In Person Therapists in Worcester, MA

I have been working with families who are in crisis ( children with behavioral issues and teens who have trouble functioning). I have extensive experience with substance abuse (heroin,pills, and alcohol) issues, that have been affecting teens/parents. I can help parents and couples, dealing with relationship problems-many times tantruming children or depressed/anxious teens are a factor. Working with the entire family, or just the individual is my specialty. I have experience working with children who have trauma history, ADHD, anxiety or depression. I am able to assist parents in deciphering the IEP/504 options, if needed.

Sometimes, the bravery it takes to step into the life you want for yourself can be shaken by the allure of familiarity- old patterns of behavior and thinking can be both maddening and comforting simultaneously. When the desire to change begins to outweigh the comfort associated with the ways you've always done things, knowing how to show up in the world in new ways is daunting. Helping you decipher the functions of unhelpful behavior patterns, release what is no longer serving you, and enhance the areas of your life that align with your ideal self are core to the work we will do together.

Immediate availability for psychiatric medication management with our psychiatric nurse practitioner for individuals ages 16 and up. The mission of Cornerstone Behavioral Health is to provide comprehensive, state of the art behavioral health services by meeting all neuropsychological, assessment, psychiatric and cognitive behavioral therapy needs of our clientele (children, adolescents and adults) in our roles as diagnosticians, therapists, and consultants.

I do my best work with adolescents and adults. I meet clients where they are and listen and validate each one's personal story. I work with clients to identify strengths and gently challenge beliefs or behaviors that are no longer serving them. I draw metaphors from nature and emphasize the practice of mindfulness.

"My name is Tina Brien-Matthews. I am a licensed clinician with a focus in substance abuse, grief, depression, anxiety, and dual diagnosis. I want to help you get to a peaceful place in life that you have been looking for. The power of listening is the power to heal. In over my 20 years of therapy experience, I have worked in group settings, run family sessions, worked with individuals, veterans, substance abuse, transgender clients, prisoners, and with a variety of clients with different needs."

You: "Enough is enough". You're ready for personal change. And now it's time to choose a therapist who is a good fit for you. Rapport is key in therapy. You need to be able to be quite open with how you think and feel. I may be a good fit for you if you are looking for these qualities: warmth, good listener, nonjudgmental, someone you feel you can trust and someone who empowers you to make your own decisions by asking key questions.

My ideal client is someone who is motivated to make changes in their life. I have experience with treating a wide arrange of mental health challenges such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, ADHD, and more. But I understand that diagnoses aren’t everything so I also work well with people who experience self-esteem challenges, trouble setting goals, social and interpersonal skills, as well as executive dysfunction.

My specialty is helping adults with anxiety and/or depression who are prepared to take an honest look at themselves, approach psychotherapy with commitment, and work on their issues between sessions. I have been a licensed psychologist seeing patients at UMass Memorial for over 35 years, and bring a wealth of training and experience which I will share with you. Beginning with a thorough evaluation, we will collaborate to develop and implement a personalized treatment plan using evidence-based techniques.

Accepting Self-Paying Clients only at this time. Meet Dr. Peter Gagliardo—your shortcut to a life less ordinary. More than a therapist or consultant, Dr. Gagliardo blends both with a Mindfullness and Holistic approach to help you build lasting relationships, zero in on your life's mission, and master the art of laser focus. No need for academic titles or boardroom lingo, just you, hungry for a change. Ready for your breakthrough? Let's chat and kickstart your transformation journey.

Throughout my career as a clinical social worker, I have worked with teenagers and families. I love young people: their enthusiasm and their passion for life, even their confusion and their uncertainties. As for the parents of those teenagers, I can only empathize with you. Even experienced clinicians struggle parenting teens when they're your own. And the toll parenting a teenager can take on a marriage: it is undoubtedly why most of the couples I have worked with, sought marriage therapy during the time their children were teenagers or young adults. I understand their pain and want to help relieve it.

I believe everyone has the potential for healing and growth that is personally meaningful to them, and therapy is partnership between client and therapist on a journey of transformation. I utilize a grounded, collaborative, and strengths-based approach to support you in gaining insight and resolution to achieve the change you want within yourself and your life. I am a gender and neurodivergent affirming therapist with a focus in working with adults to address needs including LGBTQ+ issues, neurodiversity, life transitions, women’s issues, emerging adulthood, family/relationship dynamics, and mental health disorders.

Alyson Burchfield is a Resident-in Counseling (RIC) with over two years of internship experience in the mental health field. She provides therapeutic care to adults who are seeking help with depression, anxiety, stress management, difficult life transitions, adjustment disorder, LGBTQ issues, mindfulness, and meditation. Alyson is a strong and empathetic ally who regards individuals as the experts of their own experience. Alyson completed her Bachelor's degree in Psychology at Franklin Pierce University and received her Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Lesley University.

Our practice offers clients a chance to collaborate to create a strength-based, client-centered, holistic treatment plan that will allow the client to achieve their goals through a wide variety of interventions. Our group practice has a variety of clinicians who have an extensive history working with a wide variety of presenting problems, including mood and adjustment disorders, trauma, and family and relational issues. We will work with you to find creative and plausible solutions to the problems you are facing. We believe wellness is achievable, manageable, and sustainable for all clients.

Do you want to feel better now? Whatever you can talk about we can improve your coping of it and change how you think of it. It takes courage to enter therapy. I have had the privilege of being a mental health counselor for 18 years. My therapy practice is a non-judgmental, skills-focused approach, where you have a safe place to talk about anything. Lets increase self-compassion and patience in your life. Lets learn to enjoy today and each day that we have. Together we can make your life better. You are almost there.

Are you a highly motivated individual who is ready to do the work to be the conscious creator of your life, work and relationships? I offer an empowered approach to healing. While trauma happens to all of us, healing from it is a choice that benefits not only ourselves, but everyone around us. I use a holistic and trauma-informed lens that gets to the root and sets you free from past trauma and shame cycles. I help you connect the dots from the past to your present. As a result, you step into your power and start to create a ripple effect in your work, life and relationships. Reach out to schedule a brief initial consult.

I am accepting new clients ages 4 years old to 10 years old in office sessions. As well as continued support on line for teens and adults. I use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Behavioral Therapy. I work with adults who suffer from major depression, generalized anxiety as well as other diagnoses. I specialize in working with individuals on the Autism Spectrum. I work with children of all ages and I am strong in Behavioral Therapy and can help with strategies to deal with the difficulties of tantrums and meltdowns. Finally, I use humor in all areas of work, as life can be tough and sometimes you just need to laugh.

I counsel both individuals and couples coping with stress, anxiety and a history of trauma. LGBTQ community welcome. Stress can trigger anger and irritability or perhaps generally feeling lost, empty, isolated or disconnected. My goal for my clients is to begin by feeling less isolated and then generally more able to navigate life’s inevitable ups and downs. We will work together to improve your communication, strengthen (and heal where necessary) interpersonal relationships and devise some coping skills that will be useful moving forward. Contemplating change takes courage but all things are possible.

Rebekah Bernard is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in Massachusetts with over 10 years of experience in the mental health field. Her counseling style is warm and supportive, with a humanistic foundation. Rebekah has worked for clients with a wide range of needs and specializes in counseling grief/loss, existential concerns, stress/anxiety, communication challenges, anxiety/depression, and major life transitions. She has supported individuals living with terminal illness as well.

In the current environment, it is more important than ever to prioritize your mental health and emotional well-being. When the demand of our lives becomes overwhelming at times we can feel trapped and powerless. Often we will ignore or seek to avoid our emotional pain rather than address it. Regardless of the challenges you are facing in life, positive change is always possible. In my work as an LMHC I help individuals approach their emotional pain and experiences in a way that reduces their suffering and aids in promoting personal well-being through the use of mindfulness-based therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.