Kelcie Cooke, a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, offers therapy grounded in a trauma-informed and relational cultural perspective, emphasizing the importance of the therapist-client relationship. She adopts an authentic, mutual, and collaborative approach, guiding clients to explore the dynamics of their relationships and how these connections contribute to personal growth or lead to feelings of isolation and suffering. Kelcie believes that every individual is inherently whole and works to alleviate the emotional burdens that can make them feel incomplete or dispirited. Understanding that disconnection can be intensified by abuses of power in various relationships, she ensures that her clients are respected, informed, and engaged throughout the therapeutic process. With formal training in Internal Family Systems, she seeks to minimize power imbalances in therapy. Her expertise covers a range of vital areas including Post Traumatic Stress, challenges faced by the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer or Questioning community, gender identity development, recovery from domestic violence and sexual assault, and strategies for managing anxiety, depression, life transitions, and stress through mindfulness.

Peter Corbett is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist with extensive credentials including LICSW, MEd, and LCSW. He specializes in supporting teens and adults facing challenges such as Depression, Mood Disorders, and Anxiety. Recently, he has taken on the role of Clinical Director at The Center for Healing Journeys, a pioneering clinic in western New England that offers Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP). With over 20 years of research supporting the safety and efficacy of ketamine in treating neuro-rigidified disorders like intractable Depression, OCD, PTSD, and ruminative anxiety disorder, he plays a vital role in a revolutionary approach to mental health. KAP has shown impressive success rates—70-80% effectiveness for many disorders and over 85% when integrated with therapy. Peter believes that the use of psychedelics like ketamine has the potential to bring new hope to those feeling stuck or shut down. His compassionate approach ensures that clients receive the support they need on their healing journeys.

Amanda Costin, a dedicated Counselor with a PhD and credentials as an LMHC and ACS, approaches each client with a commitment to uncovering the unique aspects of their life stories. She places paramount value on the strengths and courage of her clients, guiding them towards a positive path of growth and well-being. Amanda's practice focuses on individual counseling for adults and elders, addressing personal relationships, overcoming depression and anxiety, and navigating grief and loss issues. She has a particular interest in perinatal and postpartum mental health, including pregnancy loss, pregnancy termination, and related anxiety and depression. Amanda is passionate about fostering a therapeutic relationship that is collaborative and respectful, believing it to be the cornerstone of a meaningful counseling experience. By actively engaging with her clients, she takes into account their issues, concerns, personal histories, and worldviews, utilizing modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). With compassion and understanding, Amanda helps her clients build on their strengths, guiding them to feel more authentic and achieve their personal growth aspirations.

Since 2015, Global Couch has witnessed the profound impacts of environmental crises, political unrest, and the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Having dedicated many years to the practice of therapy, she has worked tirelessly, often prioritizing the well-being of others over her own wellness and relationships. As clients confront their reflections in the context of partners, growing children, and aging parents, they often analyze the sacrifices made throughout their professional journeys. Global Couch transitioned into therapy after amassing 20 years of experience across various industries. She earned her MSSW from Columbia University School of Social Work and underwent training with faculty from Yale Psychiatric Institute at YNHPH. Since embarking on her clinical training and practice in 2009, Global has been committed to learning and providing care across all levels of clinical settings. She values the privacy of everyone she works with, recognizing that each individual's situation is unique and complex. Global Couch emphasizes the importance of responsible care and ensuring clients feel safe while navigating their therapeutic journeys. Global Couch, LLC prioritizes client privacy and does not accept insurance, ensuring that care remains focused and individualized.

Heather Crawford is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist who understands the struggles parents and caregivers face when they feel exhausted or stressed about their children's well-being. Whether concerned about anxiety, family conflict, or the emotional health of their children, Heather is committed to helping families enhance wellness, establish boundaries, and foster trust and cohesion. Families often find that the pressures of daily life can be overwhelming, but with Heather’s support, they can learn new ways to cope with stress, trauma, and depression in a trauma-informed, developmentally appropriate, and culturally sensitive manner. Specializing in working with children, teens, and young adults aged 0-21, Heather also provides invaluable consultation to families and caregivers. Her eclectic approach, grounded in social justice and trauma awareness, enables her to empower families to break free from unhelpful patterns and embark on a healing journey, thriving and finding success along the way. By offering warm, non-judgmental support, Heather encourages families to take the courageous step of reaching out, turning concerns into actionable, compassionate solutions through collaboration.

Jennifer Curiale is a dedicated and compassionate Clinical Social Worker/Therapist, holding an LICSW credential. With a Master's Degree in Clinical Social Work from Columbia University, which she obtained in 2005, Jennifer has cultivated a deep commitment to supporting her clients through life's challenges, transitions, and adversities. Specializing in assisting adults and elders, she focuses on critical issues including depression, trauma, PTSD, and infertility. Bringing a wealth of experience from diverse clinical settings, such as the Yale University Department of Psychiatry, Jennifer has a unique ability to help individuals and couples manage complexities related to mental health and interpersonal relationships. Her approach is eclectic and often informed by trauma-focused, psychodynamic, and interpersonal modalities, ensuring that her clients receive tailored support suitable for their specific needs. With a strengths-based perspective and a non-judgmental, empathetic style, Jennifer is dedicated to revealing her clients' innate potential for healing and joy, promoting a life filled with fulfillment, happiness, and peace. Since establishing her private practice in 2013, she has been fortunate to empower clients from all walks of life, helping them to recognize and overcome the obstacles that hinder their emotional and relational well-being.

Iara Cury, an LMHC and a Latina immigrant, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to fostering an affirming environment rooted in social justice. As a queer woman of color, she employs an anti-oppression approach to encourage clients to reconnect with their strengths and cultural heritages. Specializing in working with BIPOC and LGBTQ+ individuals, Iara focuses on immigrants and children of immigrants, as well as those navigating the complexities of mixed racial and cultural identities. Her therapeutic practices address key issues such as intergenerational trauma and the challenges posed by societal oppression. Clients who seek Iara's guidance are often engaged in exploring their feelings, unraveling the ties between their past experiences and present hurdles, breaking free from limiting patterns, and harnessing their creative potential. Iara believes in the transformative power of healing, deep relationships, and the impactful changes that individuals can bring to both their lives and the world around them. She is eager to meet new clients and hear their unique stories.

Matthew Czaplinski is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist with over 15 years of experience guiding individuals and couples through significant life challenges. His approach helps clients transition from feeling blocked by internal conflicts and fears to developing transformative relationships with themselves and others. Utilizing highly effective methodologies such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) and Internal Family Systems (IFS), he empowers clients to access beneficial qualities of mind, even under difficult circumstances. Matthew specializes in supporting those who struggle with depression, anxiety, relationship issues, trauma, and life decisions, among others. He is committed to providing tailored skills that resonate with each person's unique background and personality. Through a therapeutic journey that encourages self-exploration, Matthew facilitates profound insights and healing that can lead to life-changing outcomes. He looks forward to collaborating with clients in this enriching process of self-discovery and growth.

Andrea Jontos, LICSW, is a compassionate and skilled Clinical Social Worker who believes that meaningful change occurs within the context of relationships. She is dedicated to supporting young adults and adults on their journey toward healing, emphasizing the belief that everyone possesses the capacity for growth. With an emphasis on longer-term therapeutic alliances, Andrea helps clients gain valuable insight into relational patterns, facilitating more satisfying connections at home and in the workplace. Her relational style fosters an inclusive environment, particularly when working with adolescents and young adults, as she actively engages parents and caregivers in the treatment process through psycho-education and family sessions when necessary. Andrea's extensive training in psychodynamic psychotherapy is complemented by a systems approach, allowing her to understand individuals holistically while addressing barriers to healing. Through a variety of therapeutic modalities—including mindfulness-based interventions, somatic techniques, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and coaching—she tailors her therapeutic approach to meet the unique needs of each client. Andrea is committed to collaborating with other professionals, such as psychiatrists and school counselors, to ensure a comprehensive support system for her clients.

Stephen Sacco is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who specializes in guiding individuals towards their preferred futures. He invites clients to consider their best hopes and believe in the possibility of a different life. Understanding that there is no universal solution, Stephen focuses on the unique wants, needs, strengths, and barriers of each individual. Each session begins with the essential question, 'How can I be most helpful?'—a prompt that encourages clients to reflect on their goals, even when difficult. He recognizes that envisioning a preferred future amidst challenges can be a vital first step, akin to setting a destination for a GPS. The therapeutic relationship, grounded in trust, honesty, and creativity, plays a crucial role in the healing process. Stephen is deeply passionate about the potential for change and finds joy in witnessing the successes of those he works with. Each client is valued, and Stephen believes wholeheartedly that everyone is worth the effort to pursue a fulfilling and meaningful life.

Eliza Daniels, MA, LMHC, is a dedicated counselor who supports individual and collective liberation through anti-oppression and anti-racist frameworks. She collaborates with individuals seeking greater self-understanding, freedom, autonomy, interdependence, and wellbeing—people who recognize their agency in their healing journeys. Eliza engages with clients across the various layers of their identities that shape their lived experiences. By deepening insights around personal patterns, values, and the narratives held about themselves, as well as the systems and relationships they navigate, she facilitates a move toward greater understanding and compassion for both self and others. Eliza's practice is eclectic, rooted in insight-based, relational, attachment, and experiential therapies, all viewed through a social justice lens. She believes in healing through relationships, where mindfulness of patterns, beliefs, and emotions becomes essential. Clients who seek her guidance are often looking for ways to reassess patterns that previously served them but now cause pain. With a warm, compassionate, active, and curious presence, she utilizes mindfulness-based, experiential, relational, and cognitive interventions in her sessions. Eliza offers therapy that embraces the ongoing processes of becoming—encouraging clients to deepen their insights, attune to their inherent wisdom, and accept even the most challenging aspects of themselves.

Sarah De Araujo is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist who is eager to understand her clients’ experiences and thoughts. Recognizing that life can be filled with obstacles and stressors, she creates a safe and welcoming environment where individuals can openly discuss what is troubling them without feeling like a burden. With a strong focus on navigating challenges related to trauma and PTSD, relationship issues, and domestic abuse, Sarah prioritizes developing a therapeutic relationship grounded in understanding and empathy. Her collaborative approach embraces a variety of therapy types, including Compassion Focused, Trauma Focused, and Emotionally Focused modalities, allowing clients to practice healthy communication and demystify complex dynamics and emotions. As a first-generation Brazilian-American, Sarah brings a culturally sensitive perspective to her work, particularly in exploring how narratives of family—whether chosen or biological—impact self-perception and behavior in the context of others. She is particularly passionate about addressing trauma, gender paradigms in relationships, and the effects of systemic oppression. Through thoughtful conversation, Sarah helps her clients build trust in themselves and unpack experiences and beliefs that may hinder personal growth.

Linda Delamater, LMFT, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding individuals toward a more meaningful quality of life. She specializes in addressing issues such as trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and mood disorders. Linda’s approach is grounded in her belief that each client possesses unique strengths and wisdom. Through a collaborative and respectful therapeutic relationship, she empowers clients to identify obstacles to their growth and develop healthier coping strategies to manage painful emotions effectively. Linda employs multiple therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Gottman Method, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Interpersonal Therapy, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), ensuring a tailored approach for each individual or group. Her extensive training enables clients to enhance their emotional regulation, tolerate distress, and improve interpersonal effectiveness while cultivating a greater presence in their lives. The safe, non-judgmental, and validating environment she creates is crucial for effective treatment. Linda's office is conveniently located near downtown Northampton, providing easy access for those seeking support.