Adults Therapists in Medford, MA

I am an expressive art therapist, I work primarily with neurodivergent, LGBTQIA+ people who struggle to feel seen and validated in the healthcare system and American capitalist systems at large. I enjoy working with people who are seeking a therapist with overlapping lived experiences. I highly value feedback and open communication with clients. In my opinion, the therapeutic relationship is the most important part of good therapy and mutual respect is critical to that. I love working with many age groups ranging from teens to adults.

While we may not always have control over all aspects of our lives, we have control over how we choose to react, how we make meaning of our situation, and most importantly how we grow from the challenges presented to us. I work with adults throughout the lifespan, from young adults to older adults, in an individual and group therapy setting. I specialize in working with depression, anxiety, trauma, identity development, life transitions, and navigating relationships. I love working with clients who recognize the need for change in their lives and are motivated to work towards bettering their relationship with themselves and others.

Are you or your teen looking for a supportive and non-judgmental environment to explore feelings and navigate life transitions? If so, we might be a good fit! I have experience working with individuals from all walks of life, including those on the autism spectrum, those with chronic conditions, college students, and young adults.

Nicholas is currently accepting new clients! He enjoys working with a variety of issues, including but not limited to anxiety, body dysmorphia, trauma and PTSD. Nicholas has experience working with young adults, adults, and with members of the LGBTQIA+ community. Nicholas works with clients to focus on the internal work, prompting change from within to effect how clients respond to stressors in their environment. We will work together to determine the root cause of the problem to establish a strong foundation to execute effective change.

I love what I do after 29 years and have worked in a wide range of settings, with a range of people working on a wide range of issues. I enjoy building rapport with new clients and believe it's essential to put all clients at ease by being attentive, warm and validating. I meet you where you are. After 2 - 3 visits determine if we are a match; I've met too many clients who've continued with providers they didn't find helpful. I want you to find who you need. Lastly, I am not a 'nodder', I provide verbal support, and feedback so you know you are not alone as your share your story, struggles and strengths. You deserve great care.

Getting to the other side of struggles with self-confidence, finding your voice and shifting your mindset takes a desire for change. Wanting to be your authentic self, with no apologies requires a level of commitment to discovery of your past and pushing into your future with no regrets. In order to conquer these goals, you must answer your why to give meaning to your now.

TL;DR: Me: (Over)Educated with psychology degrees and training; requisite therapeutic characteristics of compassion and empathy, bonus: sense of humor. Works with adults across different presenting problems, integrating several treatment modalities.

Hi there! My name is Erin and I'm a therapist at Mountain View Therapy. I'm deeply passionate about providing mental health care for all and firmly believe that Narrative Therapy offers the best approach to exploring each person's unique story and the hopes they hold for their lives. Our counseling practice is grounded in the principles of Narrative Therapy, recognizing the profound impact of stories in shaping lives, relationships, and communities. Through Narrative Therapy, we strive to assist our clients in discovering the narratives that support their preferred lives.

I am an empathetic clinician passionate about your wellness and struggles. I foster a comfortable and encouraging environment where you will feel welcomed, heard, and supported. Striving to live a fulfilling life often requires addressing unspoken trauma, conquering fear of making changes, and acquiring the skills to handle complicated relationships. Using traditional, expressive art, play, or transitional methods, I have helped children, young and older adults with a variety of mental health challenges. I will work with you to manage depression, anxiety, grief, trauma and difficult life transitions.

I enjoy working collaboratively with adults and adolescents navigating identity exploration and development, relationship challenges, and transitions. Many of my clients are LGBTQ+, Autistic, college students, or those who may be wondering about the intersection of queerness and neurodivergence. I strive to meet clients where they are at and work collaboratively to identify needs and goals.

Allie has vast experience working with children, adolescents, adults and couples combined. She believes that every client is the expert in their own lives. Although her most recent background was spent working with children and adolescents struggling with trauma, depression, anxiety and in some cases in crisis, Allie enjoys working with adults and couples and finds fulfillment in creating a safe space for them to express their needs and wants in a judgement free environment. She has experience helping people improve both themselves and their relationships.

You want a fulfilling life. And I want that for you! Do any of these OCD or anxiety symptoms sound familiar? Repetitive thoughts, ritualized habits, or phobias. Feeling like you're going to explode if something is out of place. You haven't contacted a friend in so long that you're embarrassed, so you're afraid to call/text. Nervous you'll do something out of character, inappropriate, or accidentally insulting to others. I can help you navigate the discomfort of worry, panic, rumination, and avoidance, while moving toward balance and emotional freedom. Less anxiety, more YOU!

Through working with children, adolescents, and adults, Marina is often approached by parents who have a concern about their child. Contemporary parenting is challenging. In the Internet Age, it can also be isolating, as parents may compare their children and family to idealized social media versions of peer families. If left unchecked, anxiety can take hold of one’s body and mind with inevitable repercussions on the family system. Working with Marina, families can learn to move past negative cycles of blame, guilt, and stress and toward more positive responses such as appropriate validation and support.

Tayler’s clinical focus is with trauma, the LGBTQIA+ community, depression, all types of anxiety disorders, chronic mental illnesses, and personality disorders. Tayler has worked in human services in a diverse group of clinical settings. Settings such as; ABA therapy in-home, residential for children and adults with eating disorders, day treatment for adults with severe mental illnesses, outpatient therapy for children through adulthood, school based therapy, and in a variety of in-home treatments focused on adolescents and families who are a part of the LGBTQIA+ community.

It takes courage to seek support during difficult times. Feeling stuck by the challenges in our lives is a common difficulty we all face. While the path towards healing can feel overwhelming at first, I am committed to providing a safe and supportive environment where you can openly discuss your experiences, feel supported, and work towards realistic solutions. As a licensed clinical psychologist, my focus is on helping children, adults, and parents facing a range of emotional, behavioral, and relationship difficulties.

Hi, I'm Hannah, a therapist at Mountain View Therapy! I enjoy working with emerging adults, partners, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community. I am passionate about providing affirming and curious spaces for exploration of identity and moments of transition for individuals and partners.

Allison loves working individually with adults and young adults as well as with children and adolescents and their families. Allison enjoys helping people with a variety of mental illnesses, including, but not limited to, depression, anxiety, and behavioral challenges in kids. Allison also enjoys helping people with general stress related to changes in life or general dissatisfaction with parts of your life. Allison also enjoys working with people who need help finding their own independence and/or need support with setting boundaries with others.

I am a queer, licensed therapist with several years of experience in community and private therapy. I treat adolescents and adults with depression, anxiety and personality disorders. I create an open and safe environment where thoughts and feelings can be shared without fear of judgment. I am DBT-trained and treats clients from this foundation of knowledge, and can provide skills training and therapy.

Omega Therapy Practice is a full service counseling service offering several approaches to meeting the needs of a diverse and inclusive clientele including first generation immigrants, professionals of color, the LBGTQ+ community and fellow residents of Massachusetts. As a licensed mental health counselor who is bicultural and bilingual, fluent in Haitian-Creole and semi-fluent in French, I am uniquely qualified to help adolescents, adults and families from various ethic & cultural backgrounds.