Ewa Hut is a compassionate and dedicated psychotherapist who believes that psychotherapy is a transformative journey of discovery and growth. Inspired by the words of William Shakespeare, she creates a safe and respectful environment that fosters the free expression of thoughts and feelings. With her psychoanalytic training, Ewa possesses the expertise to delve deeply into the unique experiences of her clients, working collaboratively to help them overcome obstacles that impede their happiness and satisfaction in life. With over 12 years of experience as an Emergency Responder & Public Safety Certified Clinician, she has worked in diverse settings, including residential, partial, outpatient, school-based, and in-home therapy programs. Ewa specializes in addressing a spectrum of issues, from mood disorders such as depression and anxiety to trauma, personality challenges, and substance abuse, as well as navigating life transitions and cultural issues. She is particularly skilled in working with First Responders and offers her services in both English and Polish. Ewa holds a Master of Science in Psychology from Warsaw University, Poland, and a Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling from Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis. She is recognized as a MaMHCA Certified Clinical Supervisor and is currently a Doctoral Candidate in the Clinical Psychoanalysis program at BGSP. Ewa is an active member of several professional organizations, including the APA, ACA, MaMHCA, and NERPCS.

Mackenzie Adell is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist dedicated to helping individuals navigate the complexities of mental health. With a firm belief that everyone has a unique story and deserves to be heard, Mackenzie adopts a person-centered and non-judgmental approach in her practice. Her extensive experience spans various environments, from group homes to community mental health settings, shaping her passion for promoting women's mental health and well-being. Specialized in addressing issues such as anxiety, pregnancy, and postpartum challenges, she emphasizes the importance of individualized care infused with kindness and unconditional positive regard. Mackenzie's strength-based techniques, combined with cognitive behavioral therapy and a focus on compassion, provide a nurturing space for clients to heal and grow.

Maria Angela Citro is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding an LICSW credential and trained at Salem State University. She understands that building relationships based on trust, value, and efficacy is crucial, regardless of individual circumstances. With a commitment to tailoring her therapeutic approach to meet diverse needs, Maria prioritizes establishing mutual understanding and rapport with her clients, paving the way for a supportive path forward. Listening attentively to her clients' voices, experiences, and perceptions enables her to co-create a journey towards achieving their goals. Her experience spans working with various treatment models that are trauma-informed, solution-focused, and client-centered. Maria enjoys engaging with a wide age range of individuals including toddlers, children (6 to 10), adolescents, adults, and elders (65+). She emphasizes a wraparound approach while specializing in family, couples, and individual therapy. Recognizing that not every answer is within reach, Maria fosters a brave space that encourages exploration of thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, always met with empathy, understanding, and hope.