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.

Pinelopi Dovinos is a dedicated psychotherapist holding a Master’s Degree in Social Work, along with certifications in Gender and Sexuality (Queer Studies) and Women’s Studies from Florida Atlantic University. As a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) in Massachusetts, she emphasizes the importance of creating a culturally sensitive and non-judgmental therapeutic environment. With extensive experience, Pinelopi specializes in supporting adults facing challenges such as addiction disorders, LGBTQ+ issues, depression, anxiety, trauma-related problems, PTSD, gender identity, HIV+, low self-esteem, self-image, and stress management. Offering teletherapy exclusively to clients throughout Massachusetts, she is committed to providing a compassionate space for individuals seeking support and personal growth.

Kajal Gehi is a Clinical Social Worker and therapist with over 20 years of experience in psychiatry and psychotherapy, specializing in helping adults facing mental illness and life challenges. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Anthropology from Trinity College and a Master of Social Work Degree from Hunter College-CUNY. With a robust background in various therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Strength-Based Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing, Kajal collaborates with clients to identify unhelpful thought patterns and their effects on behavior. Her dedication to the field is evident in her commitment to helping individuals manage their symptoms and improve their functioning and relationships. Kajal's extensive understanding of psychiatric medications ensures that she can provide informed support. As a first-generation South Asian, she has a particular passion for supporting the immigrant and first-generation immigrant population in navigating their cross-cultural experiences. Through a strengths-based approach, Kajal empowers her clients to achieve their goals and live life to their fullest potential.

Kristen Gonzalez is a compassionate and skilled Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) who dedicates her practice to helping adults navigate challenges related to anxiety, depression, trauma, adjustment/life transitions, relationship issues, and stress. With six years of rich experience working with individuals from diverse ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds, Kristen employs a warm and nonjudgmental approach that ensures she meets her clients with understanding and support. She holds a master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Boston College and recognizes the uniqueness of each individual's life experiences. Kristen's therapeutic method is integrative; she adeptly combines psychodynamic therapy, which delves into clients' past experiences and their current influence on behavior, with cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to address and modify harmful patterns of thinking. Through a collaborative process, Kristen empowers her clients to uncover the roots of their concerns, fostering self-awareness and personal growth, while developing practical skills to alleviate their symptoms.

Dr. Andrew Hahn is a licensed clinical psychologist and the founder of the Life Centered Therapy training institute. After completing his doctoral training, he encountered experiences that transcended typical Western reality, prompting a two-year journey of intensive study guided by his intuition. His explorations included training in healing by touch, ancient wisdom practices, past life therapy, spiritual and archetypal psychology, and the Enneagram, among other disciplines, which he masterfully integrated to develop Life Centered Therapy. Dr. Hahn excels in helping clients who feel stuck in various aspects of their lives—whether physical, such as chronic pain or auto-immune issues; mental, like anxiety; emotional, including depression; relational difficulties with partners, children, parents, or colleagues; and spiritual feelings of alienation. His therapeutic approach is both remarkably efficient and effective, showcasing a commitment to helping clients alleviate their suffering. While not guaranteed, his 25 years of experience have yielded impressive results that he once believed to be impossible. Dr. Hahn is dedicated to guiding individuals on their path to healing and transformation.

Martin F. Hill, Sr., PhD, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) with over 25 years of clinical experience, alongside 15 years of teaching at both undergraduate and graduate levels. He adeptly addresses multicultural and LGBTQIA issues, demonstrating his flexibility, encouragement, and optimism in fostering improvements in the overall well-being of his clients. Dr. Hill earned his Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology from Indiana University-Bloomington, followed by both a Master of Arts (MA) in Counseling and a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Counseling Psychology from Michigan State University. A native of Detroit, MI, Dr. Hill excels in creating strong therapeutic relationships, and employs a range of techniques including cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based approaches, and internal family systems therapy. He is committed to addressing emotional concerns and developing effective, evidence-based solutions tailored to the needs of individuals, couples, and families.

Patricia Mary Flynn, LICSW, is a seasoned Clinical Social Worker and therapist with over thirty years of experience dedicated to assisting adults, particularly veterans grappling with combat trauma and military sexual trauma. Her practice addresses key issues such as PTSD, anxiety, grief related to divorce and loss, and emphasizes health and wellness through a mind-body-spirit approach. Patricia recognizes that trauma and loss significantly impact relationships and personal experiences, and she is committed to educating clients on understanding PTSD while facilitating healing and coping strategies. She fosters a safe, nonjudgmental environment that allows clients to feel comfortable and empowered in their journey. Utilizing a diverse array of techniques, including EMDR, Brainspotting, Energy Therapy, and Internal Family Systems Therapy, she skillfully guides each client in reaching their personal goals.

Marquetta Monroe is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Massachusetts with extensive experience in supporting individuals and groups facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, trauma, loss and grief, life transitions, alcohol and drug dependency, and assisting ex-offenders as they reintegrate into society. Holding a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Xavier University in Cincinnati, OH, and a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from William James College in Newton, MA, Marquetta employs mindfulness-based, psychodynamic, and cognitive behavioral therapy techniques tailored to the individual needs of her clients. She prioritizes a person-centered approach, ensuring that her clients feel heard and acknowledged. With a firm belief in the importance of establishing a positive therapeutic relationship, Marquetta is dedicated to helping her clients achieve their mental health treatment goals. Understanding the barriers faced when seeking therapy, she views the opportunity to assist others in improving their mental wellbeing as a profound privilege, guiding them toward a more fulfilling life.

Annette Nazziwa is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who specializes in empowering adults to enhance family dynamics, particularly in their relationships with children and other family members. With certification in family-centered treatment, she brings a wealth of experience from working directly with families in their homes, navigating through challenging conversations and issues such as enmeshment, boundaries, support, and scapegoating. Annette understands that therapy is fundamentally a collaborative relationship, and she is committed to connecting with her clients to help them reflect and initiate meaningful changes in their lives. Her extensive background includes working with children, families, and the legal system, exposing her to a diverse array of stressors faced by her clients. Using a humanistic, person-centered, and collaborative approach, she guides clients to uncover the inherent strength within themselves, facilitating the desired transformations. Having personal experience with dysfunctional family dynamics, Annette is particularly attuned to the challenges of those growing up in such environments. Additionally, she specializes in addressing acculturation issues for first and second-generation immigrants, along with a wide range of cross-cultural concerns, ensuring a compassionate and informed therapeutic experience.

Alfonso Perillo is a dedicated Licensed Clinical Social Worker who specializes in supporting individuals as they navigate challenges such as depression, anxiety, career transitions, and chronic illness. His expertise extends to group therapy, fostering a supportive environment for those facing similar struggles. With a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Boston College and a Master of Social Work from Boston University, Alfonso combines academic prowess with practical experience. He has also earned a Certificate in Executive Coaching from William James College, enhancing his ability to assist clients in their professional journeys. As a Certified Public Accountant, he provides unique insights into financial health and wellness, empowering clients in their overall well-being. Employing a collaborative, strength-based, cognitive-behavioral, mindfulness-based, and solution-focused approach, Alfonso believes in the transformative power of self-discovery. By integrating active listening and a compassionate, non-judgmental demeanor, he creates a safe space for clients to gain valuable insights into their beliefs and thought patterns, paving the way for lasting change.

Dr. Karen Marans is a compassionate psychologist with a PhD, having graduated from Boston University in 1995. She brings a wealth of experience to her practice, working with adults and elders, and adopting an eclectic therapeutic approach that includes attachment-based therapy, cognitive behavioral techniques, psychodynamic methods, and interpersonal strategies. Dr. Marans believes that every patient is unique, and she collaborates with her clients to determine the best therapeutic path to support their individual needs. Her direct style fosters an environment where people can learn to manage relationships more effectively and achieve their personal goals. Often, clients seek her expertise for relationship challenges, including those within heterosexual, same-sex, polyamorous, or other non-monogamous dynamics. Additionally, she provides valuable support for individuals dealing with anxiety, depression, loss, and grief, and has specialized knowledge in fertility issues, anxiety related to pregnancy, and postpartum concerns. Through her integrative approach, clients can experience improved well-being and a reduction in stress, as therapy helps facilitate behavioral changes and shifts in thinking patterns.