Meet Our Clinicians

I describe myself as… warm, intelligent, curious, responsive, respectful, reliable, creative, practical, humble … and occasionally hilarious (I have been told!).

Why I work with healthcare professionals: for this work is interesting and fun. I have many years of experience working with trainees. I prefer working with patients with a collaborative approach and enjoying learning with and from my patients. I wish I had something like Tend Health available to me when I was in my medical training!

I’m passionate about… Truth, Beauty, Justice

You might like working with me if… you prefer a flexible, collegial collaborator to work together with.

When not working… I am active in nature, reading, writing, enjoying the arts with my partner, family, and friends.

Education and Training
Graduate: University of Wisconsin Medical School Internship: University of Rochester, Family Medicine Fellowship: University of Rochester, Family Systems

Alan offers medication consultation and management.

I describe myself as… warm, authentic, affirming and flexible. I place a high value on relationship connection which is key to creating a safe and supportive environment for self-discovery and growth.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: With over 25 years of experience working with healthcare professionals in inpatient, primary care, and medical education settings, I understand the challenges associated with caring for others at the risk of sacrificing oneself. Medical trainees experience unique external and internal pressures that impact performance, self-confidence, and personal life. Despite how common these challenges are, many folks feel very alone in their struggle and put off seeking help. I truly enjoy working with resident physicians and healthcare trainees to validate their experience, foster self-awareness and help them develop practical tools for navigating the complexities of their professional and personal lives.

I’m passionate about… helping people recognize the impact of system relationships, stress, negative thought patterns, and the nervous system’s influence on mood and behavior that contribute to distress or feeling stuck in their professional and personal lives. Together, we work to explore these tensions, rediscover their own innate wisdom and strengths, reconnect with their values, and learn new skills for coping, achieving goals and rediscovering fulfillment.

You might like working with me if… you are experiencing depression, anxiety, or insomnia… you are struggling with self-confidence, feeling overwhelmed or stuck… or, you would like help navigating the tensions at the intersection of personal and professional life. My approach is relationship-centered and flexible, integrating a variety of evidence-based modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), systemic therapy, person-centered therapy, mindfulness techniques, self-compassion and reflective practices tailored to meet your unique needs.

When not working… you may find me savoring the seasons in the woods or on the water. I also enjoy gardening, traveling, cooking and entertaining. Most of all, I treasure time with family, especially my husband, 3 adult children, and our dog, Ruby.

Education and Training
Graduate: Michigan State University - School of Social Work, 1995 Additional Training/Certifications: As a lifelong learner, I engage in continued education to feed my curiosity and broaden my knowledge to inform my professional practice and personal growth.

Amy offers individual counseling.

I describe myself as… compassionate, genuine, and warm. I am always seeking to weave my lived experiences with my learning in order to benefit myself and others.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: Having been a clinical faculty in a family medicine residency, chair of a hospital-wide wellness committee, and wellness consultant to a graduate medical education program, I have seen firsthand the commitments that dedicated physicians are making every day to help their patients. I have also seen the toll that overwork and administrative burden takes on most physicians. Much of my professional life is dedicated to helping physicians to find a balance between self-care and patient care that can sustain them in living a more fulfilling personal and professional life.

I’m passionate about… social determinants of health, underserved populations, addiction treatment, the interface between mental and physical illness, aligning one’s spiritual practice with their clinical practice, and helping people heal from trauma.

You might like working with me if… you feel isolated in your experience of emotional exhaustion and want to work with someone who truly understands the unique challenges of being a physician. I will work with you to balance your personal and professional responsibilities and develop sustainable strategies to manage stress and prevent burnout.

When not working… I practice self-care through meditation, weight training, time in nature, spending time with my family (including three cats and a dog), and playing music and disc golf. I am also actively involved in my Buddhist temple, leading a Men’s Group and giving talks on dharma topics. I also give back to the community by serving on two board committees in psychology and medical education.

Education and Training
Graduate: California School of Professional Psychology Internship: Redwood Center Psychology Associates Fellowship: Kaiser Permanente Medical Center, specialties in addiction medicine and adult psychiatry Additional Training/Certifications: Motivational Interviewing, psychopharmacology
Andrew offers individual and relationship counseling, coaching and consulting services.

I describe myself as… warm, authentic, curious, and conscientious.I was raised in a family of healthcare professionals and it was a natural path to become one myself though my discipline of psychology is different then medicine. Early in my training, I saw the need to address the wellbeing of healthcare professionals in addition to the patients they treat.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: I have over a decade of experience as a clinical health psychologist and have worked in multidisciplinary teams in academic medical centers in the private and public sector as well as providing therapy to medical and graduate nursing students, residents, and fellows. Working in various settings from ambulatory to intensive care, I have witnessed the struggles balancing the challenges of life that are amplified by the demands of training and work in healthcare. I also know personally the challenge of uprooting your life for long training programs with the uncertainty about what your future might hold for you somewhere unknown.

I’m passionate about… behavioral medicine, health promotion, and disease prevention. I provide specialty treatment for insomnia, coping with acute and chronic medical conditions, and take an evidence-based approach to support health behavior and lifestyle changes.

You might like working with me if… you appreciate a collaborative and active approach with humor and goal-setting. I take an integrative approach, drawing from cognitive, behavioral, and mindfulness-based practices. I incorporate a values-based approach to guide meaningful change, growth, and wellness.

When not working… you might find me playing pickleball, hiking, kayaking, or paddle boarding with my husband and friends. As a transplant to Massachusetts from the midwest, I love discovering all the best things New England has to offer. I am also very passionate about spoiling my tiny (but mighty!) rescue Chiweenie.

Education and Training
Graduate: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Clinical Psychology (Health Psychology emphasis) Internship: VA Palo Alto Healthcare System, Behavioral Medicine Track Fellowship: VA Palo Alto Healthcare System, specialization in Behavioral Medicine

Angela offers individual counseling.

I describe myself as… experienced, compassionate, relatable, and focussed on my patient’s sense of ease of accessing care. I am LGBTQIA friendly, trauma informed, evidence based, and practice with clinical humility. In several states and in various roles, I have been working in healthcare for over three decades and counting, first as a nurse and then as a physician.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: The training period is long, expensive and intense. We all need a hand from time to time, and I am glad to help “my own people” in medicine/nursing/ healthcare. The pathway can be impacted by moves and life events, and I “get it”, because I was there.

I’m passionate about… helping people with the big challenges, such as ADHD and anxiety, loss, depression, and change in family constellation (many trainees are trying to grow their family during training).

You might like working with me if… you are prescribed psychotropic medicine or are curious about medicine as part of your treatment plan, or it has been suggested by your PCP, therapist, coach, spouse, etc.

When not working… rowing/sculling, skiing or taking kids to volleyball practice!

Education and Training
Undergrad: Univ. of Wisconsin - Madison, BSN Graduate: Univ. Of Vermont College of Medicine, MD Fellowships: Adult psychiatry, and child / adolescent, T32 research fellowship. Additional Training/Certifications: APBN Adult and Child/Adolescent Psychiatry Boards

Ann offers medication consultation and management.

I describe myself as… radically genuine, compassionate, humorous, and authentic. I strive to create a positive and safe therapeutic environment free of judgment and focused on your goals.

Why I work with healthcare professionals:I am a licensed clinical psychologist with over a decade of experience working with individuals who are navigating emotional challenges and experiences. Healthcare professionals spend their days caring for others, and it’s important to me to be able to care for them.

I’m passionate about… working with those who struggle with depression, anxiety, PTSD/adjustment issues, substance use, stress management, self-injurious behavior, and suicidality. I also have extensive training and experience working with individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ and the provision of affirming care. I am intensively trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and utilize these strategies regularly when working with patients. I also utilize other evidence-based interventions including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and other trauma-informed modalities.

You might like working with me if… you appreciate radical genuineness and a little humor and irreverence in the difficult work that we do. I bring my authentic self to the therapeutic relationship and want to create a space where you can too. Whether you’re looking to build skills or explore the deep-rooted “why” behind how you think and feel.

When not working…I enjoy running ultramarathons, hiking, traveling, spending time with friends and family, and being the ultimate Buffalo Bills fan.

Education and Training
Graduate: Illinois School of Professional Psychology Internship: Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health - MA Fellowship: Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health - MA Additional Training/Certifications: Specialization in working with LGBTQ+ individuals; Intensively trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

Ashley offers individual counseling.

I describe myself as… warm, open-minded, and strengths-based. I believe in the benefits of a supportive and authentic therapeutic relationship to promote healing and growth.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: I have spent most of my career working in hospitals and understand the unique pressures of inpatient medicine, rounding on the wards, and caring for people with complex medical problems. I am passionate about partnering with healthcare professionals to foster wellness, resilience, and meaning in their personal and professional lives.

I’m passionate about… working with people coping with occupational stress, trauma, grief, and the impact that these experiences can have on relationships. I have sought specialized training in the treatment of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) as well as complicated grief.

You might like working with me if… you like an active and collaborative approach to therapy. I’m first interested in getting to know you as a whole person in order to make the best decisions about what directions to take in therapy. I generally rely on a combination of insight and skills-based approaches, and think it's important to regularly check in about your goals.

When not working…I enjoy running, spending time with family and friends, catching up with a good book, and exploring all that New York City and New England have to offer.

Education and Training
Graduate: Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus Internship and Fellowship: Harvard Medical School/Massachusetts General Hospital, specialization in PTSD

Brian offers individual and relationship counseling.

I describe myself as… friendly, kind, clear and experienced. I believe everyone has something unique that can only be expressed through them, and I love helping people find the freedom to express that which is uniquely theirs.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: I’ve spent over fifteen years as the Director of Behavioral Science in a Family Medicine residency, where I’ve had the good fortune to work not only with residents and attendings in my department, but to provide therapy and coaching to doctors and nurses throughout a large academic health system. From interns to health system leadership, I enjoy supporting medical professionals as they simultaneously strive to help others and develop their own passions and personal lives.

I’m passionate about… bringing a growth mindset to therapy and coaching. One of my mantras is that “Every problem was once a solution” (Jay Haley, PhD). I love helping people shift from thinking about a problem as shameful or a failure to re-envisioning it as a natural attempt to cope with whatever circumstances they have been in. Together we can examine how your strategy has been helpful or unhelpful and work toward a more successful approach. I have experience and passion for supporting people with the extra challenges of being from a minoritized background, including the LGBTQ space, minoritized ethnic or racial backgrounds, or differing abilities.

You might like working with me if… you’re feeling overwhelmed by your work demands, or like you’re losing your sense of why you signed up for this in the first place. I’m skilled at helping people rediscover their own values and strengths. We might be a good fit if you are looking for a combination of better understanding of your deepest self and practical strategies for reaching your personal or professional goals. You also might like working with me if you are struggling with some aspect of your family life, whether that be with a partner, young children or teens, adult children, or extended family. I’m a deep listener, and my style is warm, direct, sometimes humorous, and pragmatic.

When not working… I enjoy connecting with my partner, our three adult children, and longtime friends. I can often be found hiking with my therapy dog (Scout), making art, or looking up bird sounds on the Merlin app while walking in the Virginia woods or on the Maine coast.

Education and Training
Graduate: JD Yale Law School; PhD University of Virginia Internship: University of Virginia Counseling Center and University of Virginia Department of Family Medicine Additional Training/Certifications: Board Certified in Clinical Psychology by the American Board of Psychology

Claudia offers individual and couples counseling and individual coaching.

I describe myself as… open-minded, curious, lighthearted, and honest. I want people to always feel comfortable sharing themselves and in return I will always do my best to help.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: My own extremely difficult experience in medical training has made me forever empathetic to the trauma many healthcare professionals endure, and the concern about having a safe space to seek help.

I’m passionate about… not overdiagnosing or overmedicating. While both have their role, I aim to normalize what my patients are going through and support my patients with a biopsychosocial model of care.

You might like working with me if… you want someone who won’t judge you but will also encourage you to be the best version of yourself.

When not working… I love the gym, hiking, traveling, socializing, cats and tiktok.

Education and Training
Graduate: Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine Residency: Virginia Commonwealth University Additional Training/Certifications: Board Certified in Adult Psychiatry via the ABPN

Deb offers medication consultation and management.

I describe myself as… compassionate, warm, non-judgemental, genuine, humorous, and invested in issues of equity and justice.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: As a clinical health psychologist, I have worked in healthcare settings in a wide range of speciality areas for over two decades. In my time in medicine, I have directly witnessed the stress and pressure that accompanies becoming, and being a healthcare provider. I enjoy helping healthcare professionals navigate residency, job transitions, relationship issues, work-life balance, and overall stress that comes with life in medicine.

I’m passionate about… working with healthcare providers who are adjusting to new roles and expectations, coping with marital or relationship concerns, experiencing anxiety, self doubt, or imposter syndrome. As someone who has studied women's health for many years, I have a particular interest and experience working with women. I am very sensitive to the unique stressors women face in their lives and also working in medicine. I bring that sensitivity to my therapeutic relationships with my clients. I also enjoy helping women work on work/life balance and healthy interpersonal relationships.

You might like working with me if… you’re seeking someone who is curious, kind, and direct. My therapy approach is cognitive behavioral with a leaning towards mindfulness based interventions that incorporate activities to increase your present moment living and quality of life. In addition to focusing on your therapy goals, since I am a clinical health psychologist, I can also offer you opportunities to explore wellness goals such as increased exercise, dietary changes, and improved wellness behaviors that are the foundation for good physical and mental health.

When not working…. I am a professor of psychology at a small liberal arts college, and I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, cooking, reading anything by Stephen King, relaxing on my front porch, and listening to music throughout my days and evenings.

Education and Training
Graduate: Louisiana State University Internship: Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Rutgers University, Behavioral Medicine Fellowship: Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Rutgers University, Addiction Science

Erin offers individual and relationship counseling and individual coaching.

I describe myself as… curious, empathetic, and dynamic. I am dedicated to promoting equity in healthcare and have held leadership roles in diversity, inclusion, and belonging initiatives.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: With over two decades of experience as a Medical Family Therapist and psychologist, I have worked closely with physicians and healthcare teams. I have developed wellbeing programs such as peer coaching and curriculums for Graduate Medical Education (GME) to address the culture of silence prevalent in healthcare and improve physician wellness. I am committed to enhancing the wellbeing of healthcare professionals and their families.

I’m passionate about… partnering with my patients to enhance their quality of life and help them manage the stress of the medical profession. I have extensive experience working with medical couples and families, particularly those from minority groups, and I am proficient in conducting therapy in Spanish.

You might like working with me if… if you value highly personalized and tailored plans adjusted to your unique needs. I draw from an integrative framework that includes psychodynamic, attachment-based, systemic, and mind-body approaches, ensuring each individual has a comprehensive and effective treatment plan.

When not working… I enjoy spending time with my family, exercising outdoors, and exploring fusion cuisine based on Latino dishes.

Education and Training
Graduate: John F Kennedy University, Buenos Aires, Argentina Graduate: Saint Louis University, Medical Family Therapy from Internship: Casa de Salud, Saint Louis, Medical Family Therapy, Fellowship: Chicago Center for Family Health, Families, Illness, & Collaborative Healthcare Program Additional Training/Certifications: Professional Certified Coach (International Coaching Federation)

Hernan offers individual and relationship counseling and executive coaching for physicians.

I describe myself as… empathetic, authentic, caring, and insightful. I create a safe space for open dialogue, listen without judgment, and offer support tailored to individual needs.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: I am a licensed psychologist with over five years of experience specializing in providing mental health support to students, residents, and medical professionals. I have worked extensively in academic medical settings and have a deep understanding of the pressures and demands faced by individuals who work in the field of health care. I have found mental health awareness to be crucial for residents and physicians as it enhances compassion, effectiveness, and decision-making as well as reduces mental fatigue and stress that can lead to burnout.

I’m passionate about… helping individuals manage stress, prevent burnout, overcome imposter syndrome, navigate the complex challenges of academic, training, and clinical environments, adjust to phase of life changes, and improve overall mental and physical health. I am also passionate about helping women navigate the ongoing disparities in medicine (i.e. career related gender inequities, disproportionate burden of home and parental responsibilities, work-life integration challenges, and threats to career attributed to pregnancy, childbirth, and parenting). I am also ardent about supporting female clinicians with career-specific fertility and family building challenges.

You might like working with me if… you are interested in learning skills to maintain personal well-being and establish a healthy work-life balance. I employ evidenced based techniques including cognitive-behavioral therapy and mindfulness-based approaches to navigate the unique challenges of academia and the clinical environment. My clinical expertise fosters personal growth, resilience, and autonomy. I enjoy supporting clients to achieve clarity about personal thoughts and behaviors to obtain meaningful self-discovery. My goal is to help create a space for personal transformation, while fostering emotional intellect and healthy personal and professional relationships.

When not working…I can be found spending time with my Maine coon cats, reading science fiction fantasy novels, and trying new restaurants. I also enjoy going to the movie theater and spending time with my family.

Education and Training
Graduate: John F. Kennedy University Internship: UC Davis School of Medicine, Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Fellowship: UC Davis School of Medicine, Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Additional Training: Pediatric and Adult Neuropsychological Assessment; Rehabilitation Psychology.

Jennifer offers individual and relationship counseling and individual coaching.

I describe myself as… considerate, curious, and compassionate. Like the rest of us, I see myself as a work in progress, always moving in the direction towards my best possible self.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: I have a decade of experience working alongside medical residents and professionals in hospital, community clinic, and research settings. I’ve been there to support my colleagues as they faced a range of challenges in their professional development and pursuit of excellence. I understand how the heavy workload, career uncertainties, uprooting and relocation, and exposure to patient pain and suffering can take a toll on you and the friends and family around you.

I’m passionate about… creating an uplifting effect on the world around us, one person at a time, uplifting you in your struggle, providing the knowledge and skills from psychological research to overcome your obstacles, and knowing that helping you find success and well-being will ripple out to the people around you as well.

You might like working with me if… you are feeling brave (or at least fed up with the status quo) and willing to step outside your comfort zone. Doing talk therapy means stepping into the change process with an attitude of curiosity and self-compassion. It can feel like a highly rewarding workout. What I offer is a mind/body approach which means we’ll be taking a look at your lifestyle habits along with the patterns in your thinking and relating.

When not working… I’m keeping our dalmatian entertained, gardening among the redwoods, playing the metallophone (a pandemic hobby), and cooking Japanese-style curry for my wife.

Education and Training
Graduate: University of Wyoming Internship: Albuquerque VA and Indian Health Service Fellowship: The South Texas Research Organizational Network Guiding Studies on Trauma and Resilience (STRONG STAR) Additional Training/Certifications: Integrative Behavioral Couples Therapy, Guided Imagery, Mindfulness (CALM), Tai Chi (Yang 8 and 24 forms)

Jeremy offers individual and relationship counseling.

I describe myself as… a curious, compassionate, lateral thinker who is dedicated to living and working with a strong sense of meaning and purpose.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: I strive to bring awareness to the need for a change in the culture of medicine. Medical professionals are human beings, and this humanity is essential for individual and collective wellbeing. I find that working with healthcare professionals on personal or professional struggles helps improve their own wellbeing, improves patient care, and works toward systemic change.

I’m passionate about… working with clinicians and trainees experiencing life and health transitions, chronic illness, grief and trauma, burnout, or workplace wellbeing challenges to develop ways to face these challenges and improve quality of life in the process.

You might like working with me if… you’re seeking someone with extensive experience providing direct support for physicians and medical trainees, who employs a collaborative and empowering approach for managing personal and professional struggles. My work is rooted in Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) and includes active engagement with an existential slant geared toward improving whole person health.

When not working… I enjoy dancing hula, hiking, skiing, riding my Peloton, and reading with my Cavalier King Charles Spaniel on my lap.

Education and Training
Graduate: University of Colorado Denver Internship: Northern Arizona VA Healthcare System Fellowship/Residency: Barbara Davis Center for Diabetes

Jo offers individual counseling and coaching.

I describe myself as… relatable, kind, and funny . I strive to continually find ways to grow.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: My passion for working with healthcare professionals began during my 8 years as Director of Behavioral Health for a Family Practice Medicine Program. This passion continued in my private practice, where I continue to specialize in burnout, anxiety, and depression in medical providers. I have spent over a decade specializing in assisting health care providers from every discipline.

I’m passionate about… removing the barriers and stigma associated with medical providers accessing and receiving high quality mental health care.

You might like working with me if… you are drawn to someone who is genuine and authentic, with their own life experiences with mental and physical health concerns. From these experiences I have an incredible level of understanding and empathy when working with patients. This initially unwanted superpower allows me to create deeper connections, resulting in increased success with those I work.

When not working… I can usually be found at one of my children’s 8000 activities. I take every opportunity to be outside and enjoy the beautiful state of Colorado. I love to read, hang with my pets, and attempt to keep my many plants alive.

Education and Training
Graduate: University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Internship: McLean Psychiatric Hospital/Harvard Medical School. Fellowship: Harvard Medical School, Texas Children’s Hospital/Baylor College of Medicine Additional Training/Certifications: I recently completed additional certifications in trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy, as well as nutritional and integrative medicine for mental health disorders.

Kelly offers individual and relationship counseling and individual coaching.

I describe myself as… inquisitive, engaged, genuine, and experienced. I enjoy the process of understanding another person’s experiences and working toward their goals.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: Healthcare professionals experience unique challenges and rewards via advanced clinical training, through varying stages of ongoing careers, and into retirement – realities that exist alongside full personal lives. I have been working closely with college and graduate students, including advanced doctoral trainees for many years, together navigating the peaks and valleys along the way. I also work extensively with well-established health care professionals in a wide range of roles from medical administration, to providing clinical services, to managing clinics. I find collaborating with health care professionals exceptionally meaningful because I am grateful for those who support the health of so many others.

I’m passionate about… increasing access to high quality psychological services by reducing hurdles and providing a sustainable therapy relationship. I have substantial experience working with people from underserved populations. My work is informed by specific training and intentional professional engagement with health care professionals, attorneys, first generation families, women, neurodiverse people, and LGBTQIA+ folks. I value the unique experiences of folks who have historically been under-represented in the medical field.

You might like working with me if… you want an approach that is strengths-based, to amplify the good while also tending to difficult domains. We’ll use evidence-based practices including CBT and ACT and pay attention to our embodied physical selves, too. Therapy goals are flexible and informed by your priorities. We might explore relevant experiences, values, identities, relationships, thought and behavior patterns, and contextual systems. My approach is to provide a compassionate and clarifying space as we work toward your optimal wellness and quality of life.

When not working… You might find me in the forests of the Pacific Northwest, brewing a pot of tea, dreaming of travel, or trying my hand at various creative endeavors.

Education and Training
Graduate: George Fox University Internship: Wasatch Mental Health Fellowship: Insight Psychological Services, specialization in formal psychological assessment of adults.

Lane offers individual counseling.

I describe myself as… curious, compassionate, authentic, perceptive, and a good communicator. I am a deeply feeling person, and life has given me experiences that have taught me how to connect well with others. I am a lifelong learner who is continually amazed by the resilience of the human spirit.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: As a board certified Clinical Health Psychologist my background has focused on the primary care setting and I’ve worked with medical professionals in a variety of clinical areas. In my experience, healthcare professionals are a unique group of driven, dedicated people who are known for stepping up to whatever challenge they encounter, but sometimes that can come at the expense of their own well-being or balance of work and personal life. I enjoy helping others to find their own “true north” and live their best life possible.

I’m passionate about… working with trauma survivors, the military population, and women. Most recently I’ve found deep satisfaction in helping and guiding women as they navigate all the demands that come with career challenges and finding their place in the work world while also managing competing priorities in their personal lives.

You might like working with me if… you would enjoy initially exploring your needs and values, and understanding the problem that brings you to therapy. Then I strive to provide you with tangible tools and strategies to help you to take action toward making changes. Sometimes deeper, more introspective work is needed to explore the life experiences that have created the person you are and to gain self-awareness.

When not working… I enjoy walking, listening to podcasts, reading, doing yoga, and spending time in nature. I am a veteran, and I currently serve as a lieutenant colonel and behavioral health officer in the Army National Guard. My husband and I enjoy spending time with our adult children, their spouses, and our precious grandbabies, who help to remind me of the wonders of being human. We also share our lives with a very energetic mini Aussie named Maggie. She brings us so much joy and laughter!

Education and Training
Graduate: The School of Professional Psychology at Forest Institute Internship: Wilford Hall Medical Center, United States Air Force Additional Training/Certifications: Board Certified in Clinical Health Psychology by the American Board of Professional Psychology; certified in several evidence-based trauma treatments and Interpersonal Therapy

Mandy offers individual and relationship counseling and individual coaching.

I describe myself as… genuine, compassionate, and lighthearted. I aim to bring humor and irreverence into the room (when appropriate) to help foster a sense of joy as you take steps towards increasing well-being.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: I find my work with healthcare providers deeply meaningful and am grateful for the opportunity to have collaborated with professionals from various disciplines throughout my training and career. I also maintain close relationships with those in the healthcare field. These experiences help me better understand the unique challenges healthcare providers face.

I’m passionate about… helping people explore new ways of experiencing their emotions. I believe that mindful awareness can lead to meaningful change and relief from suffering. I’m enthusiastic about tailoring evidence-based therapies, such as cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and mindfulness-based approaches, particularly for folks experiencing anxiety and or who have experienced trauma.

You might like working with me if… you’re looking to process difficult emotions while learning cognitive-behavioral strategies for understanding and managing emotions more effectively.

When not working… I enjoy exploring new neighborhoods, snuggling my two cats, and experimenting with spicy curry recipes.

Education and Training
Graduate: Washington University in St. Louis Internship: Seattle VA Fellowship: University of Washington, Clinical psychology/Alcohol research Additional Training/Certifications: Advanced training in dialectical behavior therapy

Marilyn offers individual counseling.

I describe myself as… genuine, supportive, and intuitive. I strive to approach my clients with positive regard and warmth in each session.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: My experience working on ICUs and in an outpatient cancer center gave me a deeper appreciation for the struggles healthcare providers can face both in caring for their patients and navigating the hospital system. I have witnessed firsthand the impact of burnout and secondary trauma providers must cope with, and am passionate about supporting my clients through these difficult situations so they can continue to do the work they are so passionate about.

I’m passionate about… trauma-informed care and have experience and enjoy working with people facing anxiety, depression, grief, secondary trauma, major life changes, and relationship struggles.

You might like working with me if… you enjoy a holistic approach to therapy. I enjoy incorporating somatic work into sessions to help clients foster a stronger mind-body connection. I often integrate Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Motivational Interviewing (MI) into my work. I enjoy collaborating with my clients to find the approach that feels most helpful to them in achieving their therapeutic goals.

When not working… I enjoy trying new restaurants, exploring cafes and antique shops, being outdoors, reading, listening to live music, traveling both near and far, and sharing time with loved ones.

Education and Training
Graduate: Simmons University Internship: Tufts Medical Center Additional Training/Certifications: YTT 200 hour

Nicole offers individual counseling.

I describe myself as… a blunt, analytical problem solver who works closely with clients to define clear, actionable steps for achieving progress.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: I enjoy helping talented people thrive while managing challenging personal and work circumstances. Through my time working in various medical settings, I have experience working with clients navigating career path frustrations, burnout, relationship concerns, ethical challenges, systemic hurdles, and workplace stressors such as interpersonal conflict, communication challenges, and productivity expectations.

I’m passionate about… helping healthcare professionals be the best version of themselves. This includes helping clients be more efficient, enhancing their communication skills, and managing symptoms of ADHD, depression, and anxiety.

You might like working with me if… you want to be motivated to make changes and don’t want someone to sugarcoat the situation. We will openly reflect on the personal or systemic forces that contribute to daily challenges and harness your strengths to be healthier and more productive.

When not working… I enjoy teaching and coaching my daughter, spending quality time with my wife while binge-watching Netflix, and indulging in my passion for football whenever my schedule allows.

Education and Training
Graduate: Palo Alto University (Neuropsychology emphasis) Internship: VA Boston Healthcare System, Neuropsychology emphasis Fellowship: UMass Chan Medical School, Neuropsychology

Robert offers individual and couples counseling and individual coaching.

I describe myself as… compassionate, open-minded, and a good listener. In addition to being a psychologist, I’m a mother, partner, friend, daughter, sister, lifelong learner, second-generation American, and a griever. I deeply appreciate the complex range of emotions we carry on this journey through life. I also have a deep sense of the short time we have on earth, and I’m committed to supporting others through their own healing processes.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: I have worked on many interdisciplinary teams in medical settings. Having my own experience of being a trainee, I appreciate the complex dynamics medical trainees experience. Growing up in a physician’s household and being premed at one point in my academic past makes me aware of the challenges of finding balance in one’s life with the demands of medicine.

I’m passionate about… providing culturally-informed, evidenced-based care that emphasizes peoples' strengths with the hope to support everyone to live a life according to their values. I adapt my approach to my client’s needs and tend to pull from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Mindfulness, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy approaches.

You might like working with me if… you would like to address concerns like work stress, relationship conflict, family conflict, anxiety, depression, PTSD, insomnia, substance use, identity exploration, grief, and prenatal/pregnancy/postpartum mental health. I also have expertise and a passion for career exploration and processing experiences of discrimination.

When not working… you can find me by a body of water (I am originally from Minnesota; land of 10,000 lakes). When I am not swimming, I am traveling, doing yoga, enjoying the outdoors, watching a new show, trying new foods, and listening to live music.

Education and Training
Graduate: University of Minnesota Internship: VA Boston Healthcare System Fellowship: Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital Additional Training/Certifications: Perinatal Mental Health Training; Primary Care Behavioral Health Credentialing

Ummul offers individual counseling.

I describe myself as… compassionate, curious, and supportive. I believe in finding ways to let our personalities shine through our professional identity.

Why I work with healthcare professionals: During my years working in a hospital emergency department, academic medicine, and rural primary care, I experienced the challenges healthcare professionals face—whether it's getting through residency, navigating career transitions, coping with relationship struggles, or recovering from a bad outcome or loss. I deeply understand the culture of medicine and the unique struggles and sacrifices you make to do your work.

I’m passionate about… working with clinicians who are recovering from traumatic experiences, two-clinician couples, in treatment or recovering from cancer or chronic illness, and people struggling with confidence and self-worth.

You might like working with me if… you’re seeking someone who is flexible to your needs and understands the unique pressures of healthcare and will work with you whole self using mindfulness, cognitive approaches, attachment theories, and mind-body integration.

When not working… I enjoy exploring the Pacific Northwest beauty, staying active outdoors hiking, biking, and walking, and cooking up new recipes.

Education and Training
Graduate: Pacific University School of Professional Psychology Fellowship: Clinical Health Psychology in Primary Care, University of Massachusetts Medical School

Joan offers individual and relationship counseling.