Kenneth Freedman

Kenneth Freedman is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker/Therapist, holding an MSW and LICSW, who graduated from Boston College in 1997. He places significant importance on fostering a genuine sense of familiarity and collaboration with his clients. Once this rapport is established, Kenneth engages in meaningful conversations that help clients gain deeper insights into their identities and experiences. His therapeutic approach is not about 'fixing' individuals but rather about awakening their authentic selves, allowing them to navigate the world in their unique way. With a focus on psychodynamics, existential thought, and systems theory, Kenneth's sessions are known for eliciting a spectrum of emotions, laughter, and clarity. He addresses varied needs while balancing client goals effectively. Kenneth has a particular passion for working with individuals facing eating disorders, where he collaborates closely with families and their clinical teams to create tailored interventions. His flexibility and creativity in therapy allow him to assess the potential involvement of additional participants, enriching the therapeutic process and enhancing the complexity of the sessions. Together, they explore the most beneficial approaches for each unique situation.