Therapists in 02121

My ideal client seeks support & accountability in taking actionable steps to find sustainability in navigating the beautiful chaos of day-to-day life. The individual is interested in understanding how mental health challenges interact with behavior. As a Dana-Farber trained Health & Wellness Coach, I have particular expertise in supporting women with sustainable lifestyle changes after breast cancer.

As an independent licensed mental health counselor, who has full knowledge and experience working in the field throughout the lifespan, I am determined that I will be a great asset to clients who are in need of mental health support. I provide all clients with empathic support and encourage their internal exploration. My practice is a judgment free zone. I provide clients an environment where they will feel safe to discuss and express what they are feeling and coping with.

Greetings, my name is Sharon D. Campbell. I have been servicing people for over 20 years and I love it. If you are challenged with life stressor, self sabotaging, negative thinking, negative self-talk, low self-esteem, confident issues, and any energies that will have you thinking and believing that your "trapped" let's talk about it. Let's begin to explore so that you can experience the life you desire. With a willingness to be truthful with yourself & accept honest feedback healing can begin to develop. So, let's begin the healing journey and seek the truth to live a life of joy.

Hello there, and welcome! Healing from trauma can feel daunting and exhausting; I'm here to help. I've trained in over 20 of the NCTSN best practices in Trauma Treatment and have a diverse range of skills and modalities to draw from. My range of expertise comes from working with parents experiencing fatigue from parenting in hard places and sitting beside children, adolescents and young adults working through old patterns to develop hopeful and relieving ways of moving through the world. I would be honored to join with you on this journey. Life can be so very hard, and yet so very beautiful despite it all.

Til death do us part.... that was the original agreement. There is clear separation in body language, mental connection, and physical touch. How did things get this bad? You used to love spending time together. You’d lay in bed for hours, talking until the sun came up. You were sure that your relationship would last forever. Now, you don’t even know if things are worth saving. Neither of you is ready to give up this relationship you’ve put so much work into, but you’re running out of ideas. You’ve been growing apart for so long that you wonder if it’s possible to find your way back to each other.

I am a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor located in Dorchester, Massachusetts. I have worked in substance abuse for 8 years by helping men and women fight their addictions. As someone who has personally witnessed the struggles of battling drug addiction, I have come to understand that “the change is in the thinking...not the doing.” This means that any changes we want to make must begin with the way we think about things. Our thoughts impact our actions. Thoughts may be deeply impacted by past traumas, anxiety, the environment in which you were raised, depression, or relationships, and may prevent us from being our best selves.

I have worked in at risk communities for over 20 years. I deliver solution focused therapy to adolescents and adults given both individual and family therapy. I service members in an outpatient and home based capacity as needed. I specialize in servicing people of color, people who reside in the inner cities and members experiencing difficulties with ADHD/ADD, Trauma, Mood Disorders, Anxiety Disorders, Adoption, Depression and Adjustment.

I offer a co-ed Relationship Group. Feel free to inquire more about how this kind of therapy can be quite useful. I do Individual, Couples, Family, and Group Therapy. I currently facilitate a Bereavement Group which meets at my Brookline office every Saturday from 2-4pm. I also run groups for substance abuse, depression and anxiety. In addition, I have a lot of experience counseling children of all ages. I am a firm believer in strength-based psychotherapy.

TBCC focuses its services on providing individual therapy, group therapy, consultation, and training for adults working with youth. Youth workers are individuals who spend the bulk of their time (vocational or volunteer) providing services for, mentoring, supporting, and/or teaching youth (ages 0-25). We are committed to healing the traumatic impact of systemic racism in Boston, and to build a more equitable Boston in which youth of color can thrive. TBCC brings clinical expertise and deep experience working with youth of color and youth-serving organizations in Boston to co-create communities for healing.

I help women of color and LGBTQ+ clients dealing with depression and anxiety who want to learn to prioritize themselves– without guilt. My clients are caring people, but only thinking about everyone else has left them tired. They're ready to slow down, treat themselves with kindness, and figure out what's important to them. Often, they also want to learn to be vulnerable so they can feel closer to people. When we begin our work together, they know there's something missing in their lives but they're overwhelmed and don't know how to start making changes.

I specialize in working with youth, adolescents, young adults, and adults of color who have experienced trauma as well as individuals who may experience challenges related to symptoms of stress, anxiety, depression, and self-esteem issues.

Are you going through a transitional period and making changes, and looking for some direction and feedback? Are you feeling unfulfilled, unhappy, and uncertain of what your next step should be? I am here for you. I believe we all have a natural ability to heal and grow. I believe in the power of therapy to enhance your capacity for curiosity, self-compassion, self- understanding, and a deeper sense of self-worth. If you are curious about what therapy can offer you, I encourage you to trust your instinct and reach out.

Are you struggling with your emotions, your marriage, communication, anxiety, depression, or building sustained recovery from alcohol or other substance abuse? Are you having difficulty in the workplace or transitioning to adult life? Adulting is difficult. Working together, we will identify and build on your strengths. We will build resiliency and help you develop practical coping skills that you can start applying right away to make your life better. You can develop the internal resources to navigate your most difficult emotional challenges. Contact me via phone or email. I am looking forward to helping!

We work with children and adolescents with Autism as well as other developmental and intellectual disabilities throughout Massachusetts. We work in the home and community setting.

Gavreel Health Center offers comprehensive mental health services to individuals of all ages, including adolescents and adults. Our dedicated team takes a holistic approach to care, ensuring that each person we serve receives personalized and client-centered treatment. We strongly believe in the power of strengths and resilience, guiding our therapeutic approach to empower individuals on their journey towards improved well-being. At Gavreel Health Center, we are committed to creating an inclusive and welcoming environment for everyone. We embrace diversity and celebrate the unique identities and backgrounds of our clients.

Now Accepting New Clients! I am a Black mixed-race, queer woman and postdoctoral psychotherapist at And Still We Rise. I hold a Clinical Psychology Ph.D. at Adelphi University where I researched intergenerational trauma, mental health activism, and the impact of systemic oppression on mental health. I bring a social justice lens to my clinical work as a result of my experience in the racial justice movement and mental health organizing as a community organizer while earning my Bachelor's degree in Sociology at Vassar College.

Ever feel consumed by worry, anxiousness or a need to have it all figured out? Hoping for more balance while dealing with life's challenges? Or maybe you just need someone to vent to? I utilize a collaborative approach, providing a safe, non-judgmental space for clients to be able to openly express themselves and work through challenges that may be interfering with them reaching their goals. I seek to help clients better understand their circumstances, clarify their goals and values, notice/modify thought patterns as needed, and learn different techniques to use to better address concerns or challenges of note.

As a retuning scholar I entered the field of social work as a seasoned individual who continues to utilize current clinical practice and life/lived experiences to support the populations that I serve. My primary expertise is in domestic violence, childhood and adult trauma, loss and grief, anger management, and solution focused therapy. During my 20+ years as an LCSW my goal has been to provide strength’s based, holistic, trauma informed care to people seeking support with their mental, emotional, spiritual, social, and physical well-being. I welcome members of all races, ethnicities, family structures and economic backgrounds.

Life can be tough. Trauma, relationships, and brain chemistry may contribute to uncontrollable emotions and the inability to cope with people and situations. It is not easy, and there are no quick fixes, but healing is possible. Everyone is different, and thus therapy should be tailored accordingly to individual needs. Our work will be collaborative to make sure you are getting the support that aligns with your personality, experiences, and goals. My approach emphasizes realistic approaches to meet you where you are.