Claire Williams Martinez, LMSW
I provide warmth, nonjudgement, and honesty in our conversations, along with a psychodynamic approach designed to help you achieve insight. Our goal will be for you to recognize and act on opportunities for positive change. After working many years in design, I am well-suited to support creatives with issues like imposter syndrome, fear of failure, and financial instability. I work with people from diverse backgrounds, and I approach each client relationship as a unique opportunity to learn.I provide warmth, nonjudgement, and honesty in our conversations, along with a psychodynamic approach designed to help you achieve insight. Our goal will be for you to recognize and act on opportunities for positive change. After working many years in design, I am well-suited to support creatives with issues like imposter syndrome, fear of failure, and financial instability. I work with people from diverse backgrounds, and I approach each client relationship as a unique opportunity to learn.
Adina Weinreb, LMSW
I work with children who struggle with big emotions—like tantrums at bedtime, screaming over daily routines, or clinging anxiously in new situations—and parents who feel stuck in the same exhausting cycles. I also work with adults who replay worst-case scenarios, avoid situations, or feel disconnected because they’re stuck in their head. They want relief from constant stress and to feel more confident, calm, and connected in daily life.
In child therapy, I help by teaching skills using PCIT and PMT that reduce daily struggles, while guiding parents to build tools that bring more calm and connection at home. With adults, I specialize in CBT to shift anxious thought patterns and strengthen confidence, resilience, and self-trust.
Sanjana Vora, LMSW
Guided by my inner child and South Asian roots, I feel at ease working with children, BIPOC, immigrants, and LGBTQ+ folks. Healing, equity, and belonging inspire my style. You'll find compassion, steadiness, and a skosh of levity in individual, child, or family therapy with me. Picture relational, ACT, psychodynamic, IFS, and CBT work that's fluid, not fixed.
So, show up in therapy however you choose—sweatpants, questions, and all. You may be a child carrying big emotions, a teenager longing to be understood, or an adult caught in people-pleasing or anxious thoughts. Say you want to speak in your full color or crave at-homeness in your body and relationships. Whether you're living with the lingering marks of racism and oppression, navigating queer identity, or holding life with weary hands. We’ll tend to your mind, body, and heart gently.
Matthew Vella, LMSW
Navigating the anxiety of modern life means your mind rarely rests. Thoughts spin, emotions spike, and calm can be fleeting. For some, that restless energy shows up as anxiety or ADHD; for others, it’s the weight of depression, stress, trauma, or the pressure to always be okay. Amid the noise of a busy mind and world, it can be hard to know what you want or where you’re headed — and in relationships, that stress can boil over into conflict.
In therapy, my style is warm, collaborative, and real. Together, we’ll slow things down so you can listen — first to the steady voice within yourself, and then to those you care about most. Our work is about clarity, confidence, and connection: finding language for what you feel and moving forward with purpose.
Currently seeing adults, couples, children, teens, and families.
Christine Tergis, LCSW
My approach is warm, collaborative, and individualized, focusing not merely on treating symptoms, but on supporting you as a whole person deserving of a safe space in which to feel heard and understood. As an integrative therapist, I draw from a variety of different modalities; my work as a trauma-informed yoga instructor and meditation teacher also influences my practice. My goal is to help you develop improved coping strategies that arise from a place of deeper insight and self-trust, so that you can experience meaningful and lasting change
Elisa Smith, LCSW
I am a compassionate, trauma-informed psychotherapist dedicated to providing a safe, non-judgmental space where you can explore your inner world and gain insight into the many factors that shape your life. I specialize in guiding individuals through difficult life transitions, particularly grief and loss. I am passionate about helping you navigate complex emotions and build resilience. I bring a deep sensitivity to existential processes, providing an understanding space. Drawing from evidence-based practices, I tailor my approach to meet your unique needs, offering person-centered, holistic care.
Siena Rumbough, MHC-LP, NCC
I help young children, adolescents, and their families who are feeling overwhelmed by big emotions, challenging behaviors, or quiet disconnection. Many of my clients want to better understand each other, reconnect, and feel more confident navigating tough moments. Using play, art, and evidence-based tools, we explore what behaviors are really communicating, uncover unmet needs, and build more compassionate family rhythms where everyone feels safe, seen, and supported.
Hadley Rose, LMSW
If things look fine on the outside but inside you feel on edge, self-critical, or overwhelmed, you’re not alone. I work with adolescents and adults struggling with anxiety, low self-confidence, and emotional overwhelm, often during times of change.
I have a particular interest in anxiety related to health, food allergies, and food intolerances. With lived experience in this area, I understand how vigilance around safety can shape daily life. In therapy, we focus on separating what’s protective from what’s exhausting and building trust in your ability to cope without staying on high alert.
Heather Roland, LMSW
I firmly believe that you are the expert in your own experience, and we will work collaboratively to identify your goals and develop personalized strategies that resonate with your needs and values. I also understand that your needs in the therapy room will likely change over time and I look forward to adapting with you along the way. I will actively listen to your concerns, ask thoughtful questions, and provide guidance and support while encouraging your active participation in the therapeutic process.
Michelle Pinel, MHC-LP
My approach stems from an integrative medicine perspective, emphasizing the mind-body connection and its role in achieving optimal wellness. I work with individuals and couples experiencing anxiety, depression, addiction, relationship challenges, chronic illness, and life transitions. Utilizing evidence-based treatments, such as humanistic-existential therapy, behavioral therapy, and somatic therapy, we will get to the root cause of mental distress and connect you to your innate capacity for personal growth.
Elise Palumbo, LMSW
As a psychotherapist, I strive to create a trusting space for you to uncover your story. Together, we will be curious about your thoughts, feelings, relationships, and history aiming to shed light on experiences that may have been challenging. By building self-knowledge, we will take a careful look at patterns that emerge within your life and work through some that may not serve you. Primarily working with individuals who have experienced some form of grief and loss, I value meaning-making, working through existential distress and anxieties, and finding comfort throughout this difficult and meaningful process.
Alyssa O'Connell, LMSW
If you’re experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, or stressful life transitions, it can be easy to feel stuck or overwhelmed. You may want to gain greater insight, explore coping techniques, or begin to heal past wounds, but feel unsure where to start. My style of therapy emphasizes collaboration, compassion, and humanism to help you feel supported and empowered from session one. I’m trained in CBT, DBT, psychodynamic, and other modalities, and I tailor my practice to meet your specific needs. I want your feedback on what works for you and what doesn’t.
After 10 years in the corporate world, I understand what it means to make big life changes in search of fulfillment. I am committed to providing a warm, trauma-informed, and nonjudgmental environment where you feel comfortable exploring your emotions, fears, and hopes.
Carly Nisse, LMSW
I’m passionate about creating a warm, supportive space where you feel truly heard, valued, and empowered. I work with children, teens, and adults to help them navigate challenges such as anxiety, depression, behavioral struggles, ADHD, trauma, and life transitions. I believe that real change begins when we understand the behaviors that hold us back and recognize how our minds can sometimes work against us. I’m here to ensure you feel seen and supported, with you as the driver of your own journey and me by your side as a supportive passenger. With my training in CBT, ACT, DBT, and EMDR, I provide tools and support to empower you to take meaningful steps toward a future that is true to who you are, at any stage of life.
Shruthi Nair, LMHC
I believe therapy should be a safe and non-judgmental space where thoughts and emotions are further explored to develop insight and to achieve self-compassion. Through this process, I believe in a collaborative relationship where your values as a person are prioritized in the therapeutic space. I work through the cultural lens in understanding the cultural barriers that minorities may be facing since at times discussing mental health in a family system becomes difficult and can lead your authentic self to become broken. I am passionate about working with adults suffering with depression, anxiety, life transitions, breaking cultural barriers, and eating disorders. I am trained in CBT, DBT, and psychodynamic therapies. We will explore your past, develop insight, challenge unhelpful beliefs, and use evidenced based practices to achieve your goals and foster change.
Rebecca Moon, MHC-LP
Hi, I’m Rebecca — a therapist who believes healing happens when your mind, body, and nervous system finally start working together instead of against each other. My approach is collaborative, patient, and grounded in the idea that you don’t need to “fix” yourself — you just need space to slow down, feel understood, and make sense of what’s been weighing on you.
If you’re tired of pushing through anxiety, overthinking, or emotional exhaustion and want to finally feel calm in your own skin, I’d be glad to help. This work isn’t always neat, but it’s real, human, and deeply transformative. My goal is to help you build trust in yourself, strengthen resilience, and move through life with more clarity and confidence.
Beth McLean, LMHC-D, M-CASAC
My name is Beth and I am a LMHC-D and M-CASAC with over 14 years experience. Thinking about starting therapy, but not sure what to expect? There are a lot of misconceptions out there about what therapy is or isn't, but at the end of the day, therapy is something that can help you on your journey to getting to know yourself. My expertise lies in working with individuals managing trauma, addiction issues, mental health issues, conflict resolution, communication issues and couples facing relationship struggles. Let me help you on your journey.
Leah McLaughlin, LMSW
The decision to see a therapist is one of the most profound choices you can make, because it means you have decided to change the course of your emotional life. As humans, we are wired to feel emotions deeply, and sometimes we can be overwhelmed by their power. I want you to know that you are not alone in your struggles. I specialize in a range of issues, including anxiety, depression, relationship issues, trauma, and life transitions (including career change, midlife, grief, and loss). My therapeutic approach is client-centered and holistic, considering not just the symptoms you're experiencing, but also your unique circumstances and goals. My goal is to help you develop the insights, skills, and coping strategies you need to overcome your challenges and lead a more fulfilling life.
Nicholas Lee, MHC-LP
Therapy with me is a collaborative process, focused on creating a brave and caring space for meaningful growth and change. Together, we’ll explore your inner strengths, uncover patterns shaped by your experiences, and work toward the goals you want to achieve. With a background in sport and performance psychology, I have vast experience working with individuals in performance-driven environments, including athletes, performers, students, and working professionals. I also specialize in working with LGBTQ+ individuals, providing affirming support and ensuring that all aspects of who you are feel seen and valued.
Rosheela Khan, MFT-LP
As a dedicated marriage and family therapist, I am committed to helping individuals, couples, and families navigate through challenging times and build stronger, healthier relationships. With a compassionate and non-judgmental approach, I provide a safe space for clients to explore their emotions, communicate effectively, and develop coping strategies. My extensive training and experience in counseling allow me to tailor my therapeutic techniques to meet the unique needs of each client. I am passionate about empowering my clients to overcome obstacles, heal from past wounds, and create a more fulfilling life. If you are seeking support in your relationships or personal growth, I am here to guide you on your journey towards positive change and emotional well-being.
Danielle Kelly, LMHC
I specialize in working with children, adolescents, and adults experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, behavioral disorders, developmental challenges, and autism spectrum disorders. The goal of therapy is not to change who we are, but to help us connect with the person we were meant to be. This involves understanding our past experiences, accepting our feelings, and learning new ways of coping with difficult emotions. My goal is to create a safe, fun environment for my clients to fully express themselves without judgment. In doing so, I help individuals and their families overcome obstacles preventing them from leading more fulfilling lives.