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Mindful Holistics

PopulationServed: ages 12 and older with autism, gender dysphoria, eating disorders, anxiety, and trauma - that meet qualifications for outpatient level of care.

Meghan McDonald

Clients come to me because they feel ready for something to change, but they're unsure of how to take the next step. Together, we reflect on what's been holding them back, and consider what it might take to get to a healthier place. I work primarily with couples and families to improve communication patterns and strengthen relationships. Using an Internal Family Systems (IFS) lens, we explore the roots of why we do what we do and consider new ways of moving forward through life.

Wendy Dyer

The more I am in this field the more I realize that I am very passionate about working with the LGBTQ+ community, which I also belong to. I particularly enjoy working with trans folx and helping them navigate the process of coming out or just the day to day stress of the society we currently live in. I love working with people who are new to therapy just as much as working with those who are familiar with it.

Starr Psychiatric Center, Inc.

We treat adolescents and adults 12 years of age and older. Accepting most private insurance, we offer both telehealth and in-person visits. We do not currently accept MassHealth.

Dani Napolitano

My style is individualized to each person and their specific needs. I believe it is a team effort, and the best results come from having someone who is walking beside you through the process.

Shelby Smith

I offer a safe and welcoming space where clients can feel heard and understood. I have experience working with children and teens who may be struggling with anxiety, depression, behavioral issues, ADHD, trauma, or difficulties in family dynamics. Through techniques like play therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and mindfulness practices, I help young clients express themselves, develop coping skills, and build self-esteem in a supportive, safe environment.

Victoria Hanes

While my passion lies in supporting children and adolescents, I also have experience working with individuals of all ages. I have supported clients facing a wide range of diagnoses, including mood disorders, trauma, ADHD, and family conflicts. Using evidence-based approaches like cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness, play therapy, and solution-focused techniques, I customize treatment to meet each person’s unique needs.

Sheena Furnace

As a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) myself, I specialize in working with other HSPs. As a member of the queer community, it has been important and fulfilling to me to support LGBTQ+ clients throughout my career. I am in training to become a Certified Body Trust Provider, meaning I help clients work on their relationship with food and themselves from a weight-inclusive, health-at-every-size stance. Additional areas of focus include anxiety, grief, relationships, stress management, and self-care.

Kristyn Rinchiuso

I treat all types of anxiety (OCD, PTSD, panic, generalized, relationship stress, life transitions). I have extensive training in treating OCD and utilize ERP. Many times, other conditions co-occur with anxiety such as depression, ADHD, substance use disorder, borderline personality disorder, bipolar disorder and more. I often treat these conditions as well.

Kate Helena Siner

My clients are deep thinkers, sensitive souls, and growth-oriented humans who are ready to live more fully aligned with their truth. Many are navigating life transitions, burnout, spiritual awakening, or the quiet sense that there’s more to life than what they’ve been living. They seek depth, clarity, and real transformation—not surface solutions.

Emily Natale

My clients are open to exploring all aspects of themselves. They understand that healing is a process, not an overnight fix. Typically my clients are seeking deeper self-understanding and more fulfilling relationships. Perhaps they've tried other methods like talk therapy alone but are looking for a new approach. They may struggle with low self-esteem, trauma from their past, or difficulty expressing emotions. They want to reconnect with their innate creativity and be more self-compassionate.

Melissa DaSilva

At East Coast Mental Wellness, we provide compassionate and inclusive mental health services to a diverse range of clients. Our practice is dedicated to supporting individuals across all walks of life, with a strong focus on serving the LGBTQ+ community, gender-diverse individuals, artists, entrepreneurs, and those navigating life transitions.

Dr Youngsuk Kim

I treat clients seeking to improve their symptoms, how they feel about themselves, their relationships, and/or quality of life. My clients present with a wide range of mental health difficulties (anxiety, low mood, trauma, obsessions and rituals, unresolved grief), relationship problems (difficulty socializing, breakups, divorce, infidelity, and parenting) and occupational difficulties (mild TBI, procrastination, burnout). Clients I work with include neurodivergent people and ethnic minorities.

Alan Jacobson

I serve teenagers 16+ and adults in individual, couples, and family therapy. Whether you are experiencing specific symptoms, a more general sense of malaise, or a lack of meaningfulness, I will use a collaborative approach to help you reach your goals and feel more content and happy. I firmly believe the results of therapy should be meaningful, powerful, and measurable. Therapy can be life-changing, and I would look forward to working with you.

Brenda Korch

I provide individual therapy to adults. I employ next layer healing with many of my clients, who have already had success utilizing therapeutic techniques to target specific symptoms.  Despite this success and progress, they often still feel that something is out of alignment.  Using an integrative and holistic approach, I help clients work towards a deeper layer of healing that gets to the root of judgments and negative messages they have received through the human experience.

Shaelyn Cataldo

I support deep feelers, seekers, and sensitive souls who’ve learned to hide their needs to keep the peace or stay safe. You may look steady on the outside, but inside, something longs to exhale. If you're tired of holding it all, performing, or quietly carrying the weight, you’re not alone. I offer warm, grounded support to help you meet the parts you’ve tucked away—and come home to your truth, your needs, your self.

Ursula Spont

I work with adults and young adults age 17 and above. Among my focuses of treatment are art therapy, adjustment to life transitions, trauma-informed practices, couples/relationship work, family systems approaches, perinatal mood disorders, CBT, women's empowerment, mindfulness, and self-compassion. I frequently provide therapy for fellow therapists, healthcare workers, college students, couples, and adults of all genders who have experienced trauma, anxiety, and depression.

Theresa Teofilak-Wilson

Are you looking to make positive life changes, heal past traumas, and improve relationships? Are you going through major life changes such as becoming a parent, changing careers, or dealing with chronic health issues? Therapy can be a safe place to explore your concerns and learn new skills for living a balanced life! We utilize traditional therapy modalities, but believe that body, mind, and spirit, as well as community and relational dynamics are inter-connected and deserve equal focus.

Katie Saraiva

Does life feel so overwhelming that you don’t know how to cope? Do you feel that know really listens to you? Do you wish that you could understand how/why your emotions are impacting you? If you answered yes to one or more of these questions- than I hope you will reach out to me! I am dedicated to providing clients with the support and guidance they need to achieve goals, learn coping mechansims and invest in leading an overall healthy life style for your mind, body and spirit.

Catherine Forbes

My clients are curious about themselves and the world, take an active part in therapy, and want to make positive changes. They are open to learning new things, even if that might sometimes be challenging. Often, they are connected to marginalized communities whose mental health is impacted by societal factors. Those looking to address depression, anxiety, trauma, relationships, grief, self-esteem, stress, and/or gender identity would be a good fit. I work with youth and adults ages 12+.