Therapists in Medfield, MA

I work with clients with a wide variety of behavioral health conditions. I provide treatment for adults and adolescents as well as families and couples. Whether you are looking to strengthen your relationships, for parenting guidance, career / personal coaching, or psychotherapy, I am here to support and guide you on your journey. Together we will develop a sustainable and rewarding road map for personal growth, professional success or raising happy, healthy and balanced children. I am licensed in Massachusetts and Arkansas. Please reach out for a FREE initial consultation.

Madeline is a Licensed Certified Social Worker and a graduate of Lesley University and Boston University. Madeline's training has included 10 years of experience guiding teens and young adults through complex trauma using trauma informed practice, psychoeducation, empowerment work, behavioral intervention, and skill building. Additionally, Madeline also has experience working in group homes, community social work settings with adults, and running groups.

When dealing with depression, anxiety, family or relationship concerns, grief, or other life transitions, the hope is to not only resolve each issue, but to understand and grow from the challenge. The journey to resolution and growth can be difficult to navigate, and I would be honored to join you on your path.

As a therapist, I believe in treating the whole person, recognizing that mental, emotional, and physical well-being are interconnected. Together, we'll explore your unique strengths and challenges, uncovering new insights and strategies for growth. I strive to create a warm and non-judgmental environment where you feel heard, understood, and supported. Whether you're facing specific challenges or simply seeking personal growth, I'm here to walk alongside you every step of the way.

I work with adolescents, families and adults, joining with them in their quest for wholeness, emotional recovery and greater happiness. I have experience helping others navigate through trauma, grief and loss, depression, anxiety, anger and issues specific to the LGBTQQ community.

Allison works via telehealth with adults and adolescents looking for support in healing from trauma, managing stress, and regulating emotions. Her approach balances acceptance of emotions with providing actionable skills for creating change. She specializes in evidence-based modalities, including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Prolonged Exposure (PE), among many others. Allison also offers individual coaching for clients who wish to develop skills for modulating emotions, tolerating distress, improving interpersonal effectiveness, and enhancing mindfulness.

As a social worker for over twenty years, I have worked with many children, teens, adults and families facing a variety of issues, including trauma, loss, and family conflict. I have a strong clinical background in relational trauma. In therapy, I can work with you on a range of goals, such as learning better ways to cope with anxiety, working through grief, resolving conflict in relationships or finding relief from depression. I draw from different modalities (such as Cognitive Behavioral and Family Systems), always from a strengths-based perspective. Together, we can collaborate to find a therapy approach that is right for you.

In working with clients, I consider the whole person, their mind, their body, their spirit. These three aspects aren’t separate but are in dynamic conversation: chronic physical symptoms are connected to our mental and emotional states, our feelings of depression relate to how we treat and relate to our bodies and sensorial lives. I enjoy supporting people facing life’s challenges, who are looking for a somatic dimension to their healing. I specialize in helping clients navigate difficult relationships, cope with grief and chronic illness, process the pandemic, and manifest greater depth, vibrancy, and purpose in their lives.

Balancing the challenges of work, school, and home life can be overwhelming. Are you tired of coming home at the end of another long day and finding yourself exhausted and distant from your loved ones? Are daily stressors getting in the way of you enjoying the activities and people you love most? Does self-care feel like an afterthought as long as that assignment is hanging over your head? Without support and strategies to help balance your time and manage your anxieties, you’re likely headed towards burnout. Perhaps you’re already there.

Do you feel overwhelmed, disconnected, and insecure? Has your relationship been wounded or lost its spark? Are you feeling dissatisfied or stuck with some aspect of your life and not sure how to make a shift? Has becoming or being a parent turned your world upside down? Life is full of transitions and stressors and it’s hard to stay in tune with ourselves, our partners, and our family members as we grow, change, and deal with stress. Sometimes we all need a safe space to process, reconnect, and heal – to speak our pain, communicate what we need, and be supported as we tap back into love and connection.

I have been a social worker for over 23 years. During that time I have had the opportunity to work with many individuals and families experiencing a variety of issues including trauma, addiction, grief and loss, relationship issues and stress. When left unresolved, these issues often cause other problems that prevent us from living our best lives. In therapy, we will collaborate as a team to work towards achieving your goals. I use a client-centered approach and think that developing the client-therapist relationship is essential to helping you address and alleviate the concerns you are having.

Please contact via email as practice availability is subject to change. I specialize in adult modern relationship psychotherapy. I provide individual therapy and couples therapy. I tailor my practice to clients that are struggling with all types of traditional & non-traditional modern relationship issues, divorce spectrum issues, family composition issues, & family dynamic issues. You may be struggling more internally; with your relationship with yourself or externally; with your external relationships-or both.

Therapy is an opportunity to feel heard, to feel seen and to develop more self-compassion. I am committed to working with motivated individuals who are experiencing various mental health challenges. I have experience working with a wide range of issues including: anxiety, relationship issues, college adjustment, life transitions, parenting, depression, self-esteem and family conflict. I work to develop a warm, positive, and collaborative environment with each client.

Welcome! I am a therapist with 12 years of experience, specializing in the treatment of adults with anxiety, mood disorders, trauma and relationship concerns. I enjoy working with adults across the lifespan, but I have expertise supporting college students and young professionals and I understand their unique life challenges and demands.

Welcome! Life can certainly feel like a hurricane, and it can be feel helpful to have an unbiased, neutral person on your team to help navigate. I use a CBT framework focusing on our learned thought/behavior habits, challenging our inner narrative, and tuning into our most authentic selves. I find it can also be helpful to incorporate a bit of neuroscience to help explain the "why behind the what" when it comes to our experience and mental health. We have a lot of control over how we want to construct our lives, and I am happy to help you feel empowered to do so.