Anxiety Therapists in Cambridge, MA

Do You Feel Overwhelmed by Anxiety and Stress? At Brighter Life Therapy, we understand how challenging it can be to manage anxiety and stress, whether it's due to work, school, or personal life. You may experience constant worry, difficulty concentrating, or feelings of tension. Social situations might feel intimidating, or you may deal with panic attacks that leave you feeling out of control.

I specialize in clients with anxiety, depression, navigating life transitions, coping with chronic illness, and caregiver fatigue. My approach for clients is goal oriented and my focus is for us to work to address longstanding issues and also provide you with new insights or skills to help you develop effective, sustainable strategies for daily coping to renew your natural resilience. If you are new to therapy, or are looking to return after a break, we can work towards your goals to lead you towards a better quality of life and a more mindful way of being.

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.

Squire has over 20 years of counseling experience working in college counseling centers, community mental health clinics, and private practice settings on a wide range of issues including anxiety and related disorders, depression and mood dysregulation, and life transitions that may generate distress and discomfort. He works with clients who are culturally quite diverse in terms of their race/ethnicity, spiritual/religious beliefs, sexual/gender identity and expression, and learning and physical abilities, and he recognizes that delivering multiculturally responsive psychotherapy is essential for his clients.

William Arthur Ward once said, "We can choose to throw stones, to stumble on them, to climb over them, or to build with them." The passion I carry for the therapeutic process is not only founded on my training and education but also my personal experience. I have faith in one's capacity for growth that comes from the willingness to be honest and courage to face difficult issues. In this life we will encounter many stones in our path. It is up to each individual to choose what they will do with them.

My mantra is that therapy, good therapy, should create some sort of movement. Whether it’s helping you create actual, tangible change in your life or helping move along an internal conversation that you can’t seem to make progress in, my job is to help you get wherever you're trying to go.

I believe strongly in the resilience of people, and that a healthy therapeutic relationship can promote trust, healing, and personal growth. I believe that successful therapy is predicated on having a strong therapeutic alliance; the connection and collaborative relationship between the client and therapist. Taking a strength-based perspective, I listen deeply and reflectively to sustain a non-judgmental and safe environment. I am passionate about helping clients fully process past experiences and thrive in relationships with themselves, others, and the world around them.

I help individuals struggling with anxiety, panic, OCD, perfectionism, self-esteem, depression, and life stress/transitions. I’ve worked with and enjoy working with neurodivergent individuals, parents, students (graduate/undergraduate), medical residents, and individuals who are working on figuring out who they are and what they want in life.

Anna Duggan is a Mental Health Therapist working towards her license as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in Massachusetts. She graduated with a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Marist College and a bachelor’s degree in psychology from The University of the South. Anna has worked with young adults & adults in various therapeutic settings. Her experience includes working at an intensive outpatient clinic and a university counseling center. Whatever you may be experiencing, whether it be high stress, sadness, relationship troubles, or something else entirely, Anna is well-equipped to support you.

Are you experiencing overwhelming change and looking for a place to sort through it? Do you feel trapped by your anxious thoughts? You may seek to deepen insight, heal, or free yourself from a near constant state of distress. Perhaps you are experiencing anxiety, a major life transition, or difficulties in your relationships. You may also have lived with trauma or chronic illness and wish to have a space that's safe and free of judgment in order to process your experiences and move forward with a renewed sense of purpose and understanding.

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.

There is no wrong reason to seek therapy, what’s important is that you’re here. As a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Alex has a variety of experiences as she has worked in addiction services, a day treatment center, and outpatient therapy conducting individual and group therapy counseling sessions with adolescents and adults. Currently, they primarily work with folks on matters relating to gender, sexuality, trauma, anxiety, ADHD, and adjusting to various life events. Alex believes that you are the expert of your life, so they primarily utilize a compassion-focused, strengths-based approach.

I strive to offer connected, creative, and effective psychotherapy for clients who are working through a life transition, managing anxiety, depression, or other difficulties. I work to build upon an individual's resilience and strengths to help them move forward.

I specialize in treating children, teens, and adults with OCD, anxiety, or related issues, and have nearly 30 years of experience. My goal is to help individuals who are struggling to build lives that they love - and it is an honor to journey with them to grow and thrive. My approach includes CBT (Exposure and Response Prevention; ERP) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). I provide individual and group therapy, consultation, assessment, and transition services for youth moving across levels of care. I also supervise and train for other clinicians, nationally and internationally.

August Update: Mon/Wed/Thurs availability. I help those struggling with anxiety, trauma, grief, depression, relationship challenges, and life transitions. In a fast-paced culture, we often feel pressured to achieve, impress, and perform. It is essential to have a space to slow down and explore challenging aspects of our lives, be it within ourselves, our relationships, academic and professional realms, or past life experiences that continue to have an impact today. Therapy provides a safe environment to identify and work through these challenges and learn skills that can shift our thoughts and behaviors in a healthy direction.

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 board-Licensed Mental Health Counselor and an Alcohol and Drug Counselor. I received a Bachelor's degree in Human Development/Education from Lesley College and a Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling from Springfield College. My experience includes advocacy work for children and families, parenting education groups, family education assemblies on substance abuse as well as individual and group therapy in community mental health settings and in private practice.

Therapy often deals with intense feelings and experiences, and I believe it should also be infused with humor, creativity, and a focus on the whole person. I strive to build trusting, safe, and authentic relationships with my clients to encourage openness and pave the way to fruitful therapy. I love working with teenagers and adults navigating life transitions; stress around school, work, and relationships; gender and sexual identity exploration; and anxiety and perfectionism. I have particular expertise in and passion for working with LGBTQ+ individuals.

I provide client-centered psychotherapy services that are tailored to the needs of each client. I draw from a variety of theoretical orientations including Psychodynamic (insight oriented) and behavioral (skills oriented) treatment approaches.