Therapists Beginning With Y in Massachusetts

Deciding to see a therapist requires awareness and regard for oneself. I have deep respect for what has brought you here, and this will form the foundation of our work together. Perhaps you seek therapy now because of a crisis that is presenting new challenges or bringing up old, unresolved problems. Or you now feel ready to address a long-standing pattern that has caused much difficulty and pain over time. These burdens may be affecting not only your relationships with others but also how you relate to yourself. My job is to help you expand your capacity for what you can do alone.

Have you ever felt as though you were in quicksand and no way to get out? Or perhaps a difficult game of tug of war with your emotions and decision making? Therapy is one method to explore how thoughts, feelings and behaviors are intertwined and how they influence our daily lives, including relationships and choices. Using a strengths based approach and with an objective view, my approach to therapy is empathetic, compassionate and client-focused. Maybe you just need someone who will listen to you? Small mouth and big ears is crucial to a client-therapist relationship.

Yale Teen POWER is a research clinic that does treatment studies to develop and test new behavioral therapies. We work with teens (11-17 years old) who have concerns about eating and weight, such as those who are engaging in binge eating and those who have been bullied because of weight.

Are you struggling with emotional reactivity or numbness or feeling unseen or misunderstood? You may have some ideas about why that happens, or you may be seeking some answers. Despite types of issues or where you are in the process of self-discovery, therapy work can help you regain confidence and serenity. Seeking the support you need is a form of self-care, and I'm so glad you are here. Many of my clients discover or realize their life direction through the process and have said that the experience is quite empowering.

It takes courage to reach out for support and begin a healing journey. I believe that the therapeutic relationship can be a source of that healing. I put a lot of emphasis on creating an atmosphere of respect, caring and safety. We will collaborate to understand and help the parts in you that stand in your way to feeling satisfied and happy. My particular areas of experience and interest are: coping with the aftermath of traumatic and painful experiences, life transitions, women's issues, relationships, complicated grief, anxiety, stage fright and creative blocks, depression, medical diagnoses and pain issues, multiculturalism.

Welcome to my practice. I have more than 20 years of experience in the mental health field, working with individuals, couples and families, from elementary-school age up. Much of my experience has been in family systems, working with family members who have experienced abuse/neglect, domestic violence, separation and court-involvement as well as with individuals dealing with anxiety issues and trauma. I have an eclectic approach to therapy, tailoring sessions to meet the needs and style of each client. We will work together to identify and develop goals and utilize various tools and techniques to assist you in reaching them.

It takes tremendous courage to see a therapist. A safe environment and a trustful relationship are the first things I provide. People are complex; your ethnicity, sexuality, spirituality, personality, values, and unique background will be appreciated here. I will listen to you carefully and understand you deeply. Together we will find the best way to identify and meet your needs. I will help you with relationships, stress, anxiety, and shame. We will empower you from what is painful in your experience, so that you will feel more alive, have more compassion toward yourself, and create new meaning in your life.

What excites me most about working for Hurdle is the commitment to serving communities of color, removing barriers, and providing access to care. I am part of a community that for too long has been marginalized and underserved. The mantra that guides my work is to speak for the unheard, and in the words of the late Audre Lorde, "We are powerful because we have survived."

Everyone has the strength to overcome their struggles and create deeper meaning in their lives. I firmly believe that change is possible, and meet every new client with an open and non-judgemental approach. I use a variety of techniques and therapeutic interventions in my therapy practice to facilitate the change you desire. It's my goal to understand where you are, and to guide the journey towards achieving your goals in therapy!

Currently Accepting New Clients. I work with young people and their families to provide meaningful and lasting change that help improve their wellbeing and success in their lives. I focus on integrative treatment modalities that teach and reinforce skills for emotional and behavioral management, as well as help my clients achieve acceptance and commitment for positive change through effective treatment plans and person-centered approach.

Accepting new clients! We all go through phases in life. Some days are sunny and some others with a lot of rain and storm. Anxiety, depression,life transitions,pre-postpartum anxiety&depression, difficulty focusing, and relationship problems with loved ones and/or in a professional setting are only a few of the problems every person deals in their life at some point. Even though they are part of our nature, these symptoms could be very overwhelming.

Rachel Yarid is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a wide-range of experience, focusing primarily on emotional wellness, self care practices, and managing mental health symptoms. She has worked with children, adolescents, teenagers, and adults seeking assistance to become successful in managing issues such as depression, anxiety, self esteem, life transitions, familial stress, and overall self-empowerment. She completed her Master’s Degree in Social Work from Salem State University.

I see therapy as an opportunity to discover your own resilience and inner ability to heal and grow. Each person has unique strengths that make self-growth and recovery possible. It is my goal to give you therapeutic tools and coping skills, allowing you to empower yourself in your life journey. With over ten years of experience in the mental health field, I enjoy working with adults, older adults, LGBTQIA+, and individuals with disabilities. I embrace clients of all races, cultures, and ethnicities, and I welcome the opportunity to learn from clients from different backgrounds.

I see the therapeutic relationship as the most valuable tool for your growth. Working together we will identify what you need to live a purposeful life and have the relationships you seek. I strongly believe in Sankofa, which teaches us that we must go back to our roots to move forward. I hope to function as a guide, collaboratively working with you to find growth. My clinical experience includes working with adults who are managing complex, intense emotions, behaviors that are challenging and/or struggling with toxic relationships.

I provide psychotherapy to youth and adults in a warm, thoughtful, and compassionate atmosphere. I have a strong background in helping people process difficult experiences, major life transitions, immigration, relationship/marriage difficulties, develop deeper self-understanding and understanding of others. I also help people who have attained significant achievements in life, but still experience lack of satisfaction, loneliness, anxiety, or a sense of meaninglessness, to move forward with greater clarity, peace and satisfaction.

Asking for help is a huge first step in addressing and solving the problems of life. When you make the call to me, you can be sure you won't be categorized, labeled or judged - but rather met with respect and intelligence. My most important task in therapy is to provide an environment of warmth, trust, safety and confidentiality. This includes providing a comfortable office space that feels like a safe harbor - easy to get to, easy to park, close to public transportation - but more importantly, this means relating to my clients with the respect and care they deserve.

Juliette Yeboah-Roomes is a Licensed Independent Social Worker. She graduated from Simmons College with a Masters in Clinical Social Work. Juliette has been a practitioner for over 10yrs. Juliette uses Cognitive Behavior therapy (CBT) and is person centered in her approach to treatment. Her specialties includes: Anxiety/OCD Disorder; Depression; Mood Disorders and Couples counseling. Juliette is accepting teletherapy clients only. Juliette accepts BCBS and United Behavioral Health insurance. Juliette is currently accepting new patients, please call (508) 456-8100 to schedule an appointment

I have experience working with various mental health and trauma related disorders. I am a client centered clinician that adapts to what the individuals needs are of the client. My technique includes focusing on what each clients strengths are and using them to develop long term coping strategies.

We will work together to come up with attainable goals, and to focus on making changes that strengthen your overall well-being. I work with individuals over the age of 18, with a special interest in the older adult population. I also have experience working with couples, individuals in law enforcement and individuals with ongoing medical issues.