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Dr. Allie McCarthy is a licensed psychologist providing individual therapy for adolescents and adults. She has worked extensively with individuals from diverse backgrounds and is accepting of individuals from different paths. Dr. McCarthy believes that rapport is an important base for the work done in therapy and she approaches therapy with an active and warm attitude. Dr. McCarthy has specialized experience in working with eating disorders, disordered eating, and body image concerns. She also enjoys working with individuals struggling with anxiety disorders and OCD. Dr. McCarthy has an integrative therapeutic approach that combines different evidence-based modalities such as CBT, DBT, Interpersonal, and Narrative Therapy in order to customize treatment for each individual in her care. She believes the therapeutic relationship is an essential component to psychotherapy. As a Spanish-speaker, she is invested in providing culturally sensitive therapy for the Latinx community. Many of the people she has worked with experienced difficulties due to trauma, immigration, and acculturation issues. Dr. Allie McCarthy obtained her doctorate in clinical psychology from William James College where she had a concentration in Latino Mental Health. She is bilingual (Spanish and English) and obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and Spanish from Marist College.

Accepting new clients! Offering therapy services in Massachusetts (telehealth) and Florida.

“Sapientia” (sap-pen-tcha) is Latin for wisdom. My practice is built on the belief that everyone already has within them the resources to heal, grow, and thrive. Simply put, I use evidence-based interventions – primarily a therapy called Internal Family Systems (IFS) – to help people tap into that innate wisdom. With my support, clients heal themselves.

Reach out via email or phone to take the first step, or schedule a free 15 minute consult call through my website. I look forward to working with you!

I am a licensed psychologist who earned my Doctorate in Psychology from National Louis University. Throughout my training, I had the opportunity to work in a variety of settings including private practices, college counseling centers, community mental health, and academic medical centers.

I have extensive experience supporting children, adolescents, and adults with anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive symptoms, self-injurious behaviors, life transitions, relationship difficulties, identity concerns, and body image concerns. I specialize in the delivery of evidence-based interventions to treat eating disorders among children, adolescents, and young adults. I completed an eating disorder-focused fellowship at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital treating children and adolescents within the inpatient and outpatient settings. Treatment modalities I utilize to treat eating disorders include Family Based Treatment (FBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (CBT-AR), and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). Additionally, I am a Radically Open Dialectical Behavior Therapy (RO-DBT) certified therapist, which is intended for clients with treatment-resistant anxiety and depression, anorexia nervosa, and individuals who exhibit intense needs for control over their daily lives. I am also trained in Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to treat Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and other Anxiety Disorders.

In addition to therapy services, I am an adjunct professor at National Louis University’s Florida School of Professional Psychology in Tampa, FL. Furthermore, I am actively engaged in research to address weight bias and inequalities in eating disorder care. I have presented at local and national conferences to bring awareness to eating disorders and to address ethical issues in eating disorder treatment.

My approach to therapy includes building a strong therapeutic alliance, encouraging open emotional expression, and empowering clients and their families to maximize their full potential. I strive to create a safe and supportive environment to foster growth and healing. I am a member of the Academy for Eating Disorders, the International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals, and the Society for Pediatric Psychology.

Hello! I have been working in the field of eating disorder recovery for more than 20 years. I enjoy working with people who are struggling with all kinds of disordered eating behaviors and body image issues, with the goal of improving their relationships to food and their bodies. Please feel free to reach out to me so I can tell you more about my practice!

I specialize in treating depression, anxiety, addiction, and eating disorders. I also enjoy working with loved ones of those with an addiction or eating disorder. My approach with clients is person-centered and collaborative, and I draw from a range of modalities including CBT, ACT, DBT, Internal Family Systems, and motivational interviewing. I’m also a certified Intuitive Eating Counselor and will incorporate these principles into my work with eating disorders.

I aim to bring compassion, warmth, trust, and humor to the therapy space. My goal is to provide a safe, nonjudgmental space where you can process your experiences, identify patterns in your life that no longer serve you, and take action towards change. I invite you to reach out to explore if we may be a good match!

Beth received her B.S. degree in clinical psychology from Quinnipiac College and her Master’s degree in Social Work from Boston College. She has been a therapist for over 30 years and her areas of expertise include eating disorders, body image, trauma, and adolescent and family therapy. She is Level-One trained in Internal Family Systems (IFS) and is also trained in Family Based Therapy (FBT) as well as Health at Every Size. She utilizes DBT, CBT, IFS, and ACT in all her work. She describes herself as an eclectic therapist who uses different treatment approaches based on the needs of the individual, couple and/or family. Her therapeutic work focuses on the whole person including their cultural, emotional, physical, familial, spiritual and financial background. She is present and non-judgmental helping clients navigate their way through their life experiences. Beth uses a strengths-based approach recognizing the strengths of her clients and their families and avoids labeling and pathologizing people and their situations. She firmly believes in laughter as a critical element in the healing process and I feels that people can heal and have a better life.

Since starting my practice more than 16 years ago, working with people with eating disorders has been my passion. I often employ CBT, DBT, ACT, and mindfulness-based techniques to help support clients in their recovery. Both in-person and telehealth sessions provide different opportunities for your healing process. Individual sessions are tailored to your clinical needs and could entail talk or movement based therapy, and/or meal support.

Specific areas of specialization in my work include BED, anorexia, bulimia, body dysmorphia, as well as disordered eating and body image issues. Two subspecialties that I am especially passionate about supporting perinatal parents and perimenopausal people in their eating disorder recovery.

If you are a personal struggling with your perimenopausal experience, consider joining the Reclaiming Body Image in Perimenopause and Menopause group https://form.jotform.com/252498301591056

Deb is recognized as one of Boston’s leading clinicians in the areas of body image and eating disorder recovery. She has dedicated her 30-year career to helping people unpack their body’s story and the wisdom it has to offer. She brings authenticity, curiosity and compassion to her work and emphasizes the profound power that connection has in the healing process. She integrates playfulness and mindfulness into her workshops, individual and group work and is inspired by how unique the growth process is for each of us. She believes wholeheartedly that we all have the ability to find our inner alignment and has seen how her confidence in her clients translates into change. Blending together her East Coast sensibility and her West Coast spirit, Deb has developed a language and an approach that is accessible to all.

Deb runs multiple body image and recovery groups and is co-author of Body Image Inside Out: A Revolutionary Approach to Body Image Healing. Deb co-facilitates workshops with Whitney Otto in person and online through their Body Image Inside Out platform, @bodyimageinsideout.com.

Beyond her private practice, Deb trains therapists and other health professionals, sharing her paradigm-shifting perspectives on body image healing and eating disorder recovery. She offers consultation as well as body image trainings for clinicians.

With nearly 20 years work in the field of eating disorders I have extensive experience in helping clients navigate the complexities of their eating disorder. I specialize in working with preteens, adolescents, and adults navigating eating disorders, using an individualized approach grounded in CBT, DBT, and harm reduction. Recognizing that recovery is rarely linear, I meet clients where they are while helping them build practical coping skills, increase flexibility, and feel more empowered in their recovery. I value collaborative, whole-person care and work closely with other members of a client’s treatment team when appropriate.

I have had the privilege of working as a Clinical Social Worker in the Boston area for over 20 years. I currently have a private practice in Boston, MA. I take a collaborative, practical and caring approach to psychotherapy. I have extensive experience helping people with eating disorders among many other areas of mental health. Some other areas of expertise of mine are working with individuals and couples dealing with depression/mood disorders, anxiety, stress management, relationship difficulties, substance abuse, trauma, and life transitions. I also enjoy providing supervision/consultation for therapists in training.
My approach to therapy is rooted in relational & experiential therapy.I want my clients to know that they are not alone and that when working with me they have a place where they can be authentically themselves with no judgment. I use a sense of humor and bring to the session my true self and realness which makes space for transformation and lasting change.
Fluent in Spanish, I have traveled extensively my entire life. I have lived in Caracas, Venezuela, Spain and England, and have traveled and lived in different parts of the United States. Having a world view has shaped me not only as an individual but as a psychotherapist and as someone who helps guide, motivate and encourage those I work with.

I work with adults who struggle with eating disorders, trauma, depression, addiction and anxiety. I have worked as a clinician and APD at a leading eating disorder treatment facility and have experience working with veterans and first responders, many of whom also struggle with trauma and their relationships with food and body.
I integrate a blend of therapeutic approaches tailored to support your unique needs, including parts work, somatics, EMDR, CBT, DBT, and polyvagal theory. I’m an Eating Disorder Specialist and Consultant, a Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor, and a Certified EMDR Therapist, CIT, Somatically EMDR Trained and a Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapist. My work is size-inclusive and HAES-aligned. I’m licensed in MA, CT, NH, VT and FL.

Hannah is one of the co-founders of Ehrhart Singer Therapy Group, an outpatient group practice that focuses on the mental health of college students, adults, and competitive athletes in the Boston area. At ES Therapy Group, we have expertise across a broad spectrum of mental health concerns including depression, anxiety, eating disorders, trauma, compulsive exercise, recovery from injury and identity development. Hannah is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker with a specialty in Eating Disorders, Anxiety and Depression. Hannah obtained her MSW from Boston College and her MA in Psychology from Brandeis University. Hannah previously worked as Assistant Clinical Director at an Eating Disorder treatment center and has experience in community mental health, university and non-profit settings. Hannah is passionate about identity development and helping individuals find balance in their lives. At this time, Hannah is primarily seeing clients virtually with limited in person spots opening this fall out of Burlington, MA.

Jenna specializes in working with adults struggling with disordered eating, poor body image, low self-esteem, anxiety/depression, trauma, relationship issues, and life transitions. She is board certified in biofeedback, and approaches treatment through a somatic lens, often working with clients on reintegrating safety back into their body. She is passionate about working with clients to deprogram from diet culture, and has over 9 years of experience in multiple mental healthcare levels of care within the field. She has helped hundreds of individuals in their ED recovery and healing journeys, and offers warm, authentic, collaborative support in therapy.

I am a licensed psychologist with a specialty in treating adults and adolescents with eating disorders and disordered eating including athletes who have these struggles. Additionally I have a specialty in treating the family members of people with an eating disorder. I believe in full recovery and have had over 25 years helping others recover and thrive.

My psychotherapy practice is in Lexington, MA. I work counseling people with eating disorders, depression, anxiety, parenting issues, relationship issues, and other mental health issues. I am well versed in issues related to peak performance having received a certificate in Executive Coaching at the Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology and some training in sports psychology.

I take a non-judgmental approach and an active role in psychotherapy, leading clients through goal setting, building their own toolbox, and developing practices of self-compassion, self-care, and mindfulness. I use a variety of treatment strategies and techniques including the following approaches: psychodynamic, Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment, Dialectical Behavioral Treatment, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Exposure and Response Prevention, Family Based Therapy, relational therapy, and solution focused. I enjoy the challenge and journey in helping others heal and then thrive as they build the life that they desire. I am an avid believer in the team approach to healthcare, embracing good communication to effectively treat clients.

“From Unspoken Pain to Empowered Healing: Breaking the Silence on Unaddressed Grief” – Anita Gupta”

People tend to suffer in silence with Depression, Anxiety, Eating Disorders and Grief over loss for far too long. Reaching out for help takes courage. I have 30 years experience working as a Clinical Instructor – Harvard Medical School, Associate Clinical Psychologist – Massachusetts General Hospital and treating patients in my private practice in Boston’s Back Bay. In 2022 I moved my private practice to Newton Highlands. My mission is to
help people fulfill their life dreams personally, professionally and relationally. My patients and I work collaboratively to explore the roots of their pain / symptoms and discover new strategies to better deal with complicated problems. I am an interactive and relational therapist. I offer Individual, Couples, Group Therapy & Grief Counseling.

Coping with the death of a loved one can feel intolerable. You believe no one can really understand YOUR pain. You are right. But, you are also not alone. I lost my 16 yo son 3 years ago. Faith, an unflappable support system and therapy saved my life. I am ready to help others on their journey to living a fulfilling, love-filled life along side of the grief.

Life transitions can be complicated and difficult. Whether the transition is to a change in relationship status, new city, new job, or new school, it is helpful to have a safe, private space to process overwhelming emotions that invariably arise. I see patients over zoom as well as face to face indoors as well as in an Outdoor Covid Compliant Office space.
I am certified in Animal Assisted Therapy. “Henry Freud” is a calm, gentle, affectionate Black Lab who is eager to be part of your healing process. He is happy to offer therapeutic comfort: snuggles, kisses, floor play, secured privacy and/or bring you tissues. Henry’s greatest gift is the ability to make everyone feel special and loved in a unique way.

Finally, I am an out-of-network provider. Patients pay me at the time of the visit. I am happy to help patients get reimbursed from their insurance companies by submitting receipts electronically to BCBS and providing Superbills at the beginning of each month for the previous month’s sessions.

I am a licensed independent clinical social worker (LICSW) and a certified eating disorders specialist-supervisor (CEDS-S) with two decades of experience treating individuals and families with a wide range of diagnoses. I work with individuals who struggle with eating disorders, OCD., anxiety disorders, and trauma. I incorporate treatment modalities such as CBT, DBT, ERP and IFS. I am also the founder and owner of a group practice, Nourished Minds Counseling + Wellness.

Kate Morris, LICSW is a Clinical Social Worker and founder of Among the Trees Counseling and Wellness. Kate has worked in a variety of therapeutic roles with individuals at every life stage. Kate is a non-diet mental health clinician and Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor practicing from within the Health at Every Size paradigm. She works with clients to reestablish trust in their bodies and discover a relationship with food and movement that is joyful and free.

My Approach
When working with clients of all backgrounds, I strive to foster a warm, collaborative therapeutic relationship. My goal is to work together as a team where my role is to empower you and hold space for life’s challenging moments. I approach therapy from a feminist lens while incorporating elements of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT), and other modalities based on clients’ unique needs. I am also EMDR trained through an EMDRIA approved program. I am a HAES-aligned, weight-neutral provider and hope to help you live confidently as your authentic self.

Clinical Interests
As a queer identifying and affirming therapist, I have a special interest in working with LGBTQIA+-identifying clients as well as those experiencing challenges related to eating disorders and neurodiversity. Addressing the unique needs of women, adolescent girls, and gender-expansive individuals has become a core value in my clinical practice.

About Me
I earned my Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with an Eating Disorder Institute certificate from Plymouth State University. Before joining Women’s Counseling of Nashua, I provided counseling to diverse populations in a queer-celebratory group practice. Prior to entering the clinical field, I earned my degree in Music Education and worked in both public and private schools. In my spare time, I recharge with music, crochet, archery, reading, and spending time with my dog.

I specialize in eating disorders (Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, Binge Eating Disorder, OSFED), self-esteem challenges, anxiety disorders, depression, and self-harming behaviors in young adults (18+) and adults. In our work together, I will utilize evidence-based treatment approaches including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), and motivational interviewing (MI). I am also trained in EMDR. My approach is strengths-based and person-centered, with the belief that therapy is not “one size fits all.” We will work as a team to figure out what is most supportive and effective for you. I take a collaborative approach and enjoy staying connected with other members of your treatment team in order to ensure your success.

I am licensed in Massachusetts, New York, and Vermont.

I wholeheartedly believe in the power of connection to heal and my approach is direct, honest, and collaborative while offering a warm, non-judgmental space for my clients. I use anti-diet and HAES (Health At Every Size) principles and strongly believe in reinforcing self-compassion. I specialize in helping individuals struggling with eating disorders or disordered eating find meaningful behavioral change, improve their body image, and strengthen their sense of identity. I also have extensive experience working with trauma, anxiety, depression, and athletes struggling with disordered eating and/or exercise addiction. I am in the process of becoming an EMDR trained therapist.

Greetings!! I’ve been working in the field of disordered eating for almost 30 years and am constantly inspired by the work my clients are able to do to restore, recover and discover more fulfilling lives. I primarily use EMDR, IFS and mindfullness based skills to help my clients get to the source of pain and clear out old beliefs and behaviors that no longer serve. Together we will look at what’s not working and also what IS working in your life and make that part stronger!

Maria puts a new spin on therapeutic services; integrating holistic, spiritual and individualized approach to treatment. Maria is passionate about helping her client’s access and strengthen their intuition, limit anxiety, depression and stress, hone into their internal intelligence and use more of their potential to overcome challenges related to addiction, trauma, eating disorders and relationships. Through changing the beliefs that inhibit the desired outcome, Maria can assist her clients in changing the reactionary patterns which influence the way one experiences reality-changing limiting patterns into empowering patterns. Maria may also integrate yoga into her therapy as a means to enhance the mind-body connection.

I work with high-achieving millennial gay men ready to release anxiety, body shame, and their complicated relationship with food. The men I see often look driven and put together on the outside, but inside they’re anxious, self-critical, and feel like they’ll never measure up.

If you’ve spent time in gay spaces, you already know how much emphasis gets put on how you look. Bodies are currency. Most of us just absorb that over time, until it stops feeling like outside pressure and starts feeling like how things actually are – shaping how you see yourself and what you think you deserve.

In therapy, we get curious about the parts of you that have been working overtime – managing food, exercise, and how you look – and explore what they’re really protecting you from. The goal is simple: getting your headspace back and feeling like yourself – in your body, in your relationships, in your own community.

Hi, my name is Morgan and I am a therapist specializing in eating disorders and trauma. I am passionate about helping my clients see that freedom from struggle is possible, guiding them on their journey to getting there.

If you simply want to free yourself from diet culture and learn how to feel at peace in your body, if you want to process deep rooted trauma that you believe is holding you back from living your fullest life, or if you are struggling with an intense eating disorder that is ripping your life away from you, I am here to help you.
Wherever you are at is where I will meet you. My office is a space where you can be authentic and raw, showing the imperfect and the messy. That is, after all, how we heal.

Accepting new clients! Offering therapy services in Massachusetts.

In my practice, I strive to create a safe space for you to share your own experiences and make changes at your own pace. I value creating a genuine relationship with my clients to help them reach their goals, while providing practical tools and support to navigate the challenges that arise along the way.

Reach out via email or phone to take the first step, or schedule a free 15 minute consult call through my website. I look forward to working with you!

Therapy is a space for reflection, healing, and growth—and choosing the right therapist is the first step. With 20 years of experience, I bring a warm, engaged, and collaborative approach to my work. I believe that a safe and trusting therapeutic relationship can help people heal, grow, and build more connected, fulfilling lives. I’m an active and compassionate presence in the therapy room, and I tailor my approach to each person’s unique needs using a blend of psychodynamic, Internal Family Systems (IFS), behavioral, mind-body, and relational frameworks.

I specialize in treating eating disorders and body image concerns, anxiety & ocd, depression, trauma, family and relationship issues, parenting challenges, and life transitions. I work with college students, adults, couples, and families. In addition to my clinical work, I provide consultation and supervision for fellow clinicians.

My office is conveniently located in Brookline on Beacon Street, across from the Hawes T-stop and near several major universities and hospitals. I currently offer both in-person and virtual sessions. If you’re interested in working together, feel free to reach out. I’d be happy to connect!

Accepting NEW Clients! In-person appointments on Tuesdays! I help clients step away from the constant dieting and build a more compassionate, inclusive relationship with food and their bodies. No “good” or “bad” foods—just reconnecting with your body and building self-trust.

I also support clients who are dealing with anxiety. I focus on helping you feel more at peace, build confidence in voicing your needs, and take steps toward self-empowerment. Together, we work on setting boundaries, practicing radical acceptance, and finding strategies to reduce stress and feel more in control of your life.

For those looking for an alternative to traditional talk therapy, I’m trained in EMDR. It’s a structured approach that can help you process distressing experiences, reduce anxiety, and see results more quickly. Let me know if this is something you’re interested in—it’s not something we have to use, but it’s an option if it feels like a good fit for you.

In my free time, I enjoy watching true crime documentaries, reading, yoga, exploring a new nature trail, and of course spending time with my daughter, husband, dog (Mabel), & cat (Chandler)!



As a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker and Lead Psychotherapist at Make Space Counseling & Consulting, I specialize in working with adolescents and adults who are struggling with anxiety, OCD and/or eating disorders. I particularly enjoy supporting young people as they grapple through the transition to adulthood and the related issues that arise including identity, relationship conflict, and relational trauma.

I believe that my clients are experts in their own experiences, and I feel privileged to be allowed into their lives. I strive to create a warm, safe and non-judgmental space for my clients, in which I bring curiosity and compassion to every session. I empower my clients to identify their own goals and collaborate with them to help develop individualized action-oriented treatment plans to improve the quality of their lives. I identify as an ally to the BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and disability communities and value working across the spectrums of gender, race, sexuality, and class.

Prior to starting Make Space Counseling, I worked with Nourished Minds as a staff psychotherapist, and worked inpatient at McLean where I worked with clients in acute crises, across a wide range of life stages, diagnoses and identities. I earned my Master of Social Work degree from Boston College in 2020, and graduated as a Fellow at the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy in 2023. I utilize a relational approach to therapy and integrate elements of IFS, ERP, ACT and DBT into my work, as needed. I am also a member of the National Association of Social Workers, where I engage in ongoing professional development.

My clinical experiences have been enriched by living and working in several different countries. Prior to focusing on psychotherapy, I helped develop social impact small businesses in Kigali, Rwanda, and was involved in starting a non-profit organization in Nairobi, Kenya, funding female education.

I provide individual therapy for adults (18+) struggling with eating disorders, anxiety disorders, depression, complex trauma and personality disorders. I also work with people wanting to address body image concerns, life transitions, immigration/acculturation and relationship issues. I’m interested in the exploration of co-occurring psychological presentations. People usually can experience issues with body image and eating disorders while experiencing trauma symptoms, depression or anxiety. In my work with my clients I help them to address and pay attention to their behaviors and the thoughts and feelings that are contributing to the development of their symptoms. I help my clients to gain more awareness and gain agency to manage their feelings in order to achieve their goals.
I offer in person and virtual therapy sessions for clients residing in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Virtual sessions will be conducted via a HIPAA compliant, secure software platform.
I also run Virtual DBT groups during the fall and spring. Check my website for more information.