Therapists in Quincy, MA

Samantha is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker with 6 years of experience in the mental health field. Her clinical experience has focused on helping adults 18+ to work through their fears and develop attainable goals. Her experience treating patients in community health centers, schools, and in-patient facilities has assisted in developing her understanding of how to help her clients work through milestone events. Samantha specializes in anxiety, depression, and substance use, as well as anger and stress management.

Hi there! I'm a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker with 8 years of experience working with children, adolescents, and families. I have worked with those navigating a variety of different life challenges and changes, though my specialty is in dealing with trauma and grief, particularly pre-verbal trauma in early childhood. I believe one of the most powerful statements we can hear is: "I'm with you" and this is what I try to embody for my clients and their families. I am also an ordained pastor, have a Masters of Divinity, and am happy to incorporate pastoral counseling and Christian spirituality into treatment if desired.

Are you feeling stressed or overwhelmed by events that feel out of your control? Do you notice unhealthy patterns in the choices you make? These feelings of powerlessness and vulnerability can understandably lead to anxiety, depression, sleep disturbance, or anger. Potentially, these emotions can impact the relationships you have with your partner, children, friends or coworkers. As a psychotherapist, I have been helping clients for over 15 years understand and change dysfunctional patterns, and develop healthier coping mechanisms. I am an active participant in the process, and try to help my clients develop insight and solutions to their problems.

I have been working professionally in the Quincy area since 1979 and have been in private practice since 1983. I work with individuals, couples and families, mostly on an in-person basis. Virtual sessions are available for established clients only. My areas of expertise include couples therapy, assisting clients who are in long-term SUD recovery, men's issues and workplace concerns. The treatment approach is tailored to meet the therapeutic needs of each client.

Raven has worked with a range of ages from latency age through adulthood. Raven looks to approach her therapeutic relationships by establishing a strong foundation of trust through authenticity and collaboration, with a client centered and whole person focus. Raven strives to dispel stigmas that are associated with culturally diverse and/or disadvantaged communities that don't always have the access to mental health resources. Raven pulls from DBT, CBT, solution-focused, mindfulness, culturally sensitive, and trauma focused approaches. Raven incorporates the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics within her approach with clients.

My ideal client seeks self-exploration & understanding, facing issues like anxiety, depression, or relationship difficulties. They need a supportive space for personal growth, aiming to gain insight, develop coping strategies, improve communication, & foster healthy relationships. They aspire to enhance mental well-being, achieve a better life quality, & unlock their full potential.

Many of my clients seek therapy because they feel stuck - in the same endless fight with their partner, in a power struggle with their child, or in a place of anxiety or depression. As a relationally trained therapist, I help couples and families improve communication, minimize conflict, and develop interactions that make the family and/or relationship a source of positivity, peace, comfort, and joy - not chaos, stress, or constant struggle. I help individuals figure out how to better understand and deal with emotions, develop a more confident sense of self, and work through difficult experiences, both past and present.

South Shore CPS is your place to learn Collaborative Problem Solving, (CPS), as developed at Massachusetts General Hospital. CPS is proven to reduce challenging behaviors, increase compliance, improve family relationships and help your child build important skills. I can teach you how to implement this evidence based, compassionate philosophy! If you are struggling with kids who have diagnoses or even those who don't, I can teach you a new way to handle it. You will be working smarter not harder. You can do this! I can show you how and it won't take long.

Caroline Prescott is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Massachusetts who has been practicing since 2019. She received her Bachelor's Degree in Social Work from Providence College and went on to receive her Master's in Clinical Social Work from Boston University's advanced standing program. Caroline's hope in meeting with new clients is to create an environment where they feel comfortable to be open and honest and work through their challenges in a non-judgmental, confidential, and safe space. She leans on client strengths while also exploring areas of growth and solution focused approaches to treatment.

“The first step towards getting somewhere is to decide that you are not going to stay where you are.”--Unknown The decision to seek help is one that is often arrived at after long periods of suffering. We so often cling to what is familiar, even when what is familiar is causing us and those around us tremendous pain. We go to great lengths to avoid coming face to face with our vulnerability, and unknowingly prolong our suffering despite our best efforts to master it. For many of us, we simply do what we know, choosing the familiarity of pain over the inherently fear-inducing path of change. Simply stated--change is hard. While change is inevitably challenging, it does not have to be undertaken alone. Finding a qualified therapist to support you through this process can make a significant difference in both the outcome and the process.

Liz Kariotis-Rice is a Clinical Social Worker trained with a psychodynamic focus at New York University. She has expanded beyond that lens to a more humanistic, strength-based, and solution-focused one, based upon her experience working with a very diverse range of clients in settings ranging from community health centers to major hospitals to outpatient addiction treatment centers to street outreach and drop-in centers for the homeless.

Immediate openings, book an appointment 24/7 directly on our website. Do you find yourself grappling with stagnation or feeling adrift? Are relationships, mental well-being, or a sense of purpose leaving you lost? These obstacles hinder the pursuit of a purposeful life. I firmly believe in everyone's potential to be the hero of their journey. With guidance and support, I aim to empower you. Whether it's individual counseling, coaching, or relational support, I'm here to assist in navigating and overcoming these challenges.

Allison Gates is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) who has 10 years of experience collaborating with a diverse population of individuals encompassing adults, teens, youth, couples, families, and groups needing psychotherapeutic counseling and support. Allison’s professional practice includes treating individuals amongst varying stages of human development and throughout the lifespan who may present with a variety of co-occurring conditions, including, but not limited to, life transitions, anxiety disorders, mood disorders, personality disorders, substance use disorders, dual diagnosis, eating disorders, trauma.

New Directions Counseling Center provides a welcoming, comfortable, confidential atmosphere. Our team consists of 8 therapists with various specialties and many years of collective experience. We offer traditional and Christian counseling for individuals, couples, and families. Issues addressed include: depression, anxiety, stress management, elder issues, loss and grief, addiction (including substance, exercise, and computer) relapse prevention, codependency, ACOA, parenting issues, child growth and development, pregnancy loss, infertility, postpartum depression, trauma, loss of vision, men's issues, job loss and more.

Do you need someone to talk to who will take the time to focus on you and listen carefully to your concerns? Do you struggle with worries, persistent sadness, loneliness, low self-esteem, family stressors, relationship difficulties or life changes? I provide therapy framed by safety and respect. The work unfolds uniquely to each client depending on his/her/their needs, strengths, interests, challenges and readiness for change. I will collaborate with you, support you, and help you gain the insight, perspective and skills necessary to feel better and move forward with your life in a way that makes sense to you.

Bob Renna is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) with more than 10 years of experience working extensively with children, teens, adults, and seniors who are struggling to cope with family conflict, dysfunctional relationships, chronic stress, anxiety, ADHD, behavioral issues, depression, OCD, oppositional defiance disorder (ODD), and much more.

Judy Ward is a Licenced Mental Health Clinician (LMHC) with over 30 years of experience in the mental health and substance abuse field. She is passionate about helping adults address their unique challenges and begin the journey to a healthy and fulfilling life. Judy specializes in substance abuse, depression, anxiety, and major life transitions.

I work with adults of all ages who come to therapy for many different reasons-from anxiety and depression, to relationship concerns, to the stresses of major life transitions. In my practice I strive to create an environment of safety, compassion, respect, and curiosity. I collaborate with my clients to help them bring clarity to their concerns, understand themselves better, and work toward positive change in their lives.

Keith Lombard is a graduate of Umass Boston with a BA in psychology and attended the Licensed Alcohol and Drug Addiction Counseling course in 2010. Keith has worked in the field of substance abuse for over 8 years and was employed by the Boston Public Health Commission before joining NEATC. Mr. Lombard has experience with individual and family counseling with the understanding that addiction is a family disease. Keith has received numerous awards for his devotion to helping those in recovery from city and state officials.