Advance Psychotherapy Practice, Hadley
Group Practice
4 Bay Road, Building B, Suite 101, Hadley, MA 01035
Let's Connect (413) 456-6350
Hadley is APP’s largest location. At Hadley, you can expect the same high-quality care and personalized attention that have become the hallmark of APP. This location in Hadley offers us more private space, a large group room, more tele-health space, more parking, and a quiet setting.
Our Team
APP's Hadley therapy team boasts a breadth of expertise and experience - from work with the Trans community, to treating complex trauma with Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Hadley therapists see clients In-person and remotely. At Hadley, you can expect the same high-quality care and personalized attention that have become the hallmark of APP. This location in Hadley offers us more private space, a large group room, more tele-health space, more parking, and a quiet setting.
APP's Hadley therapy team boasts a breadth of expertise and experience - from work with the Trans community, to treating complex trauma with Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Hadley therapists see clients In-person and remotely. At Hadley, you can expect the same high-quality care and personalized attention that have become the hallmark of APP. This location in Hadley offers us more private space, a large group room, more tele-health space, more parking, and a quiet setting.
Janaé has been a social worker in the field in various roles for marginalized communities from youth residential programs, supporting adoptions and reunifications of families; to providing trauma informed care play models to children ages 0-6 in family shelters, training volunteers to support 19 shelter programs across Western, MA. In children/adolescent residential work, she supported staff and children ages 6-18 in emotional regulation, trauma informed care, and youth development/life skills training. Janaé has worked with various handicapable individuals & members of the LGBTQIA+ community and considers herself an ally of both.
Janaé has been a social worker in the field in various roles for marginalized communities from youth residential programs, supporting adoptions and reunifications of families; to providing trauma informed care play models to children ages 0-6 in family shelters, training volunteers to support 19 shelter programs across Western, MA. In children/adolescent residential work, she supported staff and children ages 6-18 in emotional regulation, trauma informed care, and youth development/life skills training. Janaé has worked with various handicapable individuals & members of the LGBTQIA+ community and considers herself an ally of both.
“It's not about feeling better, it's about getting better at feeling.” - Gabor Matè (physician & trauma researcher). Sarah is a psychotherapist who believes our emotions are messengers and if we are curious, they can guide us to healing from within. Sarah feels her role is to help her clients feel more connected to themselves and others. She believes connection, laughter, curiosity, and self-awareness are important elements of healing.
“It's not about feeling better, it's about getting better at feeling.” - Gabor Matè (physician & trauma researcher). Sarah is a psychotherapist who believes our emotions are messengers and if we are curious, they can guide us to healing from within. Sarah feels her role is to help her clients feel more connected to themselves and others. She believes connection, laughter, curiosity, and self-awareness are important elements of healing.
Judge believes therapy can benefit nearly everyone, whether they are navigating life’s inevitable challenges, facing difficult times, or focusing on deepening their self-understanding and achieving personal fulfillment. He aspires to create a warm and collaborative therapeutic environment that supports clients towards the well-being, growth, and change they seek. Judge enjoys working with diverse populations, including individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, identity exploration, and adjustment to major life transitions.
Judge believes therapy can benefit nearly everyone, whether they are navigating life’s inevitable challenges, facing difficult times, or focusing on deepening their self-understanding and achieving personal fulfillment. He aspires to create a warm and collaborative therapeutic environment that supports clients towards the well-being, growth, and change they seek. Judge enjoys working with diverse populations, including individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, identity exploration, and adjustment to major life transitions.
Emmanuel is a psychotherapist dedicated to fostering resilience in his clients and promoting their mental well-being. With specialized training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), he is equipped to support clients facing a wide range of emotional and behavioral challenges. His approach combines the practical skills-building aspect of DBT with the goal-oriented, hopeful perspective of SFBT, helping clients not only to manage symptoms but also to envision and work toward a better future.
Emmanuel is a psychotherapist dedicated to fostering resilience in his clients and promoting their mental well-being. With specialized training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), he is equipped to support clients facing a wide range of emotional and behavioral challenges. His approach combines the practical skills-building aspect of DBT with the goal-oriented, hopeful perspective of SFBT, helping clients not only to manage symptoms but also to envision and work toward a better future.
Jean Paul is a clinical social worker with six years of experience providing home-based treatment for refugee youth, children, and families. He also has an additional two years of experience in the outpatient setting offering individual and group/family psychotherapy to children, adolescents, adults, and dual-diagnosed clients.
Jean Paul strongly believes in collaborating with clients to achieve treatment goals. His approach to treatment incorporates various modalities, including strength-based, client-centered, task-centered, trauma-informed, and relational approaches. Because of his multicultural and multilingual...
Jean Paul is a clinical social worker with six years of experience providing home-based treatment for refugee youth, children, and families. He also has an additional two years of experience in the outpatient setting offering individual and group/family psychotherapy to children, adolescents, adults, and dual-diagnosed clients.
Jean Paul strongly believes in collaborating with clients to achieve treatment goals. His approach to treatment incorporates various modalities, including strength-based, client-centered, task-centered, trauma-informed, and relational approaches. Because of his multicultural and multilingual...
Tara is a psychotherapist with experience supporting individuals across the lifespan from childhood through adulthood. She has worked with individuals and couples in a variety of settings, including schools, college counseling centers, group practices, and intensive outpatient programs. Tara approaches therapy from a psychodynamic perspective, drawing especially on relational and attachment-based theories. As a social worker, she thoughtfully considers the broader contexts that shape people’s lives, including family systems, social structures, and intersecting identities.
Tara is a psychotherapist with experience supporting individuals across the lifespan from childhood through adulthood. She has worked with individuals and couples in a variety of settings, including schools, college counseling centers, group practices, and intensive outpatient programs. Tara approaches therapy from a psychodynamic perspective, drawing especially on relational and attachment-based theories. As a social worker, she thoughtfully considers the broader contexts that shape people’s lives, including family systems, social structures, and intersecting identities.