Therapists Beginning With O in Massachusetts

The ideal client that I would be best for would be an individual, couple or family seeking counseling in the areas of: Spiritual Counseling, Trauma Counseling, Grief Counseling, Marriage and Family Counseling, LGBTQ? Counseling, Transition Counseling, Mentoring (therapeutic and peer), Educational Advocacy and Individual Counseling. Through these services I will help the client to explore themselves and assist in developing a treatment plan and goals that are attainable, maintainable and sustainable. I have over 21 years of experience in counseling services.

I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with over twenty years of experience working with Adults and Adolescents. I use an insight oriented approach that draws on cognitive behavioral therapy, trauma work and mindfulness training. I believe therapy is most effective when it is collaborative and is anchored in compassion and curiosity. My areas of expertise include improving self esteem, reducing stress levels, depression, anxiety,relationship issues, grief and loss.

I bring more than 30 years of experience as a psychotherapist. I uses innovative, effective and evidence-based approaches to individual and couples therapy. I'm a graduate of Cambridge College, where I earned my Masters in Education in Marriage and Family Therapy, I have received advanced training in Gottman Method Couples Therapy and Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy. I'm a Licensed Mental Health Counselor.I have a background in trauma and relational conflict and is known for my effectiveness in working with challenging relationships.

I am a licensed Counseling Psychologist (Ohio: in person and virtually) and LGBT Coach (virtually) who has been in private practice since 2012. I work primarily with individuals in late adolescence and adulthood who are open to interpersonal therapy aimed at helping you discover, understand, and strengthen coping skills for managing life's stressors and living your most authentic life. My goal is to understand you and your world as best as I can from your perspective so that I can be as helpful to you as possible in making meaningful changes in your life.

Finding the right ‘person’ for yourself or a loved one can be beyond challenging. You want to know that that person will be truly engaged in what you have to say, won’t judge you by your thoughts or behaviors, and care enough about you to offer compassion and guidance through your toughest days. I’m familiar with this search, and I believe that I could be the person you need right now as you begin the work to your higher self. One of the first things I tell all of my clients is that they have to feel a connection with their therapist. You have to feel safe, supported and most importantly, respected.

I have been in practice for over 3 decades, working effectively with adults, teens and children, as individuals, couples or families.

Not currently accepting new clients. I have been a psychotherapist for over 25 years, working with men, women, adolescents, couples and groups. I view psychotherapy as a collaborative process between client and therapist. As a therapist I try to see the world through the eyes of my clients and accommodate the therapy to their particular needs. First we try to understand the problems that have brought the client into therapy, and we gradually put into practice ways to alleviate them. Unhappiness may take the form of depression, anxiety, panic, life change adjustment, recovery, guilt, grief, or relationship problems.

How might one live? That's the question we all wake up to, each morning. Whether we have the time to think about it or not. That being said, are you satisfied with your current path? Or do you want something different? Something more? Psychotherapy is a great place to explore this and other questions.

***18+ ONLY*** My approach to counseling centers on the partnership between client and counselor. My style utilizes an eclectic mix of cognitive behavioral, solution-focused and relational approaches tailored to meet my clients' individual needs. I strive to provide a warm, supportive and judgement free space in which we can explore and gain a better understanding of the issues and concerns you bring forward.

I am a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) serving individuals and families. I practice in Westborough, MA and I work with adults, adolescents and children. I am a strength based, solution-focused therapist who draws from a wide range of approaches tailored to each client's needs. It is my wish to provide support, understanding and clinical guidance to help my clients effectively manage and move through personal life challenges. I aim to build on already existing strengths and facilitate movement toward the personal growth goals my clients are committed to achieving.

I have been in clinical practice for more than 30 years. Over that time, I have worked with a wide variety of people experiencing different kinds of distress. That range of experience allows me to feel confident that I could work with many different types of problems. Over the years, I have received specific evaluations from many of my patients. They have described me as an excellent listener, down to earth and having a more active response style.

Sarah is a compassionate Certified Interventionist and Recovery coach with Northeast Addictions Treatment Centers. Sarah has always had a life long passion for helping others, she attended Salve Regina and Simmons to pursue nursing but as someone who dealt with her own personal drug dependencies, she began her own personal recovery journey and found her calling to be a Recovery coach.

I work with people suffering with substance use disorders, and persons with mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, and PTSD. I use a variety of approaches that are tailored to each individual, to assist them in reaching their full potential.

There's a sense of disconnection leading you to act in ways that feel inauthentic. Relationships drain all of your energy and you've noticed this pattern repeating itself. You give so much to others only to realize that they’re not emotionally available for you. You're often dismissed and never seem to be anyone's priority. When you think about "healthy relationships" you know it's something you want but you're not really sure what it means or how to get there.

Different life stages and transitions come with their own unique challenges. Change is a part of life and how we react and meet these changes has a direct impact on our overall well being. Past experiences also influence our reactions. These challenges may make us feel overwhelmed or as if we may be “stuck". Sometimes assistance is needed in helping identify these feelings and stressors so that steps towards healthy responses and reactions can occur. My goal for providing counseling is to provide a safe and nurturing environment where clients can look at both short term and long standing issues and address how to best manage them.

Christy O'Brien, MSW, LICSW (she/hers) has a demonstrated history in outpatient psychotherapy for the past 10 years. Though well-versed treating a wide variety of life’s challenges, Christy has significant experience with various expressions of trauma, the spectrum of substance abuse disorders, depression, and anxiety. Trauma-responsive psychodynamic therapies and dialectical behavioral emotion regulation treatments are often blended in meaningful ways in her therapy practice. Accepting clients!

**I am currently booked but taking referrals for a waitlist. At this time my waitlist is over a 6 month wait. If you would like to be added to the waitlist please send me an email.** I recognize that individuals seek mental health counseling for a variety of reasons. Thus, it is my mission to provide individualized treatment to help you meet your mental health goals. From daily stressors associated with social injustice and COVID to managing chronic and persistent mental illness, I look forward to joining you on your journey to your optimal mental health.

If you're having trouble with addiction, depression, anxiety, or trauma, I may be able to help. I have extensive clinical experience supporting others so that they can achieve their life-goals. I provide a safe, compassionate, nonjudgemental space so that there is the greatest potential for positive change and growth. I can sit with your pain, your loss, and your grief. As we move forward, I hope to be able to witness your personal pain diminish and your hope for the future grow.

As a clinical social worker, I've been working for almost two decades supporting parents, adults, and young adults. My areas of focus with clients include: neurodiverse profiles (autism, ADHD, NVLD, asperger's and other learning differences), anxiety, social cognition, family systems, parenting, self-esteem and executive functioning skills. I partner with my clients to recognize their abilities, build/implement tools to support their success and create/achieve their personal goals.