Jennifer DeLorenzo, LCSW, adopts a holistic approach to therapy that partners with clients to cultivate personalized paths to healing and resilience. Her practice harmoniously blends talk therapy with Eastern Philosophy, enabling individuals to harness their strengths and become active agents in their own health journeys. Jennifer incorporates principles and practices from qi gong, tai chi, yoga, and somatic methods—such as Emotional Freedom Techniques tapping and Brainspotting—creating a unique framework for health, wellness, and joy. This empowerment allows her clients to integrate the benefits of their work into daily life, fostering meaningful and lasting change. Specializing in ages 20 and up, Jennifer addresses issues ranging from anxiety, overall health and well-being, and relationship challenges to troubling attachment styles, depression, divorce, major life transitions, trauma, phobias, pain, and women's issues. By integrating Eastern Philosophy with Emotional Freedom Techniques, Trauma Tapping Technique, Qi Gong, and Brainspotting alongside talk therapy, she helps clients confront traumas held within the body throughout their lives. Jennifer's goal is to support each individual in crafting their own recipe for health, wellness, resilience, and joy, empowering them with agency over their personal well-being.

Dr. John Gerard Mulvihill is the founder of Aenon Counseling, a Christian-based practice that caters to both adults and adolescents seeking support. The primary objective is to deliver high-quality professional counseling services through a holistic approach that integrates Biblical principles, professional ethics, and clinical methodologies. His expertise includes alcohol and drug addiction counseling, as well as addressing gaming addictions. Dr. Mulvihill is dedicated to providing pastoral counseling and spiritual guidance, helping clients navigate church-related issues and mentoring, available through private pay options. With over 25 years of experience in counseling, crisis evaluation, executive leadership, and pastoral ministry, he is well-equipped to assist clients in overcoming life’s challenges. As a licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC-1) and a member of the National Association of Addiction Counselors, he offers client-centered therapy aimed at supporting individuals in their recovery journey. Recognizing that starting can often be the most daunting step, Dr. Mulvihill is committed to helping clients understand that their journey will require both their personal commitment and his supportive encouragement.

Cathy Goldstein Mullin is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with 19 years of experience in the field. Specializing in anxiety disorders, particularly Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), she brings a wealth of knowledge to her clients. Having previously worked at MassGeneral in Salem, MA, with both adolescents and adults, she has developed a strong ability to connect with her clients, often incorporating her beloved dogs into the therapeutic environment to enhance comfort and healing. Cathy employs a strength-based perspective, firmly believing that individuals have the potential to transform their lives with the right support and commitment. Her personal struggle with OCD deeply informs her practice; she understands the challenges faced by those dealing with this painful disorder. Cathy has shared her insights through numerous talks and workshops on OCD, in addition to authoring two impactful books: 'From Tortured to Almost Free', which chronicles her journey alongside others, and 'Taming the Beast of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder', a comprehensive guide to understanding OCD and its treatments. Cathy Goldstein Mullin's compassionate approach, combined with her extensive expertise in Coping Skills and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, makes her a trusted partner in the journey towards mental wellness.