Therapists in 02116

The main focus of my work is helping couples recapture the relationship that is slipping away or has been broken by betrayal, disagreement, anger or lack of caring. I am also a divorce coach and parent coordinator. I work with individuals, couples and adult families, in a variety of modalities, to make life the best it can be.

I approach psychotherapy from a place of empathy and non-judgment. I tailor my treatment approach to each unique individual I work with, drawing from cognitive-behavioral, relational, dialectical-behavioral and motivational interviewing; assisting clients with both the here-and-now symptoms (e.g. anxiety, depression) and the underlying issues associated with those symptoms (e.g. relationship problems, identity issues, past experiences of trauma).

I work with adults and older adolescents with the challenges of mood disorders(depression), anxiety, stress, relationships, self esteem, major life transitions(marriage, divorce, loss) and college adjustment. The focus of my work is helping clients make positive changes in order to have greater balance in life. My optimistic approach is that growth is a transformative opportunity and can be achieved through the engagement with a competent and caring counselor. I would like to work with you to change negative thoughts, decrease feelings of anxiety and alter unhelpful patterns of behavior.

I believe that we are our own healers. Through discovering and connecting to our own source of love, compassion and self-leadership we are awakened to our gifts of inner wisdom and healing. The therapeutic journey can sometimes be lonely, dark, scary, and confusing, and I am here to be a voice of compassion, hope, clarity and encouragement, reminding you to connect to your inner strength and wisdom. I am here to support you in understanding and creating whatever this may be for you in your life, whether it is an emotional, social, spiritual, or environmental changes.

I am a bicultural and bilingual (English and Spanish) psychologist with areas of specialization and interest in high-stress occupations, substance use, anxiety, stress management, living in sync with your values, and relationship issues both personally and professionally. In addition to seeing individuals and couples, I also see co-founders and business partners who can benefit from improved communication and working relationship, to elevate the success of their shared goals, as well as their own growth.

At times, we might consider therapy when we want something in life but can't seem to get it; we feel stuck. Often, we tend to feel stuck when our coping strategies are no longer working. In therapy, we can gain insights into our coping strategies, such as how they developed, the important purpose they've served since childhood, and why we continue to use them even when they are no longer working. These insights can help us to eventually develop new coping strategies. I use an empathetic, encouraging, egalitarian, and holistic approach, along with humor, to connect with, understand, and support clients.

Accepting New Clients (Individuals and Couples)-Life can feel really overwhelming at times, especially when you are trying to manage the daily grind, while also being present in your personal and professional relationships. When you have a busy and demanding life your personal relationships often take a back burner and it’s hard to deal with problems effectively in the moment. Sometimes it’s easier to numb out or avoid with unhealthy habits. But, eventually these habits leave you feeling more stressed and disconnected, and problems that once appeared small snowball into larger issues.

I am skilled in working with young adults, adults, couples, & college students who are in a moments of doubt, transition and unease. If you are experiencing low moods, anxiety spirals and difficulty regulating emotions, you are in the right place. I specialize in working with clients to find the roots of their pains. I offer a safe space where we are free to explore how your childhood, relationships, and present environment have impacted who you are. I believe you are the expert of your own life, and empower you to make lasting changes.

Together, we will work to identify your inner strengths and resources that will aid you in self-discovery and growth. I utilize mindfulness and motivational interviewing approaches to further a client's journey towards positive change. My therapeutic approach is rooted in a relational framework and the belief that all healing takes place in the context of relationships. I focus on creating a trusting client-therapist relationship by providing a safe, supportive and encouraging space to help facilitate self-discovery and enduring change.

Are you tired of feeling overwhelmed by anxiety or weighed down by depression? Do you find yourself struggling to connect meaningfully with others, longing for deeper, more fulfilling relationships? Have you ever wished for effective tools to manage the racing thoughts and crippling worry that anxiety brings? Or perhaps you're seeking a way to lift the weight of depression and rediscover a sense of joy? Are you craving deeper connections with those around you? Do you yearn for communication and understanding in your relationships? I understand how these challenges can take a toll on your emotional well-being, and I'm here to support

Entering therapy is courageous. It can be a transformational space, a bridge from suffering to the discovery of choices that enable people to actively engage life. Depression, anxiety, fear and difficult feelings are not indicative of sickness, but rather signals that call for self-care, curiosity and empathy. I believe people's strengths are integral in the therapeutic process; I seek to help people access their humor, resilience, courage, intelligence, sensitivity and honesty throughout the healing process.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been trained to become a trauma therapist by Bessel van der Kolk who authored the book "The Body Keeps The Score." My goal is to provide a space in which you feel seen, heard and understood as that is what truly creates opportunities for growth, reflection and introspection. I specialize in trauma but work with clients from all different paths of life and backgrounds who are dealing with a broad array of matters including anxiety/depression, major life transitions, body image, relationship issues and overall self-discovery.

I am a clinical psychologist with faculty/staff appointments at McLean Hospital and Harvard Medical School. I believe that therapy should be collaborative, supportive, and warm, while also facilitating real change in clients' lives. You may benefit from working with me if you're feeling overwhelmed, stressed, angry, or lonely; or struggling with low self-esteem or lack of confidence. I can assist you in better managing relationship or family conflict, work- or school-related stress, parenting or caregiver stress, grief/loss, and major transitions.

I provide therapy to adolescents and adults struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, addictions, grief, post-partum depression, pregnancy loss, infertility, eating disorders, relationship problems, family issues, academic and occupational stress, life transitions, and physical illness. My background is eclectic. I have a masters degree in social work, education, and engineering. I also am a certified yoga teacher which I incorporate into my practice through mindfulness and relaxation techniques. I love to learn and always pursue advanced trainings to stay current in my practice. I am passionate and committed to my work with clients; it has enriched and deepened my life.

Dr. David is licensed in Massachusetts, California, and Florida, where he sees clients through Online Video Teletherapy sessions and in-person in MA. Dr. David received his Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the University of Southern California and completed both his clinical psychology internship and his neuropsychology post-doctoral residency at the UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior and Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital. He held a faculty appointment as Assistant Clinical Professor in the UCLA Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences where he supervised interns and residents for fifteen years.

**Availability on Monday evenings** Therapy can offer a space for healing, growth, and self-care. I have over 15 years of clinical experience helping those with mood disorders, anxiety disorders, addiction, self-esteem issues, relationship issues, parenting struggles, life changes, and identity issues. My style is collaborative; working together to create a compassionate, non-judgmental, and comfortable space to identify your goals and gain the courage to see them through.

My approach to psychotherapy is integrative, combining elements of psychodynamic and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), as well as mindfulness-based techniques and motivational interviewing. My therapeutic style is non-judgmental, respectful, and adaptable. I always strive to create a therapeutic experience that feels relevant and custom-tailored to my clients. I also hold certifications as a Financial Wellness Facilitator and am a Certified Wellness Practitioner with the National Wellness Institute.

Marissa is a dedicated and compassionate Licensed Mental Health Clinician (LMHC) here to help you on your journey to better mental health and well-being. Marissa holds a Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling from Suffolk University with over 5 years of experience, and is passionate about providing support to those facing a range of mental health challenges. With a background in anxiety disorders, trauma/PTSD, substance use disorders, mood disorders, and psychotic disorders, her extensive experience has allowed her to work with diverse individuals of all ages.

I offer compassionate custom-tailored individual and couples therapy to people seeking to make meaning of their experiences, to advance their self-understanding, and to improve the quality of their lives. I am also an AASECT-certified sex therapist who helps clients improve their sexual relationship with themselves and others. My approach is relational and warm, primarily from a strengths-based psychodynamic perspective with behavioral interventions drawing from CBT/DBT and mindfulness practice. I use an interactive style to help you clarify the root of struggles, identify barriers, and create pathways to move forward.