Therapists in Boston, MA

I'm Hazell, a bilingual first-generation Afro Latina that is really passionate about providing a healing space for those that want to be welcomed as their complete and authentic selves. I recognize that due to oppression, many people might feel unseen or even experience shame about bringing all parts of themselves into therapy or the world at large. My goal as a therapist and advocate is to foster a collaborative, nonjudgmental, and compassionate therapeutic relationship to help people improve their sense of self-worth, increase their sense of self-trust, and to increase the tools they use to establish an internal sense of balance.

Many successful people struggle (often in secret) with anxiety, depression, alcohol abuse, relationship problems, stress, and burnout. They describe feeling overwhelmed, isolated, hopeless, and "stuck." I will work with you to develop an effective, tailor-made, and solutions-focused plan to help get things back on track. My most successful clients come ready to work.

Welcome to Be Heard Psychotherapy. We offer high-quality therapy services that prioritize your unique needs and experiences. Our practice specializes in client-centered and trauma-informed care, meaning that we recognize the impact that trauma can have on mental health and prioritize creating a safe, supportive environment for all our clients. Our team of clinicians is highly trained and experienced, and we offer in-person and telehealth sessions to accommodate your preferences and needs. We are conveniently located in the North End Neighborhood of Boston.

I currently have openings. Contact by email. Telehealth only. - I am Tanya Parker, LICSW. I have been a Licensed Clinical Social Worker since 2010. Although I have experience working with people of all demographics, I have the most experience working with women, LGBT+ folks, and people of color. I often am working with clients on self-esteem, body positivity, anxiety management, trauma symptoms, and relational issues. As a human and a provider, I am feminist, anti-racist, fat positive, sex positive, pro-science, pro-vaccine, and pro-LGBT. I also offer relationship therapy including therapy for polyamormous individuals.

I provide nondenominational pastoral counseling to all who who go through the disorienting pain and sorrow of loss. Whatever it's someone we love, a pet, friend, job, relationship, self-esteem, we know that love and loss are cojoined. When any deep bond is severed, the sadness and the broken heart are profound. But loss and grief are not mental health issues. And while there are meds for depression, there is no pill for a broken heart. No med for longing for a lost connection. These are spiritual matters. Things of the heart and soul. The Grief Journey is complex and demanding. I can help. I can't fix anything. Nothing is broken.

I am a licensed clinical social worker with 7 years experience working with individuals presenting with substance use disorder, PTSD, adjustment disorder and anxiety amongst other mental issues and has helped guide them through self-awareness and effective coping skills. I can help with parenting skills, public speaking, and anxiety. I accept most MassHealth Plans.

I believe the greatest gift a therapist can offer is full presence with a compassionate ear. Many clients seek therapy because something that was working for them is no longer working. Maybe you feel unheard, unseen, anxious, angry, stuck, or burnt-out. Maybe you have felt this for a long time, but believed you needed permission to feel this way. We all perform the work of care and repair to show up for relationships and our work despite the social and political landscape that shapes how we experience our personal and collective bodies. In our therapy space, even if you take your shoes off at the door, you can bring your whole self.

Inside all the suffering you are experiencing at this time, you know who you are at heart. I want to help you work with unhealthy thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, and return to yourself, a self that honors your core values. I am a compassionate therapist who provides goal-oriented therapy to adults.

Welcome! My name is Lauren Bissette. I have been a social worker since 2015 with experience with many diverse populations. I am a great listener, patient, and here for you!

Thriving in an evermore complex world can be overwhelming; mental health is key and self-actualization is a journey best undertaken with good support. Hello! I am a Harvard-affiliated psychiatrist and MIT-trained engineer with an extensive background in psychotherapy and integrative mind-body wellness care. I believe in the motto "Mind & Hand" and the transformative power of integrative care that aims to incorporate the full biopsychosocial experience of each client and actualize lasting growth through facilitating insight, addressing root-causes, shifting paradigms, upgrading skills, and implementing measurable improvements.

Throughout life, we all face challenges and stressors that can be too difficult to resolve alone. Oftentimes, the viewpoint of a nonjudgmental third person can provide exceptionally useful new perspectives and insights. Working together, I help my clients discover their values, learn new ways of managing distress, and live their optimal life.

Emotions are normal, even hard to handle ones. Struggling is normal; it’s all part of the human experience. I’m here to teach you and empower you to manage and cope with strong emotions, stressors, and hardships. Through our time together, you will learn about the mind and how it connects with the body, and how to apply this knowledge to feel better. I specialize in treating trauma, depression, anxiety, dual diagnosis involving addiction and mental illness, positive psychology, and holistic healing.

I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor bilingual in English and Vietnamese. I am passionate about working with individuals wanting to improve in self-improvements, exploring self & family systems, improve communications, resolve conflicts and maintain wellbeing. I value and understand how life transitions can go up and down which can be challenging to deal with. Support is essential during any transitioning. I draw from theoretical frameworks such as unconditional regard, CBT, client center approach, culturally sensitive approach, mindfulness, self-empowerment, and self-acceptance, to support the therapeutic growth of my patients.