Therapists in 02129

Hi, I’m John. I love to work with couples, and will also work with individuals looking to improve their relationships, especially with the hope (but not the requirement) their partner will join us. Does your relationship with your partner seem like a constant challenge to make it work, to see each other as you once did? I can help you understand what is going on between you, to communicate in a way that gives you each a broader perspective on your relationship so that you can learn to know what each other feels and find a way to work together as a team to make your relationship more fulfilling and less stressful.

February 2024 UPDATE: I have limited therapy slots (in person only) during the day on Tuesdays. I specialize in adult clients struggling with relationship issues, anxiety, depression, life transitions, and self-confidence. As a therapist, I recognize that life doesn’t always come easy. Relationships can be tricky and life changes can make us feel vulnerable and anxious. Simply put, being human is complicated. Therapy with me will give you the safe space you deserve to talk about life's challenges and navigate through them effectively.

I'm a neurodiverse, Hispanic, LMHC ready to help identify and accomplish goals based on your needs. Experienced with diverse populations and advocating for culturally relevant mental health treatment. I follow a dynamic approach, meeting people where they're at and building on strengths. / Consejera hispana y neurodiversa, lista para ayudar a identificar y lograr metas que se ajusten a tu necesidad. Tengo experiencia con comunicades diversas y abogando por servicios de salud mental culturalmente sensibles y accesibles. Sigo un acercamiento terapéutico psicodinámico; ajustado a la necesidad actual y construyendo desde las fortalezas.

Do you find yourself worrying about things that haven’t even happened yet? Anticipating the worst? Overthinking every little thing and letting your feelings spiral out of control? Are you a people pleaser but then find yourself overwhelmed, frustrated, irritable and always putting everyone else’s needs ahead of your own? Does everything feel harder than you think it should? Symptoms of anxiety and depression are often exacerbated by the way we think about and perceive a situation. Changing the way we think we can, in turn, change how we feel.

Judenie Dabel is a recent graduate student seeking her LMHC with unique experience and background. She is a Haitian-American born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts. Her clinical training started on a Domestic Violence team for an outpatient non-profit. She continued her training at a Black and woman-founded telehealth counseling clinic. She has worked with clients from ages 4 to 40. Judenie enjoys working with teens, young adults, and adults. She specializes in working with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, and other related challenges.

Are you a parent of a high-achieving adolescent or college student who seems to be withdrawing from school and from their friends? COVID created treacherous hurdles that high school and college students had to navigate including lack of socializing with peers and not having adequate support from teachers and inadequate learning opportunities for them to develop into confident students. Competition is now relentless due to 24 hour access to social media and kids just don't have enough down time to unplug. Are you a veteran of any of the conflicts in Afghanistan or Iraq?

Do you feel you've been living just to get through the days? Or that your past experiences in life are holding you back from what you'd really like to be doing? I may be able to help. Coming to therapy can be one of the most difficult decisions one chooses to make. Whether it's your first time, fifth time, or transitioning from a long history with a previous therapist, change can be very hard. Feeling the right connection is an important building block of treatment success.

Do you feel unappreciated, unseen, and unheard? Do you often put the needs of others before your own because “That’s the way things have always been”? Are you questioning your purpose in life, feeling lost, as if life is happening “to you”? Are you struggling to make time for yourself, feel stressed, or overwhelmed? Do you find making time for yourself, relationships, work, or health challenging?Whether you are dealing with cycles of anxiety, depression, a relationship, significant life transition, or you feel overwhelmed as a single parent of a child with special needs, I'm here to help.

If you are looking for a warm, welcoming place to discuss any issue, thought, or problem you've been dealing with without judgment or closed-mindedness, then I could be a great fit for you! I have a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology, and I'm licensed as a mental health counselor in Massachusetts. I have a very friendly, laid-back personality and am always eager to help and use a lot of humor in my general approach; however, I am also very comfortable working through serious and difficult subjects in a calm, supportive way. I'm a very happy, positive person and can always find a silver lining in almost any situation!

Accepting New Clients for telehealth and selective in-person appointments. As the world gets more and more complicated so does our ability to manage its day-to-day stressors. Many of us find ourselves battling depression, anxiety, interpersonal problems, trauma, and loss. My sessions offer nonjudgmental, confidential support. My specialization is providing evidence-based, best practice, Trauma Informed Approach, CBT and DBT.

I am licensed in the state of Massachusetts and Florida. I attended a Christian college for my undergraduate degree at Eastern Nazarene a college affiliated through the church of the Nazarene. The social work department at the college mirrored and was taught social work through a Christian perspective and philosophies taken from the stories of the bible. I completed my graduate degree at Simmons School of Social Work in Boston Massachusetts, getting an MSW, and an Urban Leadership certificate.

Are you high-functioning at work and wish you could apply those same skills to your relationship issues or struggles with recent life changes? Do you wish you could find that same level of motivation and confidence you experience professionally when it comes to making changes in your personal life? Do you find yourself taking care of everyone else, but have a hard time being kind to yourself?

Hi, I am Lisa Massaro, LMFT providing virtual sessions. I am a Christian therapist and Certified Life Coach. I work with women ages 18 and up. My passion is helping them learn to stand strong in their individual beauty, spiritual strength and confident voice. you ever looked in the mirror and thought to yourself: "I used to be more adventurous. I had more courage to advocate for myself and set appropriate boundaries. I took better care of my physical, spiritual and emotional self. I used to nurture my friendships. I said I DO and then gained all this weight! Where did I go?"

Azizi Carle is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker in the states of Massachusetts and Texas who has over 10 years of experience counseling adults, children, and families. Azizi, better known as Zee, has worked with individuals seeking help for depression, trauma, anger, loss, women's issues, and relationship concerns. She completed her Bachelor of Arts in Communication from Framingham State College and received her Masters in Social Work from Simmons College.

As a humanistic therapist, I believe that healing is both a universal capacity and a profoundly personal process. My goal is to help you discover and expand your unique healing process, and to release the blocks that prevent you from realizing your potential. I have ten years’ experience in the mental health field, supporting clients in coping with depression, anxiety, grief, relationship challenges, difficulties with trust and self-esteem, life transitions, trauma, and a myriad of other challenges.

I specialize in supporting individuals in demanding academic or professional settings. My clients often struggle with anxiety, perfectionism, imposter syndrome, and stress. I offer tools to recognize ineffective coping strategies such as self-indulgence, self-sabotage, rumination, and possible addictive behaviors that drain motivation and confidence. I provide evidence-based, practical processes and exercises tailored to challenge distorted beliefs and shift towards actions that lead to overcoming obstacles and achieving success.

My approach is rooted in empathy, understanding, and empowerment. I work to create a safe and nurturing environment where you can explore your challenges, uncover your strengths, and chart a course towards lasting transformation. Whether you're struggling with addiction, coping with past traumas, or simply seeking support through life's ups and downs, I am here to help each step of the way.

A successful experience in psychotherapy begins with choosing a therapist who best meets your needs and goals. The act of talking, in of itself, will not get you where you want to go. You need to talk to a therapist who has the training and the experience to understand where you are at, and the skills to help you move forward. I am an innovative, trauma-informed therapist who has worked with a diverse population of clients. I enable clients to manage difficult feelings and concerns while exploring with them the internal obstacles to personal growth.

Madeline Lydon is a Master's-educated Counselor with over 3 years of professional experience. She has worked with a wide variety of populations including children, couples, individuals, and members of the LGBT community. Within these diverse populations, she helps clients seeking services around depression, anxiety, relationship issues, trauma, and major life adjustments or transitions. She completed her Bachelors at the University of Delaware and received Masters of Sciences in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Massachusetts in Boston.