Karen Carlo, LICSW, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to guiding adults through their unique therapeutic journeys. With a deep understanding that the motivations for seeking therapy are as varied as the individuals themselves, she focuses on fostering both specific behavioral change and self-acceptance. Adapting her approach to meet each client’s distinct needs, Karen provides invaluable support, insightful guidance, and the opportunity to develop self-knowledge and new skills. Her extensive experience encompasses a wide range of issues, including anxiety, depression, substance abuse, and grief. Karen’s practice is rooted in a client-centered and flexible methodology, drawing upon an eclectic mix of therapy types including Culturally Sensitive, Trauma Focused, Attachment-based, and Cognitive Behavioral approaches, among others. This combination allows her to effectively assist individuals in achieving their personal goals while nurturing their overall well-being.

Perry Carter, LMHC, is a seasoned therapist with 22 years of experience dedicated to supporting adults through their life's challenges. He creates a comfortable, non-judgmental environment where clients can collaborate with him to turn their difficulties into opportunities for personal growth. Perry believes that while situations may not change, individuals can through conscious choices. His therapeutic approach is characterized by flexibility and compassion, tailored to meet each client's unique needs. Utilizing a strengths-based, solution-focused strategy, he helps individuals find clarity and realize their full potential. Perry specializes in addressing relationship issues, anxiety, depression, and offers life coaching. He is also psilocybin-positive, providing support for microdosing and integrating psychedelic experiences. With a deep commitment to empowering others, Perry helps clients investigate and transform the beliefs and patterns that hinder their progress. He is passionate about chi gong and values the spiritual aspect of healing, recognizing that all healing is ultimately spiritual. Perry’s view on well-being emphasizes the vital interrelationship between the mind and body, delivered in a non-religious context.

Fanny Chalfin is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist with extensive experience working with individuals of all ages, including preteens, teens, adults, and elders. She understands the profound impact of social and political distress on emotional well-being, manifesting as anxiety, depression, and feelings of alienation. Fanny's approach helps clients tap into their internal wisdom and fosters deeper connections with themselves and the world around them. Utilizing an integrative framework that embraces Somatic Experiencing alongside traditional psychotherapy methods such as psychodynamic therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), she guides clients toward discovering their balance, resilience, and vitality. Her dedication to creating rewarding, supportive relationships shines through in her mindful, meditative style and ability to incorporate sound therapy for achieving internal harmony. Fanny’s ultimate goal is to empower individuals to overcome judgments and feelings of inadequacy, cultivating a grounded sense of well-being and deeper self-connection.

Davis Chandler is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding an LICSW credential and having received training at the Smith School for Social Work. They offer a range of therapeutic services, including individual, couple, and family therapy, with particular expertise in nonbinary and trans identities, alternative family structures, and issues surrounding sexuality. With a passion for addressing trauma, grief, and life transitions, Davis has extensive experience working with diverse populations, including preteens, children, teens, adults, and elders. As the co-director of Translate Gender Inc., they provide invaluable trainings and education focused on gender identity and expression, while also facilitating psychotherapy groups for trans and nonbinary individuals and their families. Davis is actively involved in supervising clinical interns and associates, ensuring that clients receive comprehensive care even during busy practice periods. Their therapeutic approach is informed by an array of modalities, including Mindfulness-Based, Compassion Focused, Trauma-Focused, and Relational therapies. Central to Davis's work is a commitment to social justice, striving to combat systemic oppression such as white supremacy, patriarchy, cissexism, and heterosexism, creating a safe and inclusive space for all clients.

Rebecca Chapman, PsyD, is a dedicated psychologist and an esteemed staff member at the Trauma Institute & Child Trauma Institute. She and her colleagues employ research-supported trauma healing therapies to assist individuals in overcoming challenges such as depression, anxiety, phobia, addiction, grief, and anger. By reducing distress, clients often experience enhanced performance in both work and school, alongside improved interpersonal relationships and reduced problem behaviors. The aim of therapy sessions at the institute is to facilitate true healing, enabling individuals to move beyond their past experiences. Offering intensive therapy, the institute provides multifaceted treatment where clients can achieve in just one or two weeks what could take months or years in the traditional hour-per-week format. An intake department is on hand to ensure each individual is paired with the therapist best suited to their unique needs. The Trauma Institute successfully supports individuals of all ages and backgrounds in navigating life's challenges. Explore the possibility of whether this transformative therapy is the right fit.

Dorrie Christman is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 30 years of experience in the field. She holds multiple credentials, including MSW, LICSW, and is a 500-hour Registered Yoga Teacher. Dorrie has been trained in diverse therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and trauma-focused treatment. Her passion lies in working with a broad spectrum of clients, from preteens and children to teenagers and adults, addressing challenges like anxiety, mood disorders, and life transitions. Dorrie collaborates closely with her clients to develop personalized treatment plans that often incorporate mindfulness techniques and yoga practices. Her integrative approach has proven to be remarkably effective in alleviating symptoms related to sleep issues, anxiety, depression, trauma, and loss.

Dr. J. Christopher Waisman is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with a PhD and LICSW credentials, bringing a wealth of experience to individuals of all ages, from preteens to elders. He specializes in addressing a variety of top issues including depression, relationship challenges, and children’s mental health. With a keen focus on trauma and PTSD, substance use, and family conflict, Dr. Waisman fosters a nurturing and culturally sensitive environment that encourages personal growth and healing. His therapeutic approach is as diverse as the clients he serves, incorporating modalities such as play therapy, family systems, and attachment-based therapy. Dr. Waisman's commitment to understanding cultural and individual differences ensures that his therapy is tailored to meet the unique needs of each person, making a significant impact in their journey towards well-being.

Angela Clark is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, specializing in the needs of adults facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, and life transitions. With an insightful approach, she aims to understand the unique struggles and patterns that individuals encounter. Angela believes that everyone carries wisdom about their own healing journey, and through authentic and safe therapeutic relationships, they can access their most creative and resilient selves. She skillfully guides clients in exploring their emotions, narratives, and relational dynamics, helping them ignite the energy necessary for meaningful change. Grounded in psychodynamic, narrative, and trauma-informed methodologies, Angela's practice embraces anti-oppressive principles, fostering transformation by addressing the wounds caused by trauma and oppression. With extensive experience working with young adults and individuals new to therapy, she has a particular passion for supporting queer and trans individuals, as well as those navigating their spirituality.

Scot Coar is a dedicated Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 14 years of experience in therapeutic settings, including private practice. His approach is tailored to assist individuals, couples, and families in navigating complex systems such as family dynamics, educational environments, workplace challenges, and relationships. By blending cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, narrative, and mindfulness-based techniques, Scot aims to empower his clients to develop effective coping skills, enhance self-esteem and assertiveness, reduce anxiety and depression, and address issues related to loss and trauma. He provides a collaborative and non-judgmental space infused with good humor, enabling clients to clearly define and work towards their personal goals. Scot's expertise encompasses adults, adolescents, couples, and families, making him a versatile practitioner committed to improving overall well-being. He currently offers therapy solely through Telehealth, ensuring accessibility for clients seeking assistance.

Joel Coburn, LICSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist specializing in the unique challenges faced by teens and adults. His compassionate approach addresses a diverse range of issues including anxiety, chronic pain, and the emotional distress stemming from climate change, grief, and eco-anxiety. With a focus on trauma and PTSD, Joel employs a variety of therapeutic modalities such as Compassion-Focused Therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and EMDR to guide his clients through their healing journeys. He also offers support for chronic illness, relationship dynamics including marital and premarital counseling, as well as stress and depression management. Joel's extensive expertise ensures a safe and nurturing environment for individuals and couples seeking to navigate life's complexities with resilience and understanding.

Binda Colebrook, MSW, LICSW, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to supporting individuals during the prenatal, pregnancy, and postpartum phases of life. With a special focus on those experiencing infertility, she understands the emotionally intricate journey towards parenthood. Binda recognizes that the transition into parenting can bring about complexities, often leading to prenatal, pregnancy, or postpartum depression and anxiety. In her relational approach, she collaborates with clients to navigate the challenges that arise in their lives, emphasizing the importance of understanding how personal histories intersect with present experiences. Binda is trained in a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Internal Family Systems (IFS), EMDR, and Sensory Motor Psychotherapy, utilizing her primary focus on IFS parts work while grounding her practice in trauma-informed and somatic activation techniques. She incorporates mindfulness and meditation, fostering a presence that encourages healing. Drawing from her experience as a postpartum doula and an Early Intervention social worker, Binda offers profound insights into the difficulties that new or expanding families face. Additionally, her work at the Cutchins Children's Clinic enables her to support children and their families, recognizing the impact of young parts within adult clients' lives as they navigate daily challenges.

Corissa Colon, LCSW, creates a nurturing environment where clients can embrace honesty and authenticity with ease. A native of Northampton, she celebrates her Latina heritage and is proud to be bicultural and bilingual. With over 20 years of experience, Corissa has dedicated herself to serving a diverse range of clients, including children, families, and young adults. Her extensive training in various therapeutic modalities such as cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, mindfulness, and dialectical behavioral therapy equips her to guide individuals through their unique journeys with compassion and grace.

Kimberly Condon, LICSW, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 20 years of clinical experience working with adolescents, young adults, adults, and families. She approaches each client with genuine curiosity about their lives, encouraging them to share their stories and challenges. In her practice, Kimberly emphasizes the importance of defining personal goals, learning new skills, and building upon individual strengths. Therapy under her guidance is a journey towards living authentically in the world. Utilizing a variety of trauma-informed treatment modalities, including psychodynamic, relational, strengths-based, and cognitive-behavioral therapies, she tailors her approach to meet the unique needs of each client. By involving clients in the development of their treatment goals, Kimberly fosters a greater capacity for insight and change. While she currently offers services remotely, Kimberly maintains a convenient location for future in-person sessions. Her warm and multicultural approach ensures that everyone feels valued and respected, creating a safe space for healing and growth.