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The Mental Health Crisis Facing Teens — And How Counseling Can Help
Today’s teenagers are growing up in a world that’s more connected, more demanding, and more stressful than ever before. While adolescence has always been a challenging stage of life, the mental health struggles teens face today are happening at unprecedented levels. Anxiety, depression, and emotional distress are no longer rare — they’re becoming the norm.…
Read MoreMeet Emily Daniels, LMHC-C
Supporting teens and young adults through “adulting” and emotional challenges Adolescence and early adulthood have always been seasons of change — but today’s teens are navigating pressures unlike any generation before them. Between academic demands, social media, uncertainty about the future, and the emotional intensity of growing up, many young people feel overwhelmed long before…
Read MoreMeet Catherine Rowe, LMHC/DT/RYT
Compassionate, experienced support through anxiety, trauma, and life transitions Catherine Rowe brings over three decades of professional experience to her work as a therapist. She supports adolescents and adults as they navigate emotional challenges, relationships, and major life transitions. Her approach is grounded in empathy, respect, and a strong belief in each person’s capacity for…
Read MoreMeet Marjorie Thomsen, LICSW
Compassionate guidance for grief, aging & life transitions Life is full of changes – some expected, some not. Even positive moments like becoming an empty-nester or retiring can stir complex emotions. Moreover, losses and transitions can leave us feeling unmoored, uncertain, or heavier than we expected. Marjorie Thomsen, LICSW, brings decades of experience and a…
Read MoreMeet Caitlin Entwistle Egan, LMHC
Compassionate, evidence-based support for OCD and intrusive thoughts Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is often misunderstood. However, for those living with it, its impact is very real. Caitlin Entwistle Egan, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, specializes in evidence-based support for OCD and related challenges. She offers compassionate care to help individuals navigate intrusive thoughts, compulsive behaviors, and the…
Read MoreMeet Sharnelle Branyon, LADC I
Compassionate Support for Substance Use Recovery “I couldn’t heal because I kept pretending I wasn’t hurt.”>This realization lies at the core of Sharnelle Branyon’s therapeutic work. She focuses on creating a space where individuals no longer have to carry their struggles alone. In this space, they can begin to understand what lies beneath patterns of…
Read MoreMeet Jennifer Spero, LMHC
Meet Jennifer Spero, LMHC – Therapist in Boston If you are looking for a therapist in Boston, working with an experienced and compassionate professional can help you navigate life’s challenges and create meaningful change. Jennifer Spero, LMHC, offers a supportive and non-judgmental space where you can explore your thoughts, emotions, and experiences while working toward…
Read MoreMeet Annisa Kim, LADC I-C – Addiction Therapist in Boston
Meet Annisa Kim, LADC I-C – Addiction Therapist in Boston If you are looking for an addiction therapist in Boston, working with a compassionate and experienced clinician can help you better understand your patterns, develop healthier coping strategies, and create lasting change. Annisa Kim, LADC I-C, provides a supportive and non-judgmental space where you can…
Read MoreCounseling in Boston with Brian Gwozdz, LADC I
If you are looking for counseling in Boston, working with an experienced and compassionate clinician can help you navigate life’s challenges with greater clarity and confidence. Brian Gwozdz, LADC I, offers a supportive and non-judgmental space where you can explore your thoughts, develop healthier coping strategies, and build a more balanced and fulfilling life. Therapy…
Read MoreMeet Athena Weggler, LMHC – Counseling in Boston
If you are looking for counseling in Boston, working with a compassionate and experienced therapist can help you better manage stress, improve emotional well-being, and reconnect with yourself. Athena Weggler, LMHC, offers a supportive and holistic approach to therapy, creating a space where you can explore your experiences, develop coping skills, and move toward meaningful…
Read MoreMeet Marissa Gurello, LMHC – Therapist in Boston
Meet Marissa Gurello, LMHC – Therapist in Boston If you are looking for a therapist in Boston, working with a compassionate and experienced professional can help you navigate life’s challenges with clarity and confidence. Marissa Gurello, LMHC, provides a supportive and collaborative space where you can explore your thoughts, emotions, and goals in a safe,…
Read MoreMeet Nicole Ferretti, LMHC
Meet Nicole Ferretti, LMHC – Therapist in Boston Life is constantly changing, and navigating those changes can sometimes feel overwhelming. Working with a therapist in Boston can provide the support and clarity needed to move forward with confidence. Nicole Ferretti, LMHC, offers a warm, non-judgmental space where you can explore your thoughts, emotions, and experiences…
Read MoreMeet Kyrre Culver, LMHC
Best Therapy in Boston for Growth and Support When life feels overwhelming and uncertain, even everyday stress can feel harder than it should. Working with a therapist in Boston can help you gain clarity, relief, and a renewed sense of direction. Therapy is not only effective—it can also be a supportive and meaningful experience that…
Read MoreMeet Dan Halloran, LICSW – Assistant Director
If you are looking for a therapist in Boston or exploring the best therapists in the greater Boston area, finding the right support can make a meaningful difference. Therapy offers a space to move beyond simply coping and begin building a life that feels more aligned, confident, and fulfilling. I graduated from the Boston College…
Read MoreMeet Pamela Criswell, LMHC – Practice Director
Therapist in Boston for Anxiety, Relationships, and Personal Growth If you’re looking for a therapist in Boston, you may be feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure about your next step. Old habits, negative thought patterns, or difficult life experiences can make it hard to move forward. Therapy provides a supportive space to build confidence, improve decision-making,…
Read MoreTop 7 indicators that it may be time to consult a therapist – A personal reflection
Over the years, we’ve noticed something interesting in the stories people bring into the therapy room. While every experience is unique, there are recurring patterns—small signals and quiet nudges that often appear long before someone finally decides to reach out for support. Public understanding of mental health has come a long way, and we now…
Read MoreHow to Successfully Date a Person with Borderline Personality
Dating someone with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) can be both deeply rewarding and profoundly challenging. In this article I’ll walk through what it may feel like to be in such a relationship, what you—whether you are the partner with BPD or you are dating someone with BPD—can do, and how therapy can play a key…
Read MoreHow to Deal With Constant Complainers: Scripts & Boundaries That Work
How to Deal With Constant Complainers in Real-Life Situations Knowing how to deal with constant complainers is essential for protecting your mental energy and maintaining healthy relationships. Whether at work, with friends, or in your personal life, constant negativity can quickly become overwhelming. The key is to respond with empathy while setting clear boundaries. In…
Read MoreDealing with Toxic Complainers: 7 Smart Moves
Dealing with complainers can be challenging, especially when someone in your life is constantly negative or bitter. Whether at work or in personal relationships, chronic complaining can affect your mood, productivity, and wellbeing. Understanding why some people complain all the time—and how to respond effectively—can help you protect your energy and improve your interactions. Why…
Read MoreStop Obsession Over Someone: 6 Therapy Hacks That Work
6 Therapy Hacks to Stop Obsession Over Someone 1. Trigger & Compulsion Mapping For one week, keep a simple journal: note times when you had a recurring thought like “What are they doing right now?” or “Do they still care?” — this is your trigger. Next column: what you did in response (checked phone, asked…
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