Amanda received her Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth and obtained her licensure as a Mental Health Counselor in 2013.  She has also received training as a Family Trauma Professional by the International Association of Trauma Professionals and is a MaMHCA Certified Clinical Supervisor (MCCS).      Amanda has advanced clinical training in early childhood  mental health (birth - 6 years), Trauma Focused Child-Parent Psychotherapy, and Exposure Response Prevention (ERP) for treatment of OCD.  Her therapeutic  passion is working with families to repair the relationships between parent/child, siblings, and spouses.         Her treatment is often focused on repairing disruptions in attachment as well as recovering from traumatic incidents.  Amanda utilizes a direct therapeutic approach while offering supportive feedback and skill training to help patients effectively address personal life challenges.  Particular areas of interest include:  PTSD; Post-Partum Depression & Anxiety; Mood Disorders; Anxiety Disorders; Co-parenting; and Distress in Relationships.  Amanda strongly believes that the fundamental basis of therapy relies on honesty, open communication and emotional expression emotional expression.

Lisa received her Masters of Social Work from Boston College and is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW). Lisa's honest, straightforward, and solution-focused style is based on experience as well as her passion in working with individuals who are interested in bettering themselves and finding positive solutions to any challenges they may face. Her many years of experience in the mental health field working with children, adolescents and their families and having worked in various settings, has enhanced her ability to adapt to each client's individual needs. Believing that everyone's healing path is different, Lisa utilizes this experience to offer diverse approaches to address the different needs, struggles, and goals that each individual may have.

Bryant received his Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology from Fisher College with a specialization in Trauma Counseling and is working under the supervision of a Licensed Mental Health Counselor. He displays a profound passion for helping individuals and couples navigate their unique journeys. With a deep understanding of the diverse perspectives and lived experiences of LGBTQ+ and BIPOC populations, as well as those in non-traditional relationships, Bryant creates a safe and inclusive space for all clients.       Bryant draws from Cognitive-Behavioral, Solution-Focused, Family Systems, and Attachment-based approaches to help individuals heal from trauma, depression, anxiety, and ruptures to their attachment in relationships.       Utilizing evidence-based practices, Bryant also helps individuals and couples navigate conversations around race, identity, intimacy, and sexual health, fostering open and honest dialogue. By addressing the unique challenges faced by LGBTQ+ and BIPOC individuals, clients are able to reclaim their agency within a relationship and strengthen their attachment to loved ones.  Whether individuals or couples are seeking to navigate cultural differences, heal from intergenerational trauma, restore intimacy, or build healthier connections, Bryant is committed to empowering them to thrive and find fulfillment in their relationships.

Beth is a compassionate and dedicated therapist with a Master's Degree in Mental Health Counseling from Cambridge College, specializing in Trauma Studies. She is committed to meeting her clients where they are and works collaboratively to discover the most effective therapeutic approach for each individual. Beth’s practice incorporates EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, mindfulness, and stress reduction techniques, all within a holistic framework. Her person-centered, strength-based approach ensures that each client’s unique strengths and experiences are at the forefront of the therapeutic process. Beth works with individuals navigating concerns surrounding trauma, depression, anxiety, self-esteem, and adjusting to life changes. She is aligned with Health at Every Size (HAES) and Intuitive Eating principles, and she is passionate about supporting clients in developing a healthy relationship with food and their bodies. With a deep commitment to fostering growth and healing, Beth provides a supportive space where clients can explore their concerns and work toward their goals. Beth works under the supervision of a Licensed Mental Health Counselor.

Blossom is a 2yo Bernedoodle. Her breed is low-shedding and allergen-friendly. She was donated to us from Pup4Purpose, a non-profit dedicated to making therapy and service animals more accessible to the community. She is currently on the journey to become a certified therapy dog. Her handler (and mom) is Amanda Nicely. Together, they are working with Om Obedience to complete the training process. When her training is complete (early 2025), she will be ready to work with clients. You might see Blossom around the office, while she acclimates to the busy environment. If you see her around, we ask that you wave to say hello and check with her mom before engaging with her. When at the office, she will be in active training, where she may be required to complete certain skills, such as sitting politely, waiting calmly for extended periods of time, etc, before interacting with new friends. Our primary goal is to have all interactions be human led, meaning that she will refrain from jumping, whining, or barking when around her human friends. Don't worry, there will still be plenty of pets and puppy love available to anyone who wants some! 🐾 All you have to do is ask

Andrea received her Master’s in Social Work from Boston University, where she also obtained a Master’s in Public Health. She is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) with a background in working with youth and families involved with the state’s juvenile justice, mental health, and welfare systems. As a public health social worker, she believes in examining both the individual and societal picture - the things that shape us all as humans and who we are as distinct people. Andrea has extensive training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), with specialized training in hoarding disorder. In couple’s work, she often utilizes the Gottman Method. But, more importantly, she believes in using a person-centered, strengths-based perspective to adapt to a client's needs. Andrea has a particular focus on LGBTQIA+ individuals, recognizing the importance of providing specialized care and support. Overall, she believes that the most important things she can bring to a session with a client are empathy, honesty, and a sense of humor.

Sarah received her Master's degree in Social Work from Bridgewater State University. Sarah is a licensed certified social worker (LCSW) and is working under the supervision of a licensed independent clinical social worker (LICSW). Sarah has clinical experience working with children, adolescents and families within school and community based mental health settings. Sarah supports clients with fulfilling their potential while using a strengths based approach and mindfulness. She utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Person-Centered Therapy to assist clients in reaching their individual goals. Sarah provides a safe and welcoming environment where clients can be their true selves.

Hailey is a dedicated and ambitious therapist with a Master's Degree in Social Work from Bridgewater State University. She obtained her license as a Clinical Social Worker in August 2024. She is committed to focusing on client collaboration and meeting her clients where they are at in developmental and treatment goals. She has worked with children and youth with a variety of diagnoses from depression, anxiety, ADHD and autism. Hailey’s practice incorporates various modalities based on best fit for each client. She focuses mainly on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, play therapy, anxiety reduction practices, motivational interviewing and more. Hailey’s strength-based approach and empowerment of clients reaching their goals ensure that client's diverse cultures and experiences, autonomy, self-determination & empowerment are priority in the therapeutic process.

Melissa received her Master's Degree from Lesley University in  Mental Health Counseling with a specialization in Dance Movement Therapy.  She obtained licensure  as a Mental Health Counselor in 2015 and has advanced clinical training in the treatment of early childhood and trauma disorders. Melissa is certified to teach Rainbowdance®; a therapeutic movement program that utilizes storytelling, self-soothing, voice, music, movement, and multi-modal props.  Melissa's passion lies in working with children ages 10 & under experiencing anxiety, depression, PTSD, grief, and disruptions in attachment.  She uses methods that allow children to freely express themselves and teaches them to self-soothe by focusing on improving impulse-control, positive attachment, and self-empathy through play, art, sensory, music, and dance therapies.  Parent training & family therapy are also frequently used to support caregivers in their response to children with high emotional needs.    By promoting trust & security in the caregiver relationship, many symptoms can improve. Melissa also has experience working with children who have physical impairments, developmental delays, and learning difficulties.

Bonnie Echols is an associate therapist who is working under the supervision of a Licensed Mental Health Counselor. Bonnie graduated with her BA in Psychology & Human Services at Montreat College and not long after pursued her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Liberty University in efforts to hone in on her passion for understanding people and truly contribute to the mental health field. The majority of Bonnie’s experiences have led her to work alongside children, teenagers and young adults who have faced difficulties with anxiety, perfectionism, self-esteem, depression, adjustment and behavioral concerns in a variety of settings. In addition to this, she has extensive experience in providing direct patient care serving those with treatment-resistant depression in outpatient clinics. Those opportunities have given her great insight into understanding the complexity of depression and the brain. Bonnie’s approach to therapy is characterized by deep curiosity, empathy, compassion and partnership through evidence-based modalities. She is dedicated to and looks forward to providing a client-centered lens to ensure what you work on is what is most important to you in a supportive and safe environment.

Lex graduated with her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Southern New Hampshire University and currently practices under the supervision of an LMHC. Her therapeutic approach is person-centered, empowering, holistic and integrative. Lex is greatly experienced in working with adolescents and individuals with developmental disabilities in the educational setting. Lex enjoys working collaboratively with children, adolescents, and families. She also specializes in working with the LGBTQ+ community. Lex is passionate about providing a safe space for individuals to improve their quality of life, while building on their strengths, and gaining a better understanding of their symptoms, thoughts, and behaviors.

Meghan O'Leary is an International Board Certified Lactaction Consultant (IBCLC).