In Person Therapists in Neighborhood 9, Cambridge, MA

High functioning? Neurodiverse? Going through life transitions? Exhausted pretending to be someone you are not? Depressed? Anxious? Super successful but unhappy? Feeling you don't quite fit in? I can help you find your footing, become the best version of yourself and be happier. Reach out to schedule free clinical neuropsychology and psychotherapy pre-intake phone calls admin at cognicreate.com or +16179020567.

A deep and enduring intimacy is one of life's greatest treasures. Richard Borofsky is a couples therapist whose special gift is to help couples learn how to consciously enter into the experience of being present in a way that makes it possible for them to reconnect, to open their hearts and to transform hurts, resentments and mistrust into a deeper, more compassionate and lasting connection. Along with his wife Antra Borofsky, his partner for over 50 years, he also offers retreats and workshops for couples called, "Being Together: The Art of Loving."

I see therapy as a unique opportunity to try out new ways of relating: with more honesty, more curiosity, more courage. I work with adults, couples, adolescents, and families of all ages and configurations who are seeking greater joy, ease, and satisfaction in their lives and relationships. The search for a therapist may begin with a crisis or trauma, or might be a step in a more gradual process of self-searching and growth. Whatever brings you to this moment, you are likely hoping to feel different in some way than you do today.

The poet David Whyte writes, "Let my history then be a gate unfastened to a new life and not a barrier to my becoming. Let me find the ghosts and histories and barely imagined future of this world, and let me now have the innocence to grow just as well in shadow or light." Coming to therapy can help release you from the confining narratives of your history and help you discover a future you might not have previously imagined. I will work with you to hear from your pain and how that pain might be speaking to you.

My name is Meghan, and I am a social worker at the New England Center for OCD and Anxiety. I work with children, teenagers, and young adults who are looking for support with challenges related to OCD, anxiety, and related disorders.

Therapy is one way to identify and move through feelings and issues that are either long or short standing. Helping yourself and giving yourself the space and permission to explore, forgive, and grow is a human right. I specialize in treating depression, anxiety, trauma, Personality and Bipolar disorders; utilizing a psychodynamic base to build a daily functionality in which you can move forward in your life. Psychodynamic therapy relies on you identifying and bringing forth how you are feeling, thinking and noticing about yourself. I am here to listen, reflect and support you.

We are experienced, interactive, feminist therapists who believe that the therapy relationship must be compassionate, trustworthy, and genuine. We work with people experiencing depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, and conflicts in relationships. We also have developed expertise on the treatment of substance abuse, the widespread effects of violence against women (incest, rape, battering, and harassment), eating disorders, addictions, parenting issues, and problems in the workplace. In our initial meetings with clients, we work to develop realistic goals and a time frame for therapy. Throughout the therapeutic process, we help clients identify strengths as well as problem areas.

Adeline Dettor is dedicated to empowering couples, young adults in their twenties, and working professionals to break free from the grip of painful emotions and unproductive relationship patterns. Her expertise with grief, anxiety, depression, and trauma are accompanied by an approach to therapy that creates space for curiosity and for seemingly small and inconsequential observations to grow into life-altering insights.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist in Massachusetts specializing in working with individuals with obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), anxiety, and related issues. I am committed to the delivery, optimization, and dissemination of evidence-based treatments, particularly Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP). My approach to treatment itself involves exploring the connections between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, and working with my clients to implement strategies that are most useful in addressing those areas.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker at the New England Center for OCD and Anxiety and work with children, adolescents, and adults. I have experience helping people struggling with anxiety, OCD, and related disorders. My goal is to help individuals and families live in alignment with their values and utilize skills to overcome their fears! I value bringing compassion, authenticity, and fun to the therapy space. I firmly believe that progress is not linear, and enjoy helping individuals and families navigate their goals and build resilience.

A deep and enduring intimacy is one of life's greatest treasures. Antra Borofsky is a couples therapist whose special gift is to help couples learn how to consciously enter into the experience of being present in a way that makes it possible to reconnect, open one's heart and to transform hurts, resentments and fears into a deeper, more compassionate and lasting connection. With her husband, Dr. Richard Borofsky, her partner for 45 years, she also offers retreats and workshops for couples called, "Being Together: The Art of Loving" and "Being Together: The Mindful Practice of Intimacy."

In working together I will encourage you to find your own "clear voice" by connecting with your values, sorting out conflicts, and developing new skills. Most importantly, our work involves connecting to your own inner strength. My clients describe me as an astute listener who provides them with a warm and grounded place in which to expand understanding and to learn new and practical approaches. Therapeutic work we do together will often result in your improved ability to "unstick" stuck relationships, get unblocked and communicate more effectively, as well as making meaningful decisions that fit for you.

I work at New England Center for OCD and anxiety (NECOA) where I see children, adolescents, and adults. I also lead a Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions (SPACE) group and soon a mindfulness group as well. My experience includes working with trauma, ADHD, anxiety, OCD, and depression. Having spent three decades in urban public schools with children and families and returning after the pandemic, I am acutely aware of how COVID has impacted the emotional wellbeing of so many. Please join me in practicing the strategies that will support you to regroup as you remember your inner strength.

Eliza Kaplan, LCSW (she/her/hers) is a clinical social worker who specializes in working with teens and adults, particularly those struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, and relationship issues. She takes an approach that is rooted in compassion and curiosity, and balances helping clients build insight and providing them with directive feedback when needed. She is particularly adept at at people who are feeling stuck in their lives and overwhelmed on how to move forward.

I was trained as a clinical social worker, and have advanced, post-graduate training in psychoanalysis and group therapy. I enjoy working with a wide range of clients, whether that be an individual's social identity and age, or the issues and struggles that one is working on in their life.

Major life transitions can leave you feeling unsure of who you are or how to move forward. Decisions that once seemed black or white can become muddled. Constantly being reminded of the past may make it seem impossible to navigate your present. It might be unclear if you're on the brink of real change or caught in the same old patterns. It's easy to feel lost and alone if you don't have anyone who can really understand and empathize with your situation.

Welcome. I delight working alongside people of all ages individually, as a family, and with groups. At different life stages, we all navigate growth spurts such as starting school/college, jobs, relationships, moving into elderhood. Figuring ourselves out - our inner wishes, styles, patterns, relationships and how to enact them - often benefits from exploration, support and guidance. I bring experience in multicultural, multisystemic and multimodal problem-solving to these turning points that can include expressive, mindfulness, CBT, etc. I've particularly worked for years alongside children and the adults who care for them(c).

I am a social worker at the New England Center for OCD and Anxiety helping clients of all ages. I have experience helping people struggling with OCD, anxiety, and related disorders, and particularly enjoy working with neurodivergent, queer, and gender nonconforming clients. My goals are your goals. I am a firm believer that I, as your therapist, should not be someone that is telling you what kind of person you should be. I am the resource and guide on your journey to transform into the version of yourself you would most like to be. Your life is your story, and you deserve the tools to write it.

I see individuals to help integrate experiences - some of which are not in conscious awareness - and help them find meaning and acceptance. We work together to regulate the nervous system, manage stress, and build emotional resources. We also work on forming a healthy narrative, as well as more adaptive behaviors and perceptions about oneself in the world.