Dr. Roberta Caplan is a compassionate Psychologist with a PhD, dedicated to helping individuals and couples, from young adults to elders over 65, who seek to improve their relationships, work environments, and family dynamics—many of which may have been impacted by the challenges of the pandemic. Her collaborative, warm, and respectful approach allows her clients to navigate issues such as anxiety, depression, marital and premarital concerns, couple conflicts, poor communication, and infidelity. Dr. Caplan also supports clients dealing with significant life transitions, including infertility, medical conditions, and parenting challenges. With a rich background as the former Director of Training and Staff Psychologist at the Brandeis University Counseling Center, she has counseled numerous college students and has extensive experience in training and supervising psychologists in training. Beyond her private practice, Dr. Caplan provides case consultation and supervision for mental health professionals and fulfills roles with esteemed organizations like the William Alanson White Institute and the Board of Couple/Family Section 8 of Div 39 of the APA. She is also an accomplished educator, having served as adjunct faculty at Antioch NE Graduate School and at the Psychodynamic Couple & Family Institute of New England.

Karen Carabello is an experienced Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 10 years dedicated to working with children, adolescents, adults, and families across various environments. She understands the importance of meeting individuals at their unique life stages, offering the necessary support and guidance tailored to their specific journeys. Her mission is to assist clients in navigating life’s complexities and discovering solutions to the challenges they encounter. Karen specializes in addressing issues such as anxiety, depression, and anger management, particularly among children struggling with social skills. Utilizing a strength-based, solution-focused approach, she integrates diverse therapeutic modalities, including play therapy, individual, family, and group therapy. Additionally, Karen provides clinical supervision for those seeking their LICSW license, emphasizing her commitment to the development of future professionals in the mental health field.

Linda Anderberg, a Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, embraces the complexities of life through her compassionate practice. She understands that the journey of change can be as messy, beautiful, heartbreaking, and hopeful as life itself. With a belief that courage and vulnerability are essential in the process of personal transformation, Linda creates a safe space for clients to share their experiences. Her approach to therapy is collaborative and centered on clients' unique experiences, aiming to support and challenge them in overcoming obstacles that stand between them and the fullness of their lives. Drawing from a diverse array of therapeutic modalities including Trauma-Focused therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and a Person-Centered approach, Linda emphasizes the importance of building meaningful relationships rooted in compassion and understanding. Her extensive background in community-based mental health has equipped her with the skills to work with children, teens, adults, and families. She has a particular interest in trauma, empowerment, self-esteem, relationship issues, and navigating significant life transitions. Linda is committed to fostering genuine connections that inspire growth and healing for those she serves.

Kelley Daron, LICSW, is a dedicated therapist with a wealth of experience in supporting individuals of all ages, from preteens to adults, as they navigate the complexities of mental health. With a compassionate approach, Kelley specializes in treating issues such as depression, trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and mood disorders. Her therapeutic offerings include various modalities, such as Expressive Arts, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Play Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Sandplay, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Psychodynamic therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Motivational Interviewing, tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. Kelley believes that seeking help is a testament to one's strength and resilience. She fosters a trusting, non-judgmental atmosphere in her weekly sessions, encouraging clients to explore their hopes and challenges. With a focus on building a warm therapeutic relationship, clients will uncover their unique resiliency and gain the tools to effectively manage distress in their lives. Kelley's professional experience, combined with her life experiences, creates a nurturing environment where healing and growth can flourish.

Daniel Davidson, LCSW, is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist dedicated to supporting young adults as they navigate their relationships. He specializes in enhancing communication skills and fostering an understanding of personal needs, enabling individuals to become more mature friends, partners, and family members. With expertise in addressing substance use and various distressing behaviors, as well as managing depression and anxiety, Daniel guides his clients through the exploration of past family dynamics to gain insight into their communication styles and relational patterns. He employs a variety of individualized methods tailored to each person's unique journey. Known for his openness, empathy, and supportive approach, Daniel allows the therapeutic process to unfold at each client’s own pace, ensuring a non-imposing and respectful environment.

Dr. Jennifer Denise Brown is a licensed clinical psychologist based in Waltham, known for her compassionate and integrative approach to therapy. With dual expertise as an art therapist and educator, she is dedicated to guiding adults and elders towards meaningful and fulfilling lives. Her therapeutic style is rooted in relational and psychodynamic principles, drawing upon mindfulness-based techniques and a rich understanding of clinical processes that foster healing. Dr. Brown values collaborative therapeutic relationships and emphasizes the importance of individual strengths while catering to the unique needs of each client. She is proud to welcome individuals from diverse backgrounds, cultures, ethnicities, and sexual orientations. Dr. Brown earned her doctorate from Pepperdine University in Los Angeles, California, and completed her clinical training at Boston University Medical Center. An experienced practitioner of mindfulness meditation and a board-certified art therapist, she addresses various challenges, including mood disorders, anxiety, trauma, and addiction, as well as relational adjustments and bereavement. Currently, she provides therapy exclusively through teletherapy, ensuring accessibility for her clients.

Dr. Aaron Kaplan is a dedicated psychologist who specializes in helping teens, adults, and elders navigate life's challenges. He understands that individuals may come to therapy feeling confused, frustrated, isolated, scared, and in emotional pain. Dr. Kaplan is committed to creating a safe space, fostering a trusting connection that allows clients to express themselves openly and honestly. He believes that the therapy experience should be tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual, ensuring they feel comfortable and heard throughout their journey. With a focus on growth, healing, and building a more satisfying and purposeful life, Dr. Kaplan works primarily with college students, young adults, and those of all ages facing a variety of issues, including depression, relationship challenges, and life transitions. His therapeutic approach is rooted in an existential and humanistic perspective, incorporating psychodynamic and relational theories. Additionally, Dr. Kaplan shares his passion for psychology by lecturing at Boston University, enriching the education of undergraduate and graduate students. He has successfully guided students from renowned Boston area schools, including Brandeis, Bentley, Northeastern, MIT, and Harvard, as well as high school students preparing for college. Dr. Kaplan encourages those interested in his services to reach out for an initial consultation, allowing both parties to assess their compatibility and the potential for a fruitful therapeutic partnership.

Kimberlie King, PhD, is a compassionate psychologist with over 20 years of experience dedicated to helping individuals worry less, silence their inner critics, and feel empowered to ask for what they want. Specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Kimberlie offers tailored support for those coping with everyday stressors or managing chronic illnesses such as IBD, migraines, or rheumatoid arthritis. Her integrative approach incorporates various therapeutic techniques, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Compassion Focused Therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, all aimed at promoting a sense of well-being and fostering positive life changes. Kimberlie's collaborative and supportive demeanor creates a trusting environment where clients can explore their feelings and enhance their coping skills. She is dedicated to guiding each individual towards a fulfilling and healthier life.

Beth Rosen is a licensed Clinical Social Worker and therapist dedicated to empowering her clients to uncover their unique identities and release outdated negative beliefs from their pasts. With over 25 years of experience in a non-profit outpatient clinic, she has cultivated an environment where clients can pursue fulfilling and vibrant lives. Beth views the therapeutic alliance as a collaborative journey, focusing on mutual goals within a nurturing and trusting atmosphere. She integrates psychodynamic principles with specialized techniques such as EMDR and Internal Family Systems (IFS), particularly effective for individuals coping with trauma. Beth's passion for her work and commitment to ongoing education ensures that her practice is informed by the latest insights in therapy. She strives to offer comprehensive support for a wide range of issues, including trauma and PTSD, mood disorders, relationship dynamics, and more, in both individual and couples settings.

Amy Engel, LICSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 17 years of experience in private practice, college counseling, and community mental health settings. She understands that there are moments in life when individuals may struggle to cope on their own, and she provides a supportive and confidential space where clients can untangle their emotions and address persistent struggles. Specializing in grief, trauma, PTSD, depression, and anxiety, Amy also has extensive experience with dysfunctional family systems and issues related to immigration, assimilation, and oppression. She works effectively with couples, helping them break free from unproductive patterns and communication blocks. Clients appreciate her direct, warm, and insightful approach, along with her realistic perspective on building trust within the therapeutic relationship. Amy values inclusivity and works with diverse ethnic, socioeconomic, and gender populations. Her leadership experience includes serving as clinical director at the Boston Institute for Psychotherapy, where she supervised psychology and social work trainees and staff, further enriching her expertise in culturally sensitive therapy and internal family systems.

Jessica Foley is an empathetic counselor dedicated to helping women create meaningful changes in their lives. Acknowledging that asking for help can be particularly challenging for strong and independent women, she believes that therapy can serve as a powerful tool for self-discovery and personal growth. Jessica specializes in guiding women through the transitions of pregnancy and early parenting, addressing postpartum changes, and fostering healthier relationships with food and body image. Additionally, she supports her clients in managing anxiety and depression. With a commitment to accessibility, Jessica offers both in-person and online therapy services across multiple states.

Dr. Nick Forti understands that throughout the course of a day, individuals often find themselves playing various roles. These roles can sometimes become confining and inauthentic, especially when feelings of anxiety, depression, or shame inhibit genuine self-expression. He believes that the safe and trusting relationship fostered in therapy can provide one of the rare environments where individuals can be fully seen and accepted without judgment or shame. Dr. Forti is dedicated to creating a nurturing space that encourages the exploration of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, ultimately promoting greater self-awareness, fresh insights, and lasting transformation. With nearly a decade of experience at Brandeis University, he has supported numerous undergraduate and graduate students coping with the stress associated with high expectations, academic demands, and the challenges of emerging adulthood. Additionally, Dr. Forti has worked in outpatient clinic settings to assist adults grappling with anxiety and depression. Since March 2020, he has transitioned his practice to focus solely on providing treatment and consultation via telehealth platforms.

Serií Godfrey-Kaplan, LICSW, is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who works with a diverse range of clients, including adults, college and graduate students, adolescents, families, couples, and social workers. She believes that therapy is a collaborative journey and creates a warm, welcoming space for her clients to navigate their difficulties. Clients can expect a responsive and supportive experience where they can explore and discover new ways to improve their quality of life. Serií’s goal is to guide each client through challenging times in an environment that feels genuine and attentive. She provides both support and constructive challenges as they learn to approach their lives and the systems around them in new ways.