Mark McCullough is a compassionate and dedicated licensed clinical social worker who specializes in helping individuals and couples navigate the challenging landscapes of anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem. His practice is centered around Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, where he utilizes mutual inquiry and authentic engagement to guide clients toward understanding and overcoming maladaptive patterns of thinking and behavior. With an extensive background in the liberal arts, Mark brings a unique perspective to therapy, often incorporating elements of fine arts and humanities to aid clients in developing personal narratives and finding deeper meaning in their experiences. He has working experience with a diverse range of clientele, including artists, writers, and educators, which enriches his empathetic approach to therapy. Mark holds a Doctorate in the Humanities from The City University of New York, proving his commitment to understanding the complex human experience. He co-owns New England Counseling and is dedicated to addressing a wide array of issues, including trauma, relationship conflicts, and life transitions, ensuring that each person’s unique set of concerns is thoughtfully addressed during treatment.