Rebecca Boyko, LICSW, is a dedicated therapist with a practice at Bridge to Healing Psychotherapy, where she passionately helps individuals, couples, families, and children navigate the complexities of trauma, relationship issues, and life’s challenges. With 14 years of experience, she utilizes a compassionate approach infused with curiosity, creativity, and even humor. Rebecca is skilled in a variety of evidence-based treatment modalities, including EMDR, Internal Family Systems, and Compassion Focused therapy, which enable her to tailor her methods to meet the unique needs of each client.<br /> <br /> Specializing in trauma therapy, Rebecca guides her clients through the healing process, addressing not only the pain from traumatic experiences but also the emotional wounds stemming from unmet needs. She creates a safe and welcoming environment where clients feel comfortable to explore their feelings and experiences at their own pace, recognizing that healing is possible for everyone.<br /> <br /> Rebecca understands that the journey to wholeness can often feel daunting, and she is committed to walking alongside her clients, ensuring they know they do not have to face their struggles alone. Through her warm and supportive presence, she fosters a transformative space that encourages personal growth, healing, and a clearer path to life’s purpose.

Dr. Alexandra Kenna is a licensed Psychologist and Certified Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) Provider, specializing in helping adults navigate stress, anxiety, and trauma, including PTSD. Her practice focuses on career-related issues and achieving a balanced personal and work life. Committed to providing therapy that is solution-oriented and rooted in research, Dr. Kenna employs a warm, collaborative, and flexible therapeutic approach tailored to the unique needs of each client. Alongside her private practice, she serves as a part-time research psychologist and the Associate Director of Education/Outreach at the Translational Center for Stress Disorders and Traumatic Brain Injury at VA Boston in Jamaica Plain. Dr. Kenna earned her PhD and MA from Boston College and her BA from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service. She completed her doctoral internship and fellowship at VA Boston, with training in General Mental Health and Neuropsychology, while also holding appointments at BU School of Medicine and Harvard Medical School. By fostering collaborative relationships with her clients, Dr. Kenna aims to help individuals achieve their unique goals and enhance their life satisfaction. The journey of finding the right therapist can be challenging, but her welcoming approach makes the process feel less daunting.

Dr. Craig Jones is a compassionate psychologist with a PsyD, specializing in providing effective therapy for teens, adults, and the elderly. With a focus on treating depression, trauma, PTSD, and anxiety, Dr. Jones utilizes a blend of culturally sensitive and humanistic methodologies, ensuring his clients feel understood and empowered. His expertise in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) allows him to tailor his approach to meet the unique needs of each individual. As a proponent of multicultural perspectives, Dr. Jones creates a safe and welcoming environment for all, fostering a therapeutic space where healing and growth can occur.

Nancy Rubbico, a skilled counselor with an MA and LMHC credentials, offers a safe and encouraging environment where individuals and couples can share their concerns. She helps clients learn new ways of understanding their emotions, altering negative thought patterns, and mastering self-regulation. Nancy emphasizes the importance of co-regulating relationships, thereby fostering improved communication skills and developing additional resources. Her sessions focus on enhancing understanding of emotional triggers and aim to reduce daily stress and feelings of isolation while boosting self-awareness and competencies. The ultimate goal of her therapeutic work is to help clients gain clarity about their needs, enhance their communication skills, and feel empowered in their life choices. Drawing from a rich framework of multiple therapeutic methods, Nancy is adept at tailoring treatment plans that cater to the unique concerns of each client, facilitating progress towards their personal goals. This investment in one's emotional well-being promises to enrich every facet of life, yielding new clarity, transformative communication, and a sense of empowerment that leads to increased enjoyment in daily living.

Kathy Davis-Gillette, PhD, is a dedicated psychologist specializing in helping adults and elders navigate life's complexities. Her clients often find themselves yearning for joy, self-esteem, confidence, and fulfillment. Many may feel that something is missing in their lives—whether as individuals or in relationships. Kathy works collaboratively with her clients to uncover those missing pieces through a thorough and objective exploration of their lives and desires. Together, they create personalized action plans that illuminate the path toward a more complete and happier self. At New Inspiration Counseling, a highly-trained team of professionals supports individuals and families through various challenges, including mood disorders and relationship issues. They are deeply committed to guiding clients from despair to inspiration. For those concerned about treatment costs, Kathy informs clients that insurance may assist with expenses, despite being out-of-network providers. The journey toward transformation begins with taking that vital first step, which Kathy facilitates with warmth and expertise.

Heather Daley is a dedicated and compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding an MSW and LICSW credential. With a focus on Women's Issues, Life Transitions, and Spirituality, she passionately supports women navigating significant life changes through the transformative power of somatic movement therapy. Heather's expertise lies in helping individuals rewire their nervous systems, allowing them to feel safe and grounded through a variety of expressive arts. She creates a nurturing environment where clients can openly explore and develop their unique strengths and resilience, fostering emotional and creative growth. Her approach integrates mindfulness-based techniques, positive psychology, and movement principles, including art, yoga, and journaling, designed to empower clients in discovering their soul purpose. Heather believes that fostering connections with oneself, with others, and with the natural world is essential for personal growth and healing. She is particularly driven to assist women in rediscovering their true passions and purpose in life, emphasizing the importance of positive and honest connections as a fundamental aspect of this journey.

Introducing Karen Garber, a bilingual Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker with over 25 years of experience in providing individual, family, and group therapy. Specializing in trauma-informed therapy, Karen is dedicated to supporting her clients in developing healthy relationships. Throughout her career, she has worked with young children and adults in various clinical settings, honing her skills to facilitate significant change and personal growth. Karen's goal is to create a safe, non-judgmental, and culturally sensitive environment where clients can explore and understand the roots of their challenges. Her warm and collaborative approach to treatment allows clients to engage with their vulnerabilities and identify patterns that no longer serve them. Utilizing mindfulness-based techniques, Karen guides her clients towards inner peace, enabling them to embrace life fully. Her commitment shines through in her work with individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, or those seeking support through life's challenges. As Brené Brown wisely stated, 'Courage starts with showing up and letting ourselves be seen.' Karen embodies this philosophy, helping her clients find the strength to do the same.

Catherine Glenn is a dedicated Psychologist with an MEd and PhD, who graduated from Boston College in 2010. She perceives therapy as a collaborative journey grounded in mutual trust and honesty, where both therapist and client bravely navigate the complexities of personal and emotional challenges. Catherine focuses on aiding adults in overcoming common issues such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, and trauma histories, as well as addressing relationship difficulties and life transitions. With her expertise in therapy modalities including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Trauma-Focused approaches, she tailors her methods to suit the specific needs of her clients. Catherine's commitment to creating a safe environment allows individuals to delve into their suffering and uncover strengths, facilitating personal growth and authentic living. Furthermore, she has a passion for working with military veterans and ensuring culturally sensitive therapy. While her practice is currently at capacity, Catherine remains dedicated to providing a nurturing space for those seeking to improve their mental health and well-being.

Dr. David Hoffman, PhD, dedicates his practice to providing highly personalized therapeutic services for children, adolescents, and adults with complex mental health needs. His fee-for-service model attracts clients who seek a thorough, flexible, and results-oriented approach. Parents looking to be involved in their child's care often find immense benefits from Dr. Hoffman’s methodology. He excels at bringing clarity and actionable insights to complex diagnostic issues, family dynamics, and significant behavioral challenges. His therapeutic style is both active and supportive, allowing clients to feel at ease during the process. Each therapy journey is uniquely tailored, incorporating a blend of activities and regular communication, ensuring that support and progress monitoring are integral parts of the experience. Dr. Hoffman values the importance of customized care, although appointments may be limited due to a full practice. His approach fosters a collaborative environment, helping families navigate their challenges with confidence.

Michal Kenny is a dedicated Counselor with extensive experience in assisting adults and elders navigating the complexities of relationships. Whether grappling with infidelity, sexual dysfunction, or difficulties in emotional intimacy, she provides a safe and supportive environment for individuals and couples seeking to deepen their connections. As a licensed Sex Therapist and Couples Counselor, Michal empowers her clients to develop skills that transform their interactions, allowing them to feel better understood and accepted. This journey enriches their relationships, alleviating the burdens that hinder closeness. Many couples discover that therapy opens up new avenues for intimacy, helping them to reconnect in ways they believed impossible. Michal understands the importance of emotional and physical intimacy in relationships and is committed to guiding her clients toward a more fulfilling life together.

Kim McNamara is a compassionate and experienced Clinical Social Worker/Therapist, with over 30 years of dedicated practice in psychotherapy. Throughout her career, she has excelled in supporting teenagers, adults, and elders (65+) as they navigate the complexities of life. Kim’s approach is influenced by attachment-based, integrative, and psychodynamic therapy techniques, focusing on building upon individual strengths while effectively managing vulnerabilities. Specializing in issues such as anxiety, relationship dynamics, and parenting, she creates a safe and understanding environment where clients can develop greater self-awareness and more fulfilling connections. Furthermore, Kim possesses a deep interest in the intersection of physical and mental health, particularly concerning autoimmune disorders in both children and adults. Her expertise allows her clients to foster better mental health alongside their physical health, dealing with challenges like GI issues and chronic health conditions including PANS/PANDAS and Lyme disease. Known for her warm and empathetic demeanor, Kim combines her vast knowledge with compassion and humor, making her sessions both rewarding and enlightening. Her rich experience includes serving as a senior staff social worker at Children's Hospital and teaching Clinical Practice and Advanced Group Psychotherapy at the Smith College School for Social Work. Kim is also certified in Integrative Mental Health, further underscoring her commitment to holistic well-being.

Isabelle Morley is a dedicated psychologist who understands that while romantic relationships can be a profound source of joy, they often bring significant challenges as well. She works diligently with her clients to help them create, sustain, and deepen these vital connections. Many couples seek Isabelle's expertise to enhance their communication, resolve recurring conflicts, make important decisions, or simply feel closer and more content with each other. For those aspiring to achieve harmonious relationship dynamics, couples therapy with Isabelle can be a transformative path. Specializing in guiding couples through healing and growth, she recognizes that strong and fulfilling relationships are fundamental to overall happiness and well-being. Isabelle adeptly helps her clients to understand the reasons behind their unproductive patterns, identify necessary changes, and evolve together. Acknowledging that many individuals grapple with anxiety surrounding couples therapy, she fosters a supportive and encouraging therapeutic environment from the very first session. Her approach emphasizes not only facing challenges but also celebrating achievements, ensuring that each step of the journey is meaningful and positive.

Marianne Moskowitz is a board-certified art therapist and licensed mental health counselor dedicated to supporting individuals across all ages. Since 2012, she has offered trauma-informed care to both individuals and groups in an outpatient setting. With specialized training and a keen interest in complex and developmental trauma, Marianne employs a collaborative approach, helping her clients learn, uncover, and develop insights that foster healing and personal growth. Utilizing a diverse array of treatment models—including art therapy, ARC (Attachment Self Regulation, Competency), EMDR, mindfulness, and sensory-based interventions—she creates a rich therapeutic environment. Her office is equipped with a variety of art supplies, a sand tray, and sensory tools designed to promote creativity, connection, and exploration for both children and adults.