Jennifer Fisher is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 20 years of clinical experience dedicated to supporting adults through various challenges. Known for providing a warm, safe space, she invites individuals to explore their present issues and symptoms. With an eclectic clinical approach, Jennifer skillfully addresses mental health concerns, particularly focusing on depression, anxiety, and life transitions. Her extensive experience includes working with older adults, where she helps them navigate the complexities of aging and maintain emotional well-being across different stages of life.

Peter Lazar, LCSW, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 20 years of experience. He believes that therapy is fundamentally about cultivating a healthy relationship with oneself and, by extension, with others. His mission is to assist individuals struggling with barriers that prevent them from living fulfilling, happy, and productive lives. In his practice, Peter focuses on the treatment of addiction and co-occurring mood disorders, as well as the unique challenges faced by divorced single parents and individual dilemmas in the workplace. Recognized for his deep understanding of various treatment options, he serves as a valuable resource for clients seeking support. Peter has presented at the Cape Cod Symposium on Addictive Disorders and has lectured at prestigious institutions such as Boston College and Adelphi University, and the Institute for Addiction Studies at NCADD Westchester. His expertise encompasses issues like stress, relationship troubles, depression, and coping skills, making him adept at supporting adults and elders during critical life transitions.

Dr. Nancy Fieldman is a licensed clinical psychologist who has been dedicated to her practice since 1993. With a warm and supportive approach, she works with both adolescents and adults facing various challenges, including relationship issues, anxiety, depression, career dissatisfaction, and addictions. Many of her clients feel that their lives are stagnant and not aligned with their true selves. Dr. Fieldman believes in the transformative goals of therapy: achieving freedom from suffering, cultivating loving relationships, finding meaningful occupation, fostering optimism, and enhancing overall well-being. She collaborates closely with her clients, helping them gain insight, break self-defeating patterns, and make decisions that lead to a fulfilling and joyous life.