In Person Therapists in Hopkinton, MA
Through The Trees Therapy, LLC is a team of mental health clinicians that strive to provide personalized, high-quality care for children, teens, and adults, couples, families, and parent support We believe that everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses, and sometimes we just need the help and guidance of someone else to help us uncover what they are and help us navigate what they mean. Our team values individualized care and evidenced-based practice and believes each client's situation is unique. Each clinician has their own specialties and we work diligently to create a partnership that will have the best success.
Through The Trees Therapy, LLC is a team of mental health clinicians that strive to provide personalized, high-quality care for children, teens, and adults, couples, families, and parent support We believe that everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses, and sometimes we just need the help and guidance of someone else to help us uncover what they are and help us navigate what they mean. Our team values individualized care and evidenced-based practice and believes each client's situation is unique. Each clinician has their own specialties and we work diligently to create a partnership that will have the best success.
Elizabeth Daniels
Counselor, MA, LMHC
Verified Verified
2 Endorsed
Hopkinton, MA 01748
Not accepting new clients
In my practice I offer therapy for children, adolescents, and families, helping clients learn new ways to successfully cope with current stresses. I help young people who are struggling with depression, anxiety, divorce, bereavement, trauma and adjustment issues. My specialty areas include helping both children and adolescents cope with their concerns and develop a healthy sense of self.
In my practice I offer therapy for children, adolescents, and families, helping clients learn new ways to successfully cope with current stresses. I help young people who are struggling with depression, anxiety, divorce, bereavement, trauma and adjustment issues. My specialty areas include helping both children and adolescents cope with their concerns and develop a healthy sense of self.
Lisa Sanchez O'Brien
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW
Verified Verified
Hopkinton, MA 01748
Not accepting new clients
Different life stages and transitions come with their own unique challenges. Change is a part of life and how we react and meet these changes has a direct impact on our overall well being. Past experiences also influence our reactions. These challenges may make us feel overwhelmed or as if we may be “stuck". Sometimes assistance is needed in helping identify these feelings and stressors so that steps towards healthy responses and reactions can occur. My goal for providing counseling is to provide a safe and nurturing environment where clients can look at both short term and long standing issues and address how to best manage them.
Different life stages and transitions come with their own unique challenges. Change is a part of life and how we react and meet these changes has a direct impact on our overall well being. Past experiences also influence our reactions. These challenges may make us feel overwhelmed or as if we may be “stuck". Sometimes assistance is needed in helping identify these feelings and stressors so that steps towards healthy responses and reactions can occur. My goal for providing counseling is to provide a safe and nurturing environment where clients can look at both short term and long standing issues and address how to best manage them.
Dorene Calmus
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
Verified Verified
Hopkinton, MA 01748
Not accepting new clients
I have been in the field of social work for 36 years, with 14 of those years in an inpatient psychiatric setting for adolescents with chronic mental health and trauma issues. I work with children, teens, adults, and families, and have an extensive practice with trauma related issues, including sexual trauma. An active participant in the therapeutic process, I provide insight, feedback, and thoughtful questions to assist individuals to recognize their strengths, utilize their coping skills, and reclaim their voice in order to lead a more fulfilled affirmative life.
I have been in the field of social work for 36 years, with 14 of those years in an inpatient psychiatric setting for adolescents with chronic mental health and trauma issues. I work with children, teens, adults, and families, and have an extensive practice with trauma related issues, including sexual trauma. An active participant in the therapeutic process, I provide insight, feedback, and thoughtful questions to assist individuals to recognize their strengths, utilize their coping skills, and reclaim their voice in order to lead a more fulfilled affirmative life.
Welcome to my practice. I have been helping people of all ages who are struggling with a variety of life's challenges ranging from general stress, anxiety and depression, grief and loss, to the aftermath of severe traumas. I understand that often times the decision to enter therapy and to share the experience of pain and stress can be extraordinarily challenging. I consider my style to be warm, gentle and highly supportive, helping clients identify their strengths and resources as we work together toward your healing.
Welcome to my practice. I have been helping people of all ages who are struggling with a variety of life's challenges ranging from general stress, anxiety and depression, grief and loss, to the aftermath of severe traumas. I understand that often times the decision to enter therapy and to share the experience of pain and stress can be extraordinarily challenging. I consider my style to be warm, gentle and highly supportive, helping clients identify their strengths and resources as we work together toward your healing.
Kelley Smith, LICSW
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW, PMH-C
Verified Verified
5 Endorsed
Hopkinton, MA 01748
Not accepting new clients
Change is part of life, but you don't understand why it feels this hard. You are feeling stuck, overwhelmed, and listening to those negative thoughts playing in your head. You can’t stop judging yourself or figure out how to do things differently. Possibly life took a turn, such as death, divorce, illness, or trauma. Or a transition is ahead such as pregnancy, marriage, or an empty nest, a time that you think you should feel happy. Though, you have mixed feelings, which brings you back to that self-judging cycle.
Change is part of life, but you don't understand why it feels this hard. You are feeling stuck, overwhelmed, and listening to those negative thoughts playing in your head. You can’t stop judging yourself or figure out how to do things differently. Possibly life took a turn, such as death, divorce, illness, or trauma. Or a transition is ahead such as pregnancy, marriage, or an empty nest, a time that you think you should feel happy. Though, you have mixed feelings, which brings you back to that self-judging cycle.
Gabrielle Marie Siraco
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
Verified Verified
Hopkinton, MA 01748
Not accepting new clients
Living with stress, anxiety, and/or depression can be exhausting. Learning strategies to manage symptoms can be liberating. I work with adolescents and adults who are looking for ways to manage a variety of concerns -from the stress of daily life to major mental illness and trauma.
Living with stress, anxiety, and/or depression can be exhausting. Learning strategies to manage symptoms can be liberating. I work with adolescents and adults who are looking for ways to manage a variety of concerns -from the stress of daily life to major mental illness and trauma.
Zachary Aggott
Counselor, MA, LMHC
Verified Verified
3 Endorsed
Hopkinton, MA 01748
Not accepting new clients
You're not lazy. Motivation doesn't exist in a vacuum. For you to make a change, you have to be convinced it's worth your effort; you need to know that changing will help. A lot of problems that bring folks to therapy (drinking/smoking too much, doom scrolling, binge-eating, isolating, "lack of motivation") are strategic ways of avoiding a larger problem. We start doing these things to help or cope in the short-term, and sometimes it's at the cost of our long-term well-being. Counseling can help you find your balance.
You're not lazy. Motivation doesn't exist in a vacuum. For you to make a change, you have to be convinced it's worth your effort; you need to know that changing will help. A lot of problems that bring folks to therapy (drinking/smoking too much, doom scrolling, binge-eating, isolating, "lack of motivation") are strategic ways of avoiding a larger problem. We start doing these things to help or cope in the short-term, and sometimes it's at the cost of our long-term well-being. Counseling can help you find your balance.
