Therapists Beginning With E in Massachusetts

Psychotherapy offers the unusual opportunity to be listened to deeply and to learn to listen to ourselves in new ways. Often, a significant source of suffering lies in thoughts and feelings that exist outside of our awareness and have not yet been able to find full expression. Exploring and developing insight into your inner life can lead to change—feeling better about yourself, shifting patterns that have kept you stuck, and developing a greater sense of agency and fulfillment in your life.

Madeline graduated from Boston College in an accelerated program, earning her master's degree in clinical social work with a specialization in mental health. Throughout her academic journey, Madeline developed a profound understanding of the intricate dynamics of mental health, and she is dedicated to utilizing her knowledge to support individuals on their unique paths to well-being. With a focus on mental health, Madeline has gained valuable experience working with both children and older adults.

To begin, I would like to share a reading that resonates with me personally and professionally. In "Decolonizing Therapy," Dr. Jennifer Mullan offers, "We are demanding trauma-responsive, culturally full, transparent, anti-carceral, non-ableist care. We all deserve this. Our children deserve this. Our elders deserve this. Future generations deserve this. This book is my offering for more cross-movement, intergenerational, neurodivergent, gender-queer, ancestral, abolition-centered, embodied therapeutic work that actually works, and does not devour." <3

I empower clients to lead more fulfilling lives by helping them break free from negative attitudes and thought patterns. I guide clients in establishing and implementing their personal boundaries, uncovering their authentic selves, and enhancing self-awareness. Using an eclectic approach, I draw on a diverse range of skills to address various challenges, including ADHD and neurodivergence, complex family trauma, and relationship dynamics. My goal is to provide compassionate support as we navigate these journeys together.

I work with clients about their relationship issues. Sometimes this involves problems with partners, parents, siblings, or children and sometimes this is about the relationship a person has with him/her self. The lack of meaningful/successful relationships is often a factor in people seeking therapy. The ensuing symptoms may be in the form of anxiety or depression. I like to meet with the people involved in the relationship problems, although the therapy often starts with a series of solo appointment. I view initial meetings as a consultation to check out the goodness of fit between a person's needs and my professional skills.

I work with individuals, couples and families, focusing on their interpersonal problems. I try to trace their origins in order to help my clients not repeat destructive old patterns of behavior. I maintain a positive attitude towards my client's lives and their futures and I support self acceptance and optimism.

From the outside you appear put together and accomplished, yet inside you don’t always feel that way. Sometimes you worry about things you can't control, create plans for the possible “what ifs” down the road, and wonder if others will discover that you don’t actually have it all figured out. You can’t calm your mind or find a healthy balance, and it’s getting in the way of your ambitions. You’ve tried managing on your own yet feel stuck. We can work together to harness your inner strengths while mending the parts that make life feel challenging.

Immediate online therapy openings — If you’re navigating multiple stressors or a challenging life event, feeling stuck or burned out, or struggling with negative judgments about yourself, I hope you’ll reach out. I'd love to help you reconnect with joy, meaning, self-esteem, or balance in your life! Therapy can support you as you explore and take steps in the directions that are important to you.

The road to recovery is never the same and therefore everyone deserves their own personalized care plan. My goal is to listen to your specific feelings and needs and then help you obtain the tools necessary to succeed in your personal growth. I am a senior level clinician that has gained a broad perspective in my over 35 year career after working in a wide range of clinical settings.

I work traditionally and holistically with Preadolescent, Adolescents, Families, Young, and Mature Adults both female and male, LGBTQ and related communities. Their issues are Anxiety including Panic Disorder, OCD, Phobias, Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Academic issues, Social issues, Parenting issues, PTSD and grief. Goodness of Fit is The Cornerstone to Healthy Relationships in All Aspects of One’s Life.

I am a licensed clinical social worker who specializes in working with adults who may be struggling with depression, anxiety, grief or loss, cancer or chronic illness. I provide a safe space to allow individuals to process their emotions and learn valuable coping skills.

Are you struggling with depression, anxiety, relationship concerns, or issues from the past the you just can't seem to let go of? Exploring your thoughts and feelings in the context of a supportive, nonjudgmental relationship with an experienced therapist is often helpful. I have many years experience helping people of all ages work through their hurt and pain. I utilize an empathic approach that stems from my training in pyschodynamic therapy and familly systems theory.

I believe we possess an innate ability to heal. At times in our lives we need additional support to navigate challenges and strengthen our internal capacity to cope. Together we will strive to understand your unique story and identify areas you want to work on in our meetings. Often this means increasing your awareness of patterns, understanding your own emotional responses, and strengthening coping skills.

Accepting new clients! Welcome, I'm happy to help you through your journey to wellness and change. I have worked in mental health for over a decade and specialize in helping clients manage moods, stress, and symptoms of Borderline personality disorder, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. My greatest skill as a therapist is being able to work with clients and help them feel accepted, heard, and understood. I have been trained in many therapy modalities and use these skills to help clients learn coping skills to manage better and cope with daily stress and symptoms they have previously suffered from. I believe change is possible.

My practice stems from a warm, kind, empathetic approach. I practice with a strength based perspective with individual attunement and collaboration, starting where the client is. I work with adolescence, adults and families. My experience in the field is extensive, working at Gosnold with clients in recovery, with families in Crisis at MSPCC, with students as a High School Social Worker, and with adults who are experiencing life challenges. I am very proud of the work I do and am honored to share in the experiences and stories of others.

Emotions are normal, even hard to handle ones. Struggling is normal; it’s all part of the human experience. I’m here to teach you and empower you to manage and cope with strong emotions, stressors, and hardships. Through our time together, you will learn about the mind and how it connects with the body, and how to apply this knowledge to feel better. I specialize in treating trauma, depression, anxiety, dual diagnosis involving addiction and mental illness, positive psychology, and holistic healing.

I engage with individuals by meeting them where they are. My practice focuses on clients with a history of trauma, or with problems related to mood or anxiety. I aim to help clients learn about themselves, and how to respond to life rather than react to it.

Most of our struggles are relational in nature. As a relationship expert, I will guide you toward healing your relational wounds; to step into the self-actualized, meaningful, joyful life you dream of. We all sustain traumas which shape our beliefs about ourselves, others, and the world. When we understand our protective strategies we can then update our narratives, unburden our traumatized parts, heal attachment wounds, and make room to relate through our highest self. We can learn new skills in communication, somatic regulation, mindfulness, self-awareness, and more fully build the life which best serves our continual growth.

Most of our struggles are relational in nature. As a relationship expert, I will guide you toward healing your relational wounds; to step into the self-actualized, meaningful, joyful life you dream of. We all sustain traumas which shape our beliefs about ourselves, others, and the world. When we understand our protective strategies we can then update our narratives, unburden our traumatized parts, heal attachment wounds, and make room to relate through our highest self. We can learn new skills in communication, somatic regulation, mindfulness, self-awareness, and more fully build the life which best serves our continual growth.