Therapists in Chelmsford, MA

I received my Masters of Social Work from the Graduate School of Social Work at the University of Denver with a clinical specialization in families, high-risk youth, and trauma. I have over 15 years of experience as a social worker, with experience in the areas of research, child welfare, juvenile justice, domestic and international school systems, and private practice therapy and assessment. I am passionate about mental health and aspire to create a climate of empathy, creativity, and understanding with families. I am a skilled clinician who strives to build resilience and adaptability.

MY PRACTICE IS CURRENTLY FULL. I work primarily with children and adolescents who face a range of challenges. Among these might be anxiety, negotiating peer relationships, learning disabilities, ADHD, and/or losses (e.g. divorce, illness/death of a loved one). During the assessment process, I believe in learning the strengths of the child, parent(s), and other support networks (e.g extended family, school, religious community). From there, I collaborate with the parents and child/adolescent to create a plan for them to develop the skills necessary to address their current challenges.

I am an experienced psychologist who specializes in conducting psychological, neuropsychological, educational, and developmental assessments for children and adolescents. Carefully designed and well-executed evaluations can identify barriers to success, offer diagnostic clarification and provide a wealth of information to help guide suitable school, home and therapeutic interventions. I also offer psychotherapy for a wide variety of difficulties including ADHD, ASD, mood & behavioral difficulties, as well as difficulties with adjustment, peer-relationships and executive functioning.

It is difficult to imagine the ideal client. However, if I were to picture them, I would say they would be open and receptive towards therapy and have a desire to improve themselves. They would want to collaborate with their therapist to understand how stress, the environment, and personal history can impact their mental health. They would want a positive, empathetic relationship because it would encourage them to utilize the techniques they have learned and learn more effective ways to help themselves.

Welcome! I believe that the relationship between me and my clients is the foundation on which, together, we will help you to understand yourself better, realize the patterns that are holding you back, and make the changes that you decide are enriching for your life. A large portion of my practice focuses on work with clients who struggle with issues related to trauma, attachment, and interpersonal wounding. This has led to an extensive background in many different disorders and presentations. In addition to working with individual clients, I also work with parents, including adoptive parents.

Many young people who come to meet with me are apprehensive about therapy. They might worry that I will be silent, expecting them to fill the space with what's difficult to express. Alternatively, they might have encountered therapists who speak more than listen, resulting in a session that feels like a class. Therapy is an investment of time and resources. If you're willing to open yourself up to me, I can promise you that you will be heard, and I will engage authentically. My job is to help you grow to weather emotional storms and build the life you want.

Accepting New Clients for therapy and/or medication management - please reach out via email for new client requests. At Luminary Counseling, we are a team of clinicians and a psychiatric prescriber who collaborate to work with our clients on a variety of counseling and mental health needs. We work to create a space where change is possible, where learning and growth happen, and clarity can be sought. We recognize the value in authentic connection and focus on a client centered approach while also keeping client goals and needs in perspective.

The focus of my nearly 30 years in practice is to assist people who find themselves in common yet challenging transitions in their lives. These difficult "phase of life" transitions are often accompanied by painful adjustment experiences including relationship issues, confusion with one's role, interests, or even personal or work identity, difficulty making decisions or taking action, challenges with feeling productive and making a contribution, and finding peace in one's overall experience of life.

Do you think you may have ADHD or Autism? Have you struggled to assert boundaries at work, with family, & partners? Have you felt curious about exploring different pronouns and gender identity? Do you feel bad that you have a disability and don't know how to tell your friends that you can't do certain activities? You may have goals to tell your friends your preferred pronouns. Goals to get a diagnosis for your disability & curious about medication, goals to reevaluate your relationship with cannabis/alcohol. You may feel shame & anger about your childhood & the way your parents handled your behavior.

​Welcome! I am a Licensed Psychologist and Health Service Provider (Massachusetts Lic. #9724) delivering in-office, community-based, and tele-psychology (e.g., HIPAA-compliant video conferencing) services to children, teens, parents, and educators. ​Utilizing psychological science, I work to promote mental health and wellness in 3-17 year olds. I invest a great deal of time with young patients and their families up front, which allows for well-informed, high quality interventions.

Helping You Stay Together with Your Loved Ones and/or Achieve Your Life Goals... Ayudándote a Permanecer Junto a Tus Seres Queridos y/o Alcazar Tus Propósitos de Vida... Throughout my clinical experiences, I have worked with clients with a history of trauma, domestic violence, and abuse. For years, I have provided psychological services to the immigrant population and understand their unique needs. I currently offer immigration evaluations for individuals navigating waiver- and trauma-related immigration cases. I also provide N-648 Medical Certification for Disability Exceptions.

I have been a clinical psychologist since 1982 and served as chief psychologist for a neurological and rehab organization for over 30 years. I have now moved on and am excited to have my own practice, and am accepting new clients. I continue to enjoy meeting people, each of whom has their own unique personality, and have found that the best approach to help my clients is to be a good listener, a "real person", to maintain hope and optimism, and to provide clear ideas on how to help them solve their problems. I want my clients to feel welcome, comfortable and eager to collaborate with me in achieving their goals!

My ideal clients are either teens or adults who are motivated to find solutions to their problems, although they may be in considerable emotional pain dealing with depression, anxiety, or relationship issues. They are interested in looking inside to find the sources of their problems, and they are willing to participate actively in the therapeutic process and to tackle the changes they may need to make to promote more joyous and successful lives. Given the privacy of the consulting room, they are willing to be as honest and open about their struggles as possible to maximize the benefit of therapy.

Schnitzer Associates helps students of all ages to build skills and gain confidence in school, in the admissions process, in college and graduate school, adult life and elsewhere. All services are individualized, with the goals of comfort and hopeful aspiration. Hot chocolate and bagels provided gratis. Licensed full psycho-educational assessment and a wide span of tutorial, enrichment and remedial services are available. Over a quarter-century of helping individuals reach their true potentials at almost every level of the academic process and in adult life. Discounts for public servants and low income are an ethical necessity.

It is difficult to imagine the ideal client. However, if I were to picture them, I would say they would be open and receptive towards therapy and have a desire to improve themselves. They would want to collaborate with their therapist to understand how stress, the environment, and personal history can impact their mental health. They would want a positive, empathetic relationship because it would encourage them to utilize the techniques they have learned and learn more effective ways to help themselves.

My practice includes working with children, adolescents, and adults through creating a safe, trusting therapeutic environment. My goal is to help clients make sense of their approach to the world, understand challenges, and access effective coping strategies. Anxiety, depression, and other social-emotional difficulties often contribute to feelings of isolation. Through processing thoughts, feelings, and experiences, clients can begin to understand their map of the world in order to effectively address trauma (or Trauma) and increase feelings of self-confidence, sense of belonging, and self-efficacy.

Welcome to Careful Counseling, a small, community-oriented, holistic psychotherapy practice where we provide comprehensive mental health support tailored to individuals seeking effective and evidence-based solutions to various psychological challenges. At our facility, we serve a diverse range of clients, each with unique backgrounds, experiences, and concerns. Our clients come from all walks of life, encompassing individuals of different ages, genders, cultural backgrounds, and socioeconomic statuses. They may be struggling with a multitude of issues, including anxiety disorders, depression, trauma and PTSD, stress management, and sleep disorders. Our approach is client-centered, collaborative, and goal-oriented. Through the application of evidence-based CBT techniques, such as cognitive restructuring, behavioral activation, exposure therapy, and mindfulness-based interventions, we empower our clients to develop practical skills and coping strategies to address their challenges effectively.

Hello, I'm Dr. Katerina Aniskovich, a dual-licensed school psychologist and mental health counselor. With a wealth of experience across various settings, such as clinical, outpatient, and school, I specialize in working with children, adolescents, and young adults with neurodiverse backgrounds. Together, we work on enhancing coping strategies, learning style, executive functioning, and resiliency skills, so my clients can become more successful problem solvers, learners, and team players. While in session I offer a supportive environment where you can feel safe to share your thoughts and ready to learn new skills.