9 providers in Massachusetts matching your needs

Welcome! My name is Melissa. As a Lifespan Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I am committed to offering individualized, holistic, and comprehensive mental health treatment to each patient. I specialize in providing evidence-based treatment for depression, anxiety, ADHD, trauma, eating disorders, OCD, women's health, sleep disorders, self-esteem issues, bipolar and mood disorders. I understand that mental health is multifaceted and deeply interconnected with various aspects of an individual's life, including physical health, relationships, and lifestyle factors. Therefore, my approach to treatment is tailored to address the unique needs and circumstances of each person.

I'm a psychiatric nurse practitioner in Boston, offering online psychotherapy throughout Massachusetts, in-person therapy and medication management in Jamaica Plain, and online classes and workshops at ThreeTreesMentalHealth.com. I've worked with patients and clients in both impatient and outpatient settings and have about a decade of experience helping people with mental health issues. I also have experience as an educator and healer.

Welcome to Grow Therapy. My name is Brittany Palacios and am currently a licensed psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner from Massachusetts. I specialize in the holistic care of the mind, body, and soul while using a faith-based approach to achieve spiritual wellness. Establishing a therapeutic alliance with clients is essential. I prioritize an individual's ability to listen and receive feedback. I have over 10 years of clinical experience working as a registered nurse at the bedside. I obtained my Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Worcester State University in 2011. I graduated from Regis College in 2018 where I received my Master’s degree in advanced psychiatric nursing. I am looking forward to taking my career to the next level. I hope to transform the way the psychiatric community views the importance of spirit to achieve optimal health. This is a critical component I often see missing so am eager to incorporate findings into practice.

Marsha Charlton is a highly skilled and compassionate Family and Psychiatric Mental Health. Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP), holding dual board certifications and boasting over ten years of medical expertise aims to provide accessible and comprehensive mental healthcare to individuals from all walks of life. Marsha has a wealth of experience caring for patients with diverse backgrounds in different settings, including primary care, surgical, psychiatric, and veterans throughout Boston. She approaches her work with a culturally attuned, down-to-earth style that helps her clients feel comfortable and at ease. Marsha's diverse clinical background enables her to treat various mental disorders, including depression, anxiety, grief and loss, ADHD, PTSD, Bipolar Disorder, sleep disorders, and addiction. Marsha strongly believes everyone deserves high-quality mental health care and support, and she tailors her approach to meet each client's unique needs. `With Marsha, you will receive compassionate, personalized care that considers your mental, physical, and emotional well-being. Her dedication to providing holistic, accessible care ensures you receive the highest quality mental health care and support.

I am a dually board certified nurse practitioner in family medicine and psychiatry. I have over a decade of experience working across the lifespan helping people find their way to the healthy life that they desire. I really enjoy getting to know my patients as individuals and celebrating the accomplishments each person makes in their path to a rewarding life. When I'm not working or learning more, you can find me hiking with my dogs, exploring New England, sailing, skiing, mountain biking, running, baking, and quilting.

Beyond traditional talk therapy and medication, I also strive to provide my patients with a personalized treatment plan that includes elements of psychoeducation, community support, and an emphasis on self-care. This combination of approaches can help to provide a comprehensive and well-rounded treatment that addresses each individual's unique circumstances. Created in a judgment-free space, my goal is to create a therapeutic relationship with my patients that is founded on mutual respect and trust. Together, we can work towards healing, and I am committed to helping my patients find the hope and energy they need to move past their struggles and embrace a fulfilling life. Ultimately, my hope is to break the stigma surrounding mental illness, one patient at a time, and to provide a compassionate and supportive environment that empowers individuals to heal and thrive.

Life can often present us with roadblocks, hardships, and tragedies. And because of this, it's sometimes easy to feel stuck and helpless. As such it can be difficult trying to figure out how to navigate such life challenges and whom to confide to about them. That’s where I come in. As a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner I care deeply about the emotional and mental health of my clients. I assess, diagnose, and treat mental health needs. In my 20-year career in mental health nursing I've worked in hospitals, behavioral health/addictions clinics, long-term care/assisted living facilities, remote telehealth nursing, etc. I help with issues ranging from depression, anxiety, life transitions, low self-esteem, family conflict, substance abuse, poor relationships, etc. I equip clients with the tools and coping skills they need to build resiliency and develop better self-esteem, relationships, communication skills, etc. to live a healthier, more meaningful and productive life

I am Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, Board Certified by the ANCC (American Nurses Credentialing Center) since 2017. I received my Master’s Degree in Psychiatric Mental Health in 2016 from Northeastern University in Boston. As a Registered Nurse, the majority of my past nursing experience is with women and children. In the realm of school nursing I have served children with special needs, first at the Cotting School in Lexington, then shared between Arlington School and Pathways Academy, both of McLean Hospital, becoming full time at Arlington School of McLean. As a PMHNP, I have prescribed in my private practice setting, JRI DYS, Wayside Family and Youth, and currently Harvard Vanguard/Atrius Health. My interests include female empowerment, depression, anxiety, ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder . I provide psychopharmacology consults and ongoing medication management. With deep compassion and support I seek to support individuals on their journeys to healing and living their greatest potential and expression. I work in a manner to empower clients, facilitating their desires to live an active, balanced and mindful approach to improving health. I provide a safe and confidential atmosphere. I believe in a collaborative approach in addressing needs. Goals are set together and are utilized to measure improvements in life functioning. In person intake appt required for stimulant prescribing. Clients that use cannabis are a case-by-case fit for me - I am not trained nor supervised with great specificity around cannabis use.

Sometimes shared space is the greatest thing we experience with each other. As a provider, I hope to use our space to inspire helpful insight utilizing a humanistic-transpersonal approach. Through positive inquisition, we start to see our remarkable qualities by exploring thoughts, behaviors, and experiences via discussions meaningful to you. There are many counseling principles I utilize as a practitioner. I find it difficult to choose just one theoretical concept and more beneficial to be well versed in a variety of treatment modalities to best meet the individual’s needs. As a provider, I strive to have a vast network of colleague’s expertise to consult with and learn from. As needs change, providers must be adaptable and discover new information, recent studies provide best practices to consider incorporating. I am dedicated to trauma informed care and creating a safe space to share experiences our society has trouble processing. We will learn and grow together about specific modalities of interest, I may not be so familiar with. As your provider, I intend to focus on what you deem is priority. A humanistic approach is warm, empathetic, and non-judgmental, creating an ideal space for accessing innate healing abilities. This approach appreciates beauty in imperfection and assists individuals in recognizing worth in themselves. Helping an individual develop a supportive network is also a priority as a practitioner. Our connections to each other and the world around us remain a lifeline for individuals coping with distress. An integrative nursing approach has similar principles to nursing theorist Jean Watson; encouraging spirituality, a broader sense of self, unconditional acceptance, and altruism. These values breathe life into well-being and a healthy, optimistic existence. Mental health is not the absence of symptoms. Mental health is defined by one’s ability to access their inner resources to feel, process, adapt, and prevail. I look forward to opportunities of interaction with my fellow humans and strive to help ease suffering by providing support, understanding, compassion, and the skills necessary to manage the complexities of everyday life and the challenges of humanity.