Lucy Belter is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, holding credentials as a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) and Licensed Clinical Massage Therapist (LCMT). With a mission to create a safe and nurturing environment, she empowers individuals to embark on their journey towards self-healing, harmony, and discovery. Clients experiencing tension, anxiety, or stress can find solace in her comprehensive approach, which focuses on alleviating these burdens and fostering a renewed sense of vitality. With over 30 years of experience working with adults, Lucy employs a variety of therapeutic modalities including recovery therapy, massage therapy, body-centered psychotherapy, expressive therapy, and myofascial release treatment. Her commitment to her clients' wellbeing is reflected in the significant benefits they experience, such as reduced stress and pain, enhanced flexibility, and improved body-mind awareness. Through thoughtful bodywork and movement practices, Lucy cultivates a space for increased spontaneity and a deeper sense of aliveness, guiding her clients towards a more vibrant existence.

Liz Cumming, ATR, is a compassionate psychotherapist dedicated to supporting neurodivergent and neurotypical adults in cultivating healthier relationships with themselves and others. She believes in building on clients' strengths and nurturing their unique paths toward their best selves. Through her sessions, individuals can develop greater awareness and skills that promote grounding, self-compassion, and authentic living. Liz understands that navigating life, relationships, and loss can be challenging and overwhelming, but seeks to ease this journey by connecting clients with an experienced therapist who values their courage in reaching out. As a trauma-informed professional, she draws from a diverse array of therapeutic approaches and modalities, including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), psychoeducation, self-compassion, and art therapy. Liz is deeply committed to helping her clients embrace positive change and live authentically, creating a supportive environment for healing and growth.

Jane Finkelstein, LICSW, LADC, is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist who has dedicated her career to helping individuals navigate life's challenges. She understands that people often know themselves best, but there are times when internal struggles or external situations lead to emotional distress or confusion. At that critical juncture, many turn to Jane for her unwavering support and guidance. Her clients display tremendous courage when they choose to trust the therapeutic process, and Jane feels honored to assist them on their journey toward healing and meaningful change.<br /> <br /> Specializing in therapy for young adults, adults, and seniors, Jane employs a variety of approaches tailored to her client’s unique needs, including Solution Focused Brief Therapy, Person-Centered therapy, and Relational techniques. In her inviting and comfortable office setting, clients are treated with dignity and respect, fostering a safe environment where open dialogue can flourish.<br /> <br /> Jane’s approach is characterized by her empathetic nature, warm demeanor, and strong ethical foundation, which are essential in cultivating a trusting therapeutic relationship. She is also known for her sense of humor, and her commitment to confidentiality, making her a well-rounded ally in addressing challenges such as depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and life transitions. Ultimately, Jane Finkelstein strives to empower her clients, helping them develop coping skills and resilience as they face life's ups and downs.

Ruth Palmer, MA, LMHC, understands that everyone deserves a meaningful life. She knows that, even when it feels challenging, it is possible to achieve fulfillment. Life's struggles can leave one feeling exhausted, disappointed, and frustrated. For those experiencing a lack of control, purpose, or direction, Ruth offers compassionate therapeutic support. Many may find themselves attempting to cope with unpleasant thoughts and negative patterns on their own, only to face ongoing suffering and setbacks. However, Ruth firmly believes that real, lasting change is achievable, and there is always hope. Whether clients are navigating major life transitions, dealing with relationship issues, experiencing family conflict, or managing general personal pain and distress, Ruth is dedicated to helping them develop self-understanding. Her expertise equips individuals with the tools to communicate more effectively and handle life's challenges. With over ten years of experience working with adults and children across various settings—from inpatient psychiatric care to therapeutic day schools—Ruth approaches therapy with a calming presence, ensuring that the process feels safe and approachable.

Bonnie Prizio, a dedicated Counselor with a Doctor of Ministry (DMin) degree and licensed mental health counselor (LMHC), understands that life can be challenging. For those struggling with issues such as anxiety, panic, trauma, depression, or relationship difficulties, she offers a welcoming space to discover renewed hope amidst adversity. Bonnie specializes in areas such as Bipolar Disorder, Trauma and PTSD, Domestic Violence, and various Mood Disorders, providing empathetic support as clients embark on their journey toward a more meaningful life. Utilizing a diverse range of therapy types including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Christian Counseling, Bonnie tailors her approach to meet individual needs. Her extensive training includes skills for addressing self-harming behaviors, suicidal ideation, and grief, reflecting her commitment to holistic well-being. As a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, she employs creativity and humor throughout the therapeutic process. For those interested, Bonnie is also equipped to integrate spiritual formation into treatment, facilitating deeper exploration of spiritual concerns as they relate to overall health.

Life can present significant challenges, and Jane Loiselle Cabour, a dedicated psychologist with over 25 years of experience, is passionate about guiding individuals through these moments. Whether dealing with life transitions, parenting, marriage, or unexpected events such as the loss of a loved one, an illness, divorce, or job loss, Jane understands how overwhelming these situations can be. Many individuals may experience feelings of depression, anxiety, isolation, or self-doubt, which can lead to unhealthy relationships or behaviors. Past or present traumas may disrupt everyday life, while childhood experiences often unknowingly influence the present. Through therapy, Jane helps clients develop better coping strategies, manage overwhelming emotions, and transform negative beliefs that impact well-being and relationships. Together, they work to build on client strengths, gain insight into struggles, and identify obstacles to feeling better. Clients often find a sense of empowerment, facilitating positive change and improved management of feelings and issues. With a focus on enhancing resiliency, Jane aims to guide clients toward a balanced life marked by healthy relationships and behaviors. Her warm yet direct interactive style, steeped in curiosity and respectfulness, fosters a supportive therapeutic environment where personal goals can be collaboratively achieved.

Bernadette Lombardo is an experienced counselor whose dedication shines through her work with individuals facing difficulties managing stress and anxiety. She provides compassionate support to those who struggle with avoiding social interactions, self-doubt, and feelings of disconnection. Recognizing that stress and anxiety are common human experiences, Bernadette focuses on the intricate relationship between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Utilizing cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) as the foundation of her clinical practice, she specializes in cognitive restructuring and the development of effective coping strategies. With over 25 years of experience, Bernadette is adept in working with children, adolescents, families, and the elderly. Her vast knowledge of special education law enables her to guide clients through the complexities of accessing and advocating for special education services. Additionally, her familiarity with the court systems and various state agencies, including the Department of Children & Family Services (DCF), DDS, and DMH, assists families in navigating challenging circumstances. For two decades, she has also served as a crisis clinician in emergency rooms along the north shore, further enhancing her ability to provide the support and understanding that her clients need.

Leah Alexander, MA, PsyaD, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting individuals through life's challenges, from preteens to adults. With a holistic wellness approach and expertise in modalities such as Play Therapy, Psychoanalytic, and Person-Centered Therapy, Leah creates a safe space for healing and personal growth. Her practice encompasses a diverse range of issues, including trauma and PTSD, anxiety, relationship difficulties, and self-esteem concerns, ensuring a tailored experience for each client. Leah's commitment to understanding the unique needs of individuals and families shines through her work with children and teens, and she is particularly skilled in addressing parenting and behavioral issues. Her ability to connect with clients and foster an environment of acceptance allows for transformative journeys toward mental well-being. Leah's expertise in diverse areas, including LGBTQ+ issues, eating disorders, and family conflict, positions her as a valuable resource for those seeking support in their emotional and psychological health.

Katherine Ryan, MA, LMHC, is a dedicated Counselor who brings warmth, compassion, and a genuine caring nature to her practice. She employs an eclectic mix of therapeutic modalities and interventions, which empowers her clients to break free from limiting behaviors and thought patterns. Katherine specializes in assisting individuals grappling with depression, anxiety, and the effects of trauma, as well as supporting those navigating the challenges of divorce—both adults and children alike. She is particularly adept in working with children, adolescents, families, and adults who seek to transform the dynamics of unhealthy relationships. With advanced training in Trauma Work, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), and Adoption Support, Katherine is well-equipped to provide comprehensive care. Her commitment to accommodating busy schedules is demonstrated through her availability for evening and early morning sessions, ensuring that everyone has access to the support they need.

Suzanne Macphail is a dedicated counselor with over 20 years of experience in the mental health field, specializing in supporting Veterans, children, families, and adults who grapple with PTSD, anxiety, and grief. Her extensive background includes work in juvenile and adult prison settings, schools, and residential facilities, as well as outpatient services. Suzanne has also served as an administrator and supervisor to interns and licensed eligible clinicians. Known for her compassionate approach, Suzanne excels in treating trauma and the diverse symptoms that arise from traumatic experiences. Currently in private practice, she focuses on individuals facing significant trauma-related symptoms, including those experiencing vicarious trauma, particularly among first responders. Suzanne skillfully utilizes Equine Assisted Psychotherapy, facilitating clients in reaching their treatment goals through their unique narratives. The therapeutic farm acts as a metaphor for emotional pain, providing hands-on experiences that empower clients to engage with difficult issues. Through the opportunity to interact with equines, clients experience profound therapeutic growth under Suzanne's guidance. Additionally, she is recognized as an EAGALA Certified Mental Health Specialist, emphasizing her expertise in Equine Assisted Growth and Learning.

William Ventimiglia, DMin, is a highly regarded licensed clinician and faculty member at the C.G. Jung Institute of Boston. With extensive experience in private practice, he specializes in assisting adults and the elderly dealing with depression, anxiety, emotional and sexual trauma, and relationship challenges. His therapeutic approach is known for its careful listening and support, helping clients discover their inherent strengths and resilience. Those who work with William appreciate his caring, non-judgmental, and pragmatic demeanor, which fosters a therapeutic environment conducive to personal growth. He focuses not only on alleviating immediate suffering but also on addressing deeper, long-term issues that impact quality of life. William’s psychotherapy and couples counseling techniques are tailored to meet each individual's or couple’s needs. With a doctorate in ministry, he recognizes the vital role spirituality plays in the human experience. As a seasoned Jungian analyst, he expertly integrates emotional trauma knowledge, dream interpretation, and empathic attunement to enrich the therapeutic process. Additionally, he has contributed as an adjunct faculty member at Andover Newton Theological School and is an active member of the Training Board at the C.G. Jung Institute of Boston. William takes particular joy in working with students, artists, healthcare practitioners, psychologists, and anyone seeking greater self-understanding, self-acceptance, and connection with others.