Therapists in Canton, MA

I consider it an honor and privilege to help people with the most intimate and challenging aspects of their being. I practice from a humanistic, psychodynamic foundation to help people explore conscious and unconscious patterns in order to draw connections, make meaning, and work towards desired changes. I offer subspecialties in the areas of depth psychology and body-based, somatic therapies. I have a strong focus on the mind-body connection and often incorporate personalized body-based techniques. I value holding space for life’s challenging questions and transitions while helping people access their inner strength and wisdom.

My name is Latifah Small, LSW. I am an individual therapist that works with teens, young adults on managing their mental health such as depression, anxiety, family, grief, relationships, As a therapist I normally work with individuals on grounding and coping skills to deal with mental health challenges. It is essential for me to work on building a therapeutic rapport to provide a virtual safe space for each individual. If you believe we are a good fit reach out to Bridgeway Health and wellness center and speak with the intake coordinator to ensure that Bridgeway takes your insurance.

The connection with your therapist is one of the most important predictors of whether or not therapy will be successful. I meet my clients with respect, compassion and great care. I am grateful that you are considering me as someone who can help. Many of the clients who have found me were dealing with issues like depression, anxiety, childhood traumatic experiences, self-doubt and others. They come to heal parts of themselves interfering with life goals and relationships. No matter the past experiences, we are able to change, grow and heal.

Are you at a point in your life where you are considering a change? The common denominator of people seeking therapy is their desire to change something in their lives. I am eager to engage in this journey of change with you toward a more fulfilling life. I work with clients dealing with depression, anxiety, trauma, and other issues. With my warm and interactive style, I will help you begin the process to positively change the narrative of your life. My nonjudgmental style puts clients at ease so they can open up.

Andrea Harte is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker who received her Masters in Social Work from New York University and her Bachelors in Psychology from Syracuse University. She has been a practicing therapist since 1995 and has also managed Outpatient Community Behavioral Health Centers for many years. Based on the unique needs of her patients, Andrea provides evidence based treatment to individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, stress management, substance use, divorce and other life altering adjustments.

Deciding to start therapy is a big step and finding a therapist that you connect with can feel like an overwhelming process. My first priority when meeting with a new client is to establish a relationship in which you feel safe, free from judgement, and able to communicate.

I individually tailor interventions and work collaboratively to help navigate through life's ups and downs. Treatment incorporates empirically based approaches with humor, homework, music, and other techniques. My caseload includes individuals presenting with depression, anxiety, sexual dysfunction, eating disorders, self-injury, body image difficulties, and/or other coping challenges. I treat men and women, teens and adults. I am also a Certified Yoga Teacher with specialized yoga training to treat eating disorders, sexual dysfunction, depression, trauma, and anxiety. I am a Licensed Body Positive facilitator as well.

I am a Latina therapist trained in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) and Internal Family Systems (IFS-Informed), who works with adolescents and adults in-person and via telehealth in the state of Massachusetts. I practice through a social justice, trauma-informed, and liberation health lens. I aim to create a therapeutic space that centers and uplifts the needs of people with marginalized identities and bodies, such as BIPOC, LGBTQIA+ and neurodiverse individuals.

For over a decade, I have worked with individuals struggling with a wide range of difficulties and acuity, including anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship difficulties, and personality disorders. I work particularly well with clients struggling with worry, anxiety, anger, and shame. I prioritize creating a warm, non-judgmental space where my clients can increase awareness of their emotional and relational patterns, including how difficulties relate to our larger context. My clients express appreciation for my transparent, collaborative, compassionate, & well-informed approach.

My coaching practice is compassion-based & uses tools like positive psychology, meditation & hypnotherapy to build confidence & resiliency. Clients include Millennials 20-45, Gen Xers 45-55, & Baby Boomers 56-74 dealing with relationships, career, concerns surrounding parenting, health issues/chronic illness (cancer, diabetes, thyroid disorders, COVID-19), LGBTQIA, disability, and grief from loss (job, parent/family member/friend, partner, child, home, bankruptcy, divorce/separation). My areas of expertise include life coaching, life transitions, love-relationships/dating, & confidence/self-esteem building.

You deserve so much credit for taking this important step toward making things better in life, and finding the right therapist is such a great place to start. I provide a safe, warm, highly collaborative, and nonjudgmental space to help you find your best way to cope with challenges, and become the greatest version of you. Clients have often expressed surprise at what they've learned about themselves in our sessions, and remark on how comfortable they feel to talk about very difficult things. My specialties include problems with anxiety, depression, stress, grief, trauma, relationships, life transitions, and health/medical issues.

Getting curious about things that have happened to you, who you are, and where you want to go allows you the opportunity to start living. Whether you have been in therapy most of your life, recently started exploring the option, or are filled with doubt about how talking with someone can actually help you feel better or more fulfilled, then you're in the right place. Here's your chance to get curious about some raw human emotions and learn how to lean into them with someone who supports you along your journey of self-discovery and inevitable growth.

Hello! My name is Shaneese Byrd (she/her) and I am a licensed Mental Health Counselor in the state of Massachusetts who has over 19 years of experience providing therapeutic services and case management to children, adolescents, and adults who seek help with depression, anxiety, PTSD, trauma, adjustment, along with other mental health needs. I love to lend a listening ear as well as motivate my client to become their best selves.

I help people who are struggling with depression, anxiety or who are simply unhappy with their lives. Using a method I call Health Realization I help my clients understand how to access their own inner health to provide more well-being and more satisfaction with daily life. Most of my clients report feeling happier and more satisfied with their lives as a result. They have a more positive perspective toward life in general and feel more joy and well-being.

Adolescence is a significant period of growth and change. For some youths, it can be a challenging time in life as they construct and solidify their identities. Using a collaborative approach, I assist adolescents to develop problem-solving skills, improve their communication and social connections, while identifying and managing their emotions and stressors. I help adolescents to have a greater understanding of who they are and who they want to become. Essentially, my goal is to give young people the tools and support they need to be their best selves while navigating through life's challenges.

Hannah holds a Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with an Art Therapy specialization from Lesley University. In practice Hannah has developed a holistic philosophy of mental health and well being, in which art blends perfectly. Art has the potential to engage the mind, body, and soul and is a modality that all ages can benefit from. Art brings a more meaningful and rich experience to sessions and provides an additional way for people to communicate. Art taps into the unconscious and is a different way to access information, because of this different parts of the self show up.

**I currently have daytime availability. Please email me, including your scheduling needs** I believe that everyone has the ability to grow, achieve, and overcome their struggles. Sometimes, though, that's easier said than done. My goal is to create a safe and welcoming space for my clients to explore themselves and learn effective tools to create positive change in their lives. I integrate many different treatment approaches in order to tailor treatment towards my clients' specific needs, including cognitive, behavioral, dialectic, dynamic, and relational techniques, taking a positive, strengths-based approach to treatment.

As a member of our community we know that maintaining good mental health is an ongoing process and one that requires a good fit between you and your provider. We understand the courage it takes to ask for help, so give yourself credit for taking this step. Our holistic approach targets a variety of needs from managing stress, to preparing for life changes, to coping with diagnoses supported by medication. Your treatment is tailored through individual assessments and treatment plans to keep things as unique as you are, whether you're an individual, couple, or family unit. (Licensed in AZ & MA)

I help clients struggling with ADHD, anxiety, stress, overthinking and overwhelm who feel scattered, insecure and out of touch with their purpose. As my client you may also be someone that is preoccupied by anxious or ruminating thoughts that you find it hard to concentrate or find in joy in the present moment. You may also be experiencing the psychosomatic (physical) symptoms of stress and anxiety and feel so busy that you are not sure where to even begin or get yourself organized enough to start a self-care routine. You are also fatigued and tired of feeling drained or sick all the time. You know it is time to make a change.