersonal dynamics that manifest both within and outside of the therapeutic setting. Through investigating how past relationships may influence the immediacy of clinical interactions, Hilary applies this insight to enhance understanding of the dynamics present in her clients' current personal and professional lives. Her practice encompasses individual adults of all genders, couples, and group therapy. Hilary tailors her approach to each client's unique needs and goals, drawing from psychoanalytic theory, relational theory, and interpersonal psychology. Additionally, she holds extensive training in child and family therapy and finds fulfillment in working within a family systems model.

Christine Carbary, a licensed mental health counselor, is dedicated to guiding individuals on their journey toward personal growth and creating a life worth living. She understands that many people often feel overwhelmed, exhausted, or unable to relax due to the constant stressors of daily life. Christine emphasizes that the path to healing often begins within the context of relationships and community, and while taking the first step into therapy can be daunting, it is essential to know that one doesn’t have to face life’s challenges alone. Christine employs a holistic approach in her practice, recognizing the significance of nurturing not just the mind, but also the body and soul, fostering a deeper connection among them. Her therapeutic support aims to help clients soothe and regulate their nervous systems, enabling them to feel more grounded, calm, and secure. With a warm and inviting presence, she offers a nurturing space for individuals to embark on their therapeutic journeys with trust and confidence.

Allison Carey is a compassionate and dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor with a rich background as a marriage and family therapist. She specializes in guiding adults and elders through the complexities of grief, enhancing coping skills, and resolving relationship issues. With a deep commitment to culturally sensitive practices, her therapeutic approach is eclectic, integrating Positive Psychology, Trauma-Focused methods, and techniques such as EMDR and the Gottman Method. Allison also offers specialized Sex and Relationship workshops, including the transformative Hold Me Tight workshops. She believes in the power of mindfulness and person-centered therapy, working with individuals, couples, and groups to nurture emotional healing and growth. Through her strength-based and relational techniques, she creates a safe environment where clients can explore their experiences and cultivate resilience.

Carrie Carlevaro, LICSW, offers a holistic approach to therapy, integrating both Western principles and Eastern philosophies. She believes suffering is a universal experience that can lead to growth when approached with compassion. With completed certifications from the Naropa University Center for Psychedelic Therapies, including a ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) apprenticeship, and training in MDMA-assisted psychotherapy, Carrie specializes in trauma and relational issues. Her practice embodies a variety of therapy types such as mindfulness-based therapy, positive psychology, and culturally sensitive approaches. She welcomes individuals seeking guidance and support in their personal journeys, particularly those navigating relationship difficulties and exploring advanced therapeutic options like ketamine-assisted psychotherapy.