Elizabeth Grace Burkhart is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding an MSW and LICSW certification, who is dedicated to guiding adults and elders through life’s complexities. She views the therapeutic journey as a courageous step and feels honored to support individuals striving for authenticity in their lives. Many face unexpected challenges, from sudden loss and accidents to relational struggles and the pursuit of greater joy. Elizabeth is committed to helping her clients navigate these trials, unraveling the emotional and psychological layers that can often feel overwhelming. Her mission is to empower each person to live fully and authentically each day. She has a proven track record in assisting those recovering from substance use and understands the battles associated with physical disabilities, drawing from her personal experiences. With a focus on various therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Emotionally Focused, and Psychodynamic approaches, Elizabeth tailors her techniques to meet the unique needs of each individual. Through her integrative style, she aims to foster a supportive therapeutic relationship that cultivates healing and growth.

Kirby Grimley, a dedicated counselor and licensed mental health clinician, provides a supportive and safe environment for clients to navigate their challenges. With over fifteen years of experience in the mental health field, she has primarily worked with individuals facing trauma and has developed expertise in addressing the underlying causes of depression, anxiety, and addictions, including eating disorders. Kirby is skilled in assisting clients through major life transitions, such as divorce and career changes, collaborating with children and adults of all ages through individual counseling and family therapy. Her eclectic approach includes Mindfulness-Based techniques, Person-Centered therapy, Play Therapy, as well as Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) and art therapy. Kirby believes that individuals are the experts of their own lives and is committed to providing guidance that enables them to uncover their intrinsic wisdom, leading to profound healing. With a background in Early Childhood Education and two master's degrees in Mental Health Counseling, her effectiveness as a therapist is rooted in her compassion, attentiveness, and unwavering dedication to her clients' journeys.

Mayrena Guerrero is a dedicated counselor and LMHC whose mental health practice prioritizes the needs of racial minorities and those seeking counseling in Spanish. As a queer-identified clinician, she is deeply committed to supporting members of the LGBTQ+ community. Specializing in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for anxiety, she believes that the way individuals perceive themselves and their surroundings significantly influences their behavior and daily experiences. Mayrena collaborates with her clients to transform their internal dialogue into a catalyst for growth. She views therapy as a useful tool rather than a lifestyle, focusing on outcome-based approaches that guide clients systematically from point A to point B. With a step-by-step method, she empowers her clients to become the best version of themselves, emphasizing that while the journey can be challenging, success is achievable with the right tools. Mayrena's practice operates 100% virtually, and she is committed to helping clients in Massachusetts assess whether remote therapeutic work aligns with their needs. She eagerly anticipates the opportunity to connect with new clients!

Jane Katz, LICSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with a profound commitment to supporting individuals across various life stages, including children aged 6 to 10, teenagers, adults, and elders over 65. A proud graduate of Springfield College in 1996, Jane specializes in addressing pressing challenges such as depression, trauma and PTSD, and anxiety. She employs a diverse array of therapeutic modalities, including coaching, family and marital therapy, existential approaches, somatic experiencing, and relational techniques. With experience in working with couples, individuals, and families, Jane cultivates a safe and nurturing environment, empowering her clients to navigate their journeys with resilience and hope.

Rafe Halsey is a compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist who is dedicated to guiding individuals through life’s transitions and challenges. He specializes in helping teens and adults navigate issues such as depression, anxiety, and behavioral concerns. Rafe’s holistic approach emphasizes the importance of connecting with oneself and others, fostering healing and personal growth. He utilizes a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Internal Family Systems (IFS), Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), and Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), creating a safe space for clients to explore and express their emotions. Rafe believes in collaborating with the many parts of a person’s identity that may have become frozen or hidden over time, facilitating a journey toward wholeness and vitality. His genuine warmth invites those who are curious or even apprehensive about therapy to take the courageous step of reaching out for support.

Ay Ling Han, PhD, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping adults and elders navigate the complexities of trauma, PTSD, and relationship issues. She understands the profound impact that past experiences can have on one's present life, especially among those with diverse cultural backgrounds. With a rich array of therapeutic modalities—including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Somatic Therapy, and Trauma-Focused Therapy—Ay Ling collaborates closely with her clients to uncover what strategies work best for them. Her approach is fully integrative, focusing on the totality of individual experiences, from thoughts and emotions to physical sensations and contextual influences. Through a balance of support and challenge, she aims to facilitate meaningful change and personal growth. Ay Ling is experienced in fostering an inclusive environment where clients feel safe to explore their struggles and desires for change. Her commitment to honoring the unique narratives of each individual makes her a valuable partner in the therapeutic journey.

Milton Hanzel, LMHC, believes that every client is the expert of their own experience, and his role is to assist in unlocking the innate wisdom within. He understands that individuals face challenges as a result of adaptations created by hardship, and he guides clients in transforming these difficulties by leveraging their strengths, whether they stem from within themselves, their families, or their communities. Milton emphasizes the importance of communication skills, as well as the ability to endure irritation and vulnerability, which are natural in close relationships. Through therapy, clients can learn to hold their pain differently and find peace in coexisting with their past, rather than waiting to eliminate it. By addressing spiritual roadblocks, he helps clients cultivate a fulfilling and meaningful life alongside their struggles. Milton specializes in aiding clients to manage their intense feelings, promoting acceptance and tolerance of emotions. He supports clients in their journey while collaborating with medical professionals, noting that as they develop greater coping skills through mindfulness and various therapeutic approaches, their reliance on medication may decrease. With a rich background as a dancer, musician, electrical contractor, and dedicated student—having earned his BA at age 40 and MA at 53—Milton's life experiences have fueled his curiosity and compassion for understanding what keeps individuals stuck and what empowers them to create change.

Thomas Harrigan, an experienced therapist and licensed clinical social worker (MSW, LICSW), possesses a profound respect and appreciation for the complexities of life, relationships, and the interplay of mind, body, and spirit. His primary focus centers on addressing the social, behavioral, and mental health challenges stemming from unresolved issues, trauma, and life transitions, catering to the needs of individuals, couples, and families. Thomas thoughtfully considers each client's unique context, collaborating on pragmatic, sustainable plans for resolution and enhancing overall well-being. Drawing from a wealth of experience and training in mindfulness-based approaches, trauma-focused therapy, and humanistic techniques, he effectively understands and navigates the diverse cultural backgrounds and challenges presented by his clients. His belief in the transformative power of conflicts and challenges enables him to assist clients in seeking meaningful change and personal growth, reinforcing the idea that every obstacle carries the potential for healing and progress.

Lucy Hemmendinger, LMHC, deeply understands that suffering often arises from a disconnection from the self, body, loved ones, and the world around us. This disconnection can manifest as anxiety, depression, or other challenges shaped by an individual’s inherent biology and life experiences. In her practice, Lucy collaborates closely with each individual, tailoring her approach to their unique needs and desires. Her primary goal is to facilitate profound and lasting change at the deepest levels. With extensive training in Gestalt Therapy, Mindfulness Meditation, Somatic Experiencing, Focusing, and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Lucy draws upon a rich background to inform her work. She integrates her long-term study and practice of Mindfulness Meditation, Yoga, and Dance into her therapeutic sessions. Utilizing Somatic Experiencing, she specializes in trauma resolution, guiding clients to cultivate present-moment awareness of bodily sensations, breath, thoughts, and feelings. Through a process of trusting the body and mind's inherent wisdom, Lucy works alongside her clients to transform trauma at profound levels. Her approach is characterized by respect, care, gentleness, keen awareness, and clarity, inviting clients to bring their willingness to the transformative journey.

Dr. Carrie Hennessy is a psychologist who provides individual psychotherapy for adults and elders, addressing a wide range of hopes and intentions. Her trauma-informed approach highlights the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model of therapy, guiding clients to explore their present thoughts, feelings, and sensations. This exploration helps them access meaningful and often neglected parts of themselves, creating pathways to deeper self-connection and enhanced overall well-being. Carrie understands the broader familial, social, and cultural contexts that shape personal experiences, fostering a supportive environment for her clients. Her warmth, grounded in relational attunement, prioritizes emotional safety, respect, and consideration in each therapeutic relationship. She is ready to assist individuals with issues related to identities and roles, trauma, and more, using various effective modalities such as EMDR, Emotionally Focused therapy, and Person-Centered approaches. For those interested in Internal Family Systems group options, Carrie offers valuable insights into the therapeutic journey.

Dr. Katherine Hinds is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who provides exceptional support, insights, and practical feedback to assist clients in navigating their personal life challenges. She integrates a variety of complementary methods and techniques to develop a highly personalized approach for each individual. With a deep respect for her clients' unique experiences, Katherine works with children, adolescents, adults, families, and couples, fostering personal growth and building strengths. Her expertise encompasses a wide array of therapeutic approaches, including insight-oriented therapy, psychodynamic methods, mindfulness techniques, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). Katherine is skilled in addressing diverse emotional and behavioral issues, such as anxiety, depression, trauma and abuse, parenting support, adolescent challenges, child behavior concerns, social skills and self-esteem development, relationship dynamics, cultural issues, grief and loss, career education, stress management, family and blended family dynamics, and life transitions. Currently, she offers both Telehealth services and in-person sessions, reflecting her commitment to accessibility and client care.

Amy Horowitz, LICSW, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to helping individuals navigate life's challenges with grace and strength. With a rich background from Boston University School of Social Work, Amy has been transforming lives since she graduated in 1987. She expertly guides her clients as they work to change habits for better health, nurture deeper connections in their relationships, and face fears that impede their progress. Amy has a profound understanding of grief and focuses on fostering emotional resilience through her diverse modalities, including mindfulness-based therapy, cognitive behavioral techniques, play therapy, and energy psychotherapy. Her specialized training in Thought Field Therapy, Reiki, and various energy diagnostic methods enhances her approach, allowing clients to find grounding, clarity, and insight amidst life’s transitions. Whether working with preteens, children, teens, couples, or families, Amy radiates warmth and encouragement, ever committed to empowering others on their journey of personal growth.

Trish Huff is a warm and compassionate clinical social worker and therapist, dedicated to providing a safe and supportive environment for her clients. In today's challenging world, many individuals experience feelings of anxiety, stress, and disconnection. Trish understands the need for help during these times. With a background in working with diverse clientele and addressing a wide array of issues, her current focus is on assisting people in managing anxiety and finding balance in their lives. She employs an eclectic approach, drawing upon cognitive behavioral, dialectical behavioral, and psychodynamic therapies, complemented by mindfulness and relaxation training. Trish collaborates closely with her clients, offering deep listening and practical tools for managing emotions, stress, and developing healthier relationship behaviors. She welcomes everyone to her practice, believing that reaching out signifies courage, hope, and the potential for meaningful change. Trish Huff is ready to guide individuals on their journey towards improved mental health and overall well-being.