Find therapists in Northampton

Sarah Magnani

I work with adolescents and young adults facing transitions, anxiety, depression, relationship and family issues, and self-esteem struggles. My ideal clients seek a safe space to process emotions, validate their experiences, and build self-confidence. Together, we address obstacles and build self-care practices to help them face life’s daily challenges with resilience and clarity.

Haoyan Lin

My ideal clients are adults, adolescents, children and families experiencing emotional or behavioral challenges and seeking to improve their relationships. I specialize in supporting clients dealing with anxiety, depression, family conflicts, and navigating foster or blended family dynamics and life transitions. Together, we work toward understanding, healing, and creating more fulfilling relationships.

Shannon Sullivan

I'm genuinely excited to collaborate with individuals eager to grow and make positive changes. I enjoy working with those seeking a deeper understanding of themselves and others. The first – and often the hardest – step is recognizing the need for change and asking for support. In our sessions, we’ll work together to develop the tools and skills needed to achieve your goals and nurture your strengths.

Amié Capodanno

My ideal clients value a genuine connection and trust in our time together. I love witnessing “ah-ha” moments, where insights lead to growth and often bring laughter. I enjoy working with those new to therapy, who come with curiosity and openness. Supporting people as they progress to their next level—whatever that looks like for them—is what I find most rewarding in my practice.

Angela Holter

My ideal clients are teens and young adults that are ready to get to know themselves better, explore their relationships, attachment styles and understand why they are feeling the way they are. Working with me means we collaboratively create a warm, judgment free space where you feel empowered to express yourself. Getting to know yourself deeper, your attachment patterns, habits, and behaviors can help you understand what you have control over and how to live a more balanced life.

Jessica McKee

I am passionate about supporting individuals on their journey of self-discovery, growth, and empowerment. My ideal client is open-minded, willing to engage in self-reflection, and committed to personal goals. I focus on working with individuals facing dyslexia, ADHD, learning disabilities, anxiety, and depression. By fostering a collaborative, compassionate space, I help clients explore challenges, build resilience, and develop strategies to rewrite narratives and live authentically.

Cara Marolda

Everyone experiences distressing or overwhelming challenges at different points in life. Many people struggle to manage these inevitable difficulties, get stuck and then subsequently feel defined by their emotional pain. This can negatively impact relationships, ambitions, work and self-worth. I believe in people’s inherent right to live meaningful and joyful lives and in their ability to choose how to respond to life’s challenges.

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.

Deborah Muench

I am passionate about working with teens, college and graduate students, parents and adults struggling with depression, anxiety, burnout, problems associated with autism, life transitions, difficulties managing emotions, stress management concerns, parenting concerns and relationship challenges. My approach empowers you to become an active participant in your treatment and ultimately make you your own therapist.

Celia Castro

I work with clients who have a range of marginalized experiences & identities--LGBTQIA, BIPOC, immigrants & children of immigrants, sex workers, polyamorous & kink communities, neurodiverse & disabled folks. My clients usually come in wanting to work on anxiety, depression, dissociation, life transitions, gender transitions, suicidal ideation, abuse & trauma, domestic & partner violence and more.

Shon Oren

If you feel out of place or ‘weird’ without knowing why, I’m here for you. You might not have an ASD or ADHD label, but you know you’re different. Anxiety, low moods, or daily tasks like getting up or connecting can feel like a struggle. I’m a neurodivergent clinician—often helping guys—and I get it. With warm, practical support and science-backed tools, I’ll help you feel less overwhelmed—and embrace your weird.

Stephen Oliver

Throughout my career, I have found both pride and experience in helping people discover and practice different approaches that can help make symptoms of anxiety, depression, and ADHD feel less overwhelming and more approachable. Whether it be racing thoughts, difficulty finding motivation to complete tasks, challenges with transitioning between tasks, or a combination of other anxiety, depression, or ADHD symptoms, I look forward to helping you take back your day-to-day.

Emily DePaoli

Welcome! My primary focus is assisting individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, and communication concerns. I also prioritize supporting college students, people managing new or chronic health conditions, and the LGBTQIA+ community. I utilize various techniques and styles to better tailor treatment to your needs and your individuality.

Lucia Flores

I help clients navigate issues related to mood and anxiety disorders, complex trauma and PTSD, and other major life stressors. I use an anti-oppressive lens and pay close attention to the way cultural and institutional factors impact your health. I believe that therapy is one part of a process toward connection and a sense of belonging with others.

Jacqueline Warner

You love each other. There's no question about that. But why is it SO HARD?! We are often told relationships are "work", but we're rarely prepared for it, or know exactly how to do that work in an effective way so we continue to feel connected, respected, and aligned. There is a path forward and I'm here to walk it with you.Together we will bridge your unexpected divide so you feel connected again. Experienced couples therapist in MA, CT, and FL, online therapy couples marriage counseling.

Naomi McKenzie Greene

My clinical work is driven by a focus on multiple levels of lifespan development, with an emphasis on stages of child development, identity development, and the transition to adulthood. I specialize in guiding identity-based work among young adults, immigrants, and people of color experiencing anxiety, depression, life transitions, and family issues.

Alexander DeFelice

I've exclusively supported college students for more than four years so I consider that unique population to be a specialty of mine, however, I work with all legal adults on issues related to adjustment disorders and life transitions, anxiety disorders, interpersonal relationship challenges, and issues related to male identity and masculinity, among other things.

Mi Cao

Our clients come from diverse background with a wide range of concerns such as depression, anxiety, anger management, parenting problems, career challenges, self-esteem/confidence issues, intellectual/developmental disabilities, Asperger/autism spectrum disorder, attention deficient, trauma/PTSD, oppositional behaviors, and immigration/acculturation/adjustment issues. Our Goal is to create a safe, open, and non-judgmental environmental for our clients to be heard, supported, and motivated.

Maxim Arbuzov

As a psychotherapist I often work with men who are navigating various life challenges. My clientele primarily are dealing with anxiety, depression, and relationship or intimacy issues. These are men from all walks of life who may feel overwhelmed by their emotions, trapped in negative thought patterns, or struggle with interpersonal connections.

Mills Smith-Millman

I am well suited to help children, teens, and adultswith anxiety, depression, ADHD, school/work problems, and/or issues pertaining to sexuality and/or gender identity difficulties. I currently work at McLean Hospital in the School Consultation Service and help schools improve the mental health services provided to youth. Using the evidence-based practices, I help clients learn new ways to cope with difficult life problems and reunite with their core values to live their best life.