Diane Cohen, MSW, LICSW, is a dedicated therapist who endeavors to create a safe and nurturing environment that fosters healing and growth. With an eclectic approach tailored to each individual client, she incorporates various therapeutic modalities, including Psychodynamic insight-oriented psychotherapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Expressive Arts, and Mindfulness. Diane works effectively with both adults and children, supporting adults through life transitions, grief, relationship struggles, anxiety, and depression. She is particularly proficient in helping those dealing with caregiver stress and young adult identity issues while offering a strong commitment to being LGBT friendly. For children, Diane provides support during significant family changes, including separation and divorce, low self-esteem challenges, and the pressures of having a sibling with special needs. Utilizing Play Therapy and Stress Management techniques, she also offers Parent Guidance tailored to families navigating the complexities of raising children with special needs and effective co-parenting during separations and divorces. Diane's holistic and strength-based approach underscores her commitment to each client's unique journey.

Nicole Breen is a dedicated licensed mental health counselor (LMHC) in Massachusetts, holding a master's degree in clinical mental health counseling from Springfield College. With extensive experience in aiding individuals dealing with anxiety, depression, adjustment issues, trauma, and substance abuse, she adeptly addresses a vast range of social and emotional challenges. These include relationship conflicts, academic and occupational stressors, grief and loss, and significant life transitions. Nicole employs an eclectic therapeutic approach that incorporates elements of person-centered therapy, psychodynamic therapy, and both cognitive and dialectical behavioral therapy (CBT and DBT). This personalized and collaborative methodology ensures a flexible environment tailored to each client's unique experiences and needs. Having worked in both correctional and higher education settings, she connects with a diverse clientele in both individual and group therapy. Nicole's background also includes working in school settings with children who have special needs. Known for her compassion and empathy, she creates a reassuring and safe space, guiding clients toward empowerment and support.

Care Dimensions is a compassionate Bereavement Department with 40 years of rich experience in providing counsel and support to individuals coping with the death of a loved one. Their licensed clinicians facilitate diverse support groups for those seeking grief assistance, including specialized sessions for Loss of Spouse/Partner, Loss of Parent, and General Grief and Loss, offered over multiple weeks. They also conduct a Newly Bereaved workshop every month, providing a critical resource for those navigating the early stages of grief. Additionally, Care Dimensions extends support to grieving children, ensuring that families receive the comprehensive care they need during difficult times. Occasionally, they offer support groups in Spanish to better serve the community's diverse needs. With a specialty in loss and grief, Care Dimensions provides invaluable resources not only to families of hospice patients but also to the broader community. Their professionally led grief support groups create a safe space for participants to process their grief, learn essential coping strategies, and connect with others who are experiencing similar journeys. While these groups are offered free of charge, registration is required to ensure a supportive environment for all participants.