Meet Rhea, an experienced therapist who has over 20 years of clinical experience in helping individuals answer life's difficult questions. Rhea is passionate in working with young adults, women, and especially women who are pre - during - and post partum. Rhea also is a specailist in treating Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.

Rhea is only seeing people virtually at this time.

Rhea is in network with BCBS.

Rebeca is a Board-Certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and Registered Nurse. Combining empathy with experience, Rebeca is dedicated to guiding each individual on their path to well-being and helping them achieve their goals. She takes a holistic approach by promoting the importance of both mental and physical self-care. She finds trust and safety to be paramount, with the focus always being on what truly matters to each person. 

Rebeca is taking in-person appointments.

As a passionate advocate for children and families, I bring empathy, insight, and dedication to my work as a Guardian Ad Litem and a Therapist. My background in clinical psychiatric evaluations, crisis planning, and navigating complex systems ensures that all decisions are made with a deep understanding of the psychological and emotional needs of those involved. I believe every voice deserves to be heard, and I provide thoughtful, actionable recommendations for the well-being of those I represent.

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In my therapy practice, I focus on creating a supportive and non-judgmental space where clients can explore practical solutions to challenges such as anxiety, depression, emotional regulation, and more. I’m committed to working alongside my clients, helping them develop the skills they need to thrive. My approach is tailored to each individual, drawing from Solution-Focused Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and other modalities that best suit their needs. Together, we’ll work on practical strategies to enhance emotional well-being and create lasting, meaningful change.

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I’m dedicated to ensuring that every client feels seen, heard, and supported—whether in the courtroom or the therapy room. If you’re looking for someone who will listen deeply, advocate fiercely, and guide you toward practical solutions, I’m here to help.

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Andrea is only seeing clients virtually at this time.

Andrea is in network with BCBS.

Meet Nathan, a native of Upstate NY with a passion for the outdoors and a keen interest in providing personalized care to veterans, LGBT individuals, as well as families facing conflict. Their compassionate approach is rooted in their unique experiences and deep commitment to fostering resilience and understanding. Nathan is also a certified forensic social worker and has significant experience in working with individuals who are facing or have been involved with the Criminal Justice System. Nathan is also available to take immigration evaluations and work with people who have CPCS funding.

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Nathan is taking in-person appointments.

Megan doesn't believe clients need to "wait until something is wrong" to start therapy and supports clients in building their distress tolerance against everyday stressors. She prioritizes making clients feel comfortable, safe, and at ease during sessions and collaborates with the client for individualized treatment. She specializes in anxiety, attachment, trauma, and previously provided counseling in residential eating disorder treatment but provides support for a wide range of concerns. Many of her clients are new to therapy, and she enjoys making therapy a positive, effective experience.

Megan uses Somatic Experiencing, Internal Family Systems, and NARM (NeuroAffective Relational Model) to build new neural pathways and change long-standing symptoms or behaviors, as well as using Dialectic Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and an eclectic combination of other modalities. Clients are often surprised by the desired changes they experience and enjoy the stronger mind-body connection, resiliency to stressors, and increased connection to self and others.

Megan prioritizes creating a comfortable, laid-back, and welcoming space because she is passionate about normalizing therapy and understands meeting with a new therapist can seem overwhelming. Each client is in charge of what they're comfortable with, and Megan makes adjustments to support each client's preferences and goals. 

Jen has been working as a therapist since 1994 providing individual, group and family therapy in a variety of mental health settings including outpatient clinics, inpatient psychiatric units, emergency service units, private practice and both DCF and DYS residential treatment programs. She has worked in an administrative and supervisory capacity for 28 years and is currently serving as Director of Counseling Services at Worcester Academy.   

Jen graduated from the University of Massachusetts in 1990 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology/sociology and obtained her Master’s degree in Social Work from Boston College in 1994.  She has advanced training in cultural diversity, Psychological First Aid, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique)  and ARC, a nationally recognized and evidence based model of Trauma Informed Care.  She is an LICSW who is board certified through the National Association of Social Workers.