Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapists in Hanover, MA

I have been working with individuals and families for over 20 years. My eclectic approach includes CBT, DBT and reprocessing such as EMDR. We are not the sum of our issues. We have strengths and resiliencies allowing us to become aware of patterns and ways of coping that have served us in the past but may not be effective in the present. In collaborating, we identify needs and goals. Through appropriate therapeutic modalities we gain clarity, begin to shift behavior and create new outcomes. This is called growth and can have a ripple effect in other aspects of our lives.

I am a certified licensed social worker specializing in the integrative holistic approach to psychotherapy, counseling and nutritional wellness with twenty-four years in private practice. I utilize my experience and applied knowledge of family systems theory, cognitive behavioral therapy, nutritional wellness, weight loss and holistic healing to help create lasting and meaningful change. Treatment and healing can only be achieved by working on the entire mind body soul connection and my role is a facilitator providing a safe and comfortable space at which the healing can begin.

Brave Minds Therapy clinician, Kyle Mackay, cares deeply about the human experience and how she can aid in creating a safer, healthier space for clients to thrive. As an LICSW, who works with individuals from various backgrounds, Kyle believes the well-being of her clients is paramount in the specialized treatment she provides.

Keith Lombard is a graduate of Umass Boston with a BA in psychology and attended the Licensed Alcohol and Drug Addiction Counseling course in 2010. Keith has worked in the field of substance abuse for over 8 years and was employed by the Boston Public Health Commission before joining NEATC. Mr. Lombard has experience with individual and family counseling with the understanding that addiction is a family disease. Keith has received numerous awards for his devotion to helping those in recovery from city and state officials.

01/16/2023: I have just expanded my clinical schedule. I have a limited number of openings for new clients. I believe in the importance of understanding your unique set of life circumstances as well as your personal strengths and challenges. I understand that you are looking for positive, lasting change. My emphasis is on partnering with you to identify a specific plan that works for you. Ultimately we will work together to increase your sense of inner peace and to resolve painful sources of stress.

As a client-centered solution focused private practitioner, I am passionate about taking a holistic approach to mental health treatment. With a strong focus on integrated whole person health and wellness, my practice is strongly rooted in mind-body connection, positive psychology and somatic experiencing. I combine clinical applications with mind-body expertise to work with individual, couples, and families achieving mental health wellness through counseling, coaching and consultation.

Accepting NEW Clients. New year new you! Are anxiety, stress, relationship issues and negative patterns keeping you from enjoying life? My door is open to those looking to take the first step. When seeking therapy it is often challenging to find someone you “click” with. My approach to therapy is to bring authenticity, humor and acceptance into session, meeting you where you are emotionally and creating an environment where you can feel safe and validated. I offer in person and Telehealth for older teens 16+ and adults as well as guidance for parents.

Life can be complicated, therapy doesn’t need to be! My goal is to provide my clients with accessible therapy that fits their schedules and needs, including hybrid in person and online sessions if appropriate. As a Queer-identifying professional, I am passionate about supporting LGBTQIA+ identifying individuals and have years of advocacy work within the school system for these students as well as students with intellectual disabilities. I am also well versed in the grief that accompanies pet loss as well as the unique stressors that Veterinary Professionals face and have previously held support groups for both of these populations.