4 therapists in Massachusetts matching your needs

I have worked in mental health for about 7 years now. I have worked in a range of settings including at an inpatient hospital setting, home therapy, and outpatient therapy. I have worked with both children, adolescents and adults experiencing depression, trauma, PTSD, anxiety, stress, challenging family dynamics, grief and loss, and life transitions. I use a empathetic and calming approach in my session that allows every client to be heard and understood. I adapt my approach to every individual. Through your sessions with me, you will build up your skills to better understand and manage your feelings that are currently weighing you down.

Hi! I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW and LICSW) based in Florida also license in MA and MI. I received my Masters from Walden University and have been practicing over 5 years. I am more than a therapist; I am your ally on the path to healing and personal growth. I provide compassionate and personalized therapy to help you navigate life's challenges, achieve your goals, and improve your overall well-being. My approach focuses on empowering you with practical tools and insights to foster personal growth, emotional stability, and fulfilling relationships. Together, we will create a safe, supportive environment for your healing and self-discovery journey.

I'm Jessica Conant, a therapist dedicated to empowering individuals through life's challenges. As an Independent Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Georgia and Massachusetts, I draw on over a decade of experience as a veteran in the USAF to take a personalized, solution-focused approach. Trained in evidence-based therapies like CBT, EMDR, PE, and CPT, I am committed to helping clients gain the tools and confidence to overcome challenges.

Embark on a journey to better mental health in our supportive, private sessions. We'll tackle stress, enhance awareness, and boost well-being together. My expertise includes women's issues, career changes, life transitions, grief, and anxiety. We'll explore what brought you to therapy and help you identify the patterns that you want to change. We'll talk about how your thoughts affect your emotions and experience, and then decide the ways to help you make progress.