"I work with "everyday people with everyday problems" Using a special unique blend of Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) tapping, hypnosis and self-hypnosis to release stress, fears and anxiety. I teach stress management tools that empowers the you to be able to feel confident within challenges of everyday life. Helping to release blocks to become unstuck and live your life to your fullest! Release habits that no longer serve you for example smoking, comfort eating and self-limited beliefs. Specialize working with women who are in transition in life, breakups, divorce, change of jobs, moving, ends and new beginnings."

"I enjoy helping people with relationships, workplace problems, self-control, self-fulfillment, and the enjoyment of life. I am a faculty member at the Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis (follow this link for more information: http://www.bgsp.edu/statements/ps_egoldwater.html). I have taught, lectured and written about a wide variety of subjects, including childhood and maturation, fantasy and creativity, sex and violence, and men and women. I am also a musician and singer, and the leader of the international folk dance band Panharmonium."

"Do you want to transform your life? Do you have the energy and enthusiasm to live the way you want? If you are suffering from trauma or loss and find that your thoughts, feelings, or behaviors keep you from achieving your goals, I can help. I am a staff member of therapyretreat.org. Our intensive therapy model can often get your work done in days, compared to the months or years that one hour-per-week therapy takes. Intensive therapy can help to enhance work-related performance; reduce anxiety, anger, and other troubling emotions; improve relationships; and more."

"Searching for a therapist can be one of the most difficult parts of coping, healing, and self-empowerment, because it's the first thing you must do. You must force yourself out of your comfort zone and out of whatever routine you've had before, to take the initiative and embark on a new path. When we're at our best, stepping out of our comfort zones can be daunting; when we're feeling vulnerable, it can seem nearly impossible. No matter what prompted you to take this first step, I'd like to be there for your second."

"Welcome I offer adults and children support through mindfulness, creativity and nature. This combination of practices is called Mindful Creativity. This practice helps people to regain balance from traumatic situations, become skillfull in dealing with stress and anxiety, overcome destructive habits of mind and body, and establish mindfulness and creativity practices for lifelong wellbeing. I offer Counseling sessions in nature, in my yurt in the woods, or in my office in Florence, Ma."

"Life is hard and life can be beautiful. Your symptoms perfectly reflect your distress. Gentleness, curiosity and developing awareness create a foundation for healing. Life need not be situations and feelings that keep repeating. I work to create positive ways of relating to yourself and others. Real change is possible with respect, courage and an open heart. I am not a managed care therapist - my commitment is to lasting change. I work with heterosexual, gay, lesbian, transgender, and queer individuals and couples. I also specialize in working with end of life, grief and loss and deaf and hard of hearing."

"I am very interested in working with people who have the desire to make positive life changes. Sometimes life circumstances can throw us off balance, or habits that no longer serve us keep us stuck. It is my aim to work collaboratively with clients, utilizing their strengths and resources, in order to feel stronger, happier and more capable to face life's challenges. We all have wisdom and knowing, and through the therapeutic process clients can reconnect with their own inner resources."

"Life can be both profoundly joyful and deeply difficult: this is the truth for all of us. Sometimes we can use a little extra support to deal with painful experiences in our lives. The mission of my therapy practice is to help people find their own wisdom and resilience; not just to get through challenging times, but to move forward with greater ease and joy. People don't just bring their problems to therapy; they also bring their strengths. My work is about enhancing those strengths, along with the compassion and emotional intelligence that helps our lives feel more navigable."

"I am a clinical social worker with an MSW from University of Albany's School of Social Welfare. Earlier graduate work was a Master of Psychology, concentrating in Marriage and Family Therapy. Additionally I spent over ten years working as a birth and postpartum doula and childbirth educator, which has offered me a unique background for working with families. In addition I completed a certificate training for working with victims of assault to enhance my knowledge of trauma and its effects."

"In my work as a therapist, I strive to help people explore the stories that have brought them to the present moment. Often, these stories (personal, familial, cultural, and more) operate in our lives as unconscious scripts, shaping patterns of behavior, beliefs, and ways of relating to others and to ourselves. Sometimes these patterns can create pain, fear, or a feeling of being stuck, and often this is when a person might seek therapy. My intention is to meet each person and their complex stories with warmth, respect, and a deep curiosity about what shows up emotionally and somatically."

"Are you feeling overwhelmed? Do you often find yourself taking care of others, with little time for yourself? Do you find yourself wishing your life was more balanced and attuned to your values? I have experience helping people navigate through life's challenges, make positive changes and move towards more balance. In addition to my private practice, I have worked in outpatient behavioral health for years, gaining experience in working with a diverse clientele and a wide range of issues. My specialties include, but are not limited to: anxiety, women's issues, life transitions, relationships, stress management and coping skills."

"I see therapy as part of the life-long process of getting to know ourselves and our own minds. To support this process I strive to create a space that is warm, collaborative and inquisitive. In my experience, the therapeutic relationship helps people understand patterns of thinking and interacting that have become painful. By learning about these patterns in a supportive space, people often feel less stuck in their lives and more capable of making positive change."

"6/28/2017 - I am not taking clients at this time. My clinical work with teens and adults has proven highly successful in managing diagnoses resulting from trauma, impacting mood, and/or resulting in anxiety; addressing questions and concerns re: identity development (e.g. race, sexual orientation, gender, etc.); exploring the psychological impact of institutional power and oppression; navigating developmental adjustments and major life changes; and reducing symptoms of self-injurious behavior, suicidality, oppositionality, mood dysregulation, and poor academic performance."

"Entering into the therapeutic process is a brave endeavor. I consider it a privilege to work with people who are searching for ways to be more authentic in their lives, and who wish to overcome life's obstacles, I strive to assist you in unraveling the past so that you might live more fully in the present. I firmly believe that each person holds his or her own truth."

"Hello, I am a Somatic Psychotherapist specializing in body-based healing. I have 15+ years of clinical experience working with many populations and diagnoses. More recently, I have focused mostly on women dealing with aging, body-image and relationship issues and trauma-integration. I also offer couples therapy and am open to and have experience working with men and teens. I support people who are dealing with chronic pain and/or integrating spiritual awakenings. Sessions may incorporate mindfulness, role-playing, increasing awareness of breath/sensations, exploring movements, postures, and gestures or other imaginative expression -- all depending on the clients' level of comfort."

"Therapy is collaborative. You are the expert of your life and I am here to provide additional perspective, support you, and help you to live a more fulfilling, authentic existence. Together we will evaluate and strengthen your coping skills. We will consider what factors are increasing your symptoms of anxiety and depression and determine what behaviors and thoughts are perpetuating them. I encourage you to take the initial step and reach out. You should not have to feel alone."

"I provide skilled and compassionate psychotherapy for adults of all ages who are dealing with painful or difficult life challenges. These may include anxiety, depression, alcohol or drug use problems, relationship or parenting challenges, grief and loss, identity issues, or post-traumatic stress symptoms. Feel free to contact me if you are having emotional, personal, work, or relationship difficulties, and want a safe setting in which to address your problems. A clinical mental health counselor, I am a skilled professional with many years of experience helping people work through unresolved issues from their pasts to live fuller, more rewarding lives."

"I have been working with parents, children and families for the last 18 years, specializing in elementary and middle school age children. I offer tools and strategies that work with children struggling with ADHD, anxiety, oppositional defiant/challenging behaviors, learning difficulties and social skills. I help families regain a sense of balance by resolving conflict and enhancing communication....bringing enjoyment into the family once again."