Kendra Lisenby

Hybrid Clinician
In-person on Mon & Tue

My name is Kendra Lisenby. I currently hold a Master's Degree in Human Services from New England College. My background includes working with a wide range of individuals. I have, during my career, worked with small children preschool age, adolescents in group home as a clinical case manager, and in an adult group home as a program director. I recently worked in a co-occurring harm reduction treatment center as a clinician for individuals suffering from co-occurring disorders. I have worked with many different populations, which has broadened my knowledge and empathy for individuals and my work.

I enjoy working as an outpatient therapist building rapport helping clients through long term therapy and support. I have a deep passion for psycho-education and ensuring that all of my clients are educated on the modalities that I implement during sessions. I am open-minded and unbiased and will, most importantly, support you through the challenges you are willing to work through.

Jessica Furtado, LCSW

Hybrid Clinician
In-person on Tue - Thur

I completed my am Masters in Social Work program at Boston College. I am a Licenced Certified Social Worker helping clients through multiple modalities. I am In-Person in the Dedham office and provide sessions in office as well as through remote telehealth. My counseling practice is informed with decades worth of real world experiences that include single parenting, owning a business, career & life transitions. A strong desire to support, connect & empower others is what has led me to social work and am beyond excited to be joining the team at GENNEW as a part of this journey.

My therapeutic experience includes providing trauma-informed care to survivors of domestic and sexual violence as well as working with/supporting young people in using creative expression to share their experiences and their voice. Though working with all groups I have an interest in helping couples through their issues including communication, conflict and intimacy. I am an Imago trained couples therapy provider. I enjoy working with all populations and utilize the utmost care with each client to understand their unique situation so that I may better support them. 

Elana Pijanowski

Hybrid Clinician
In-person on wed & Thur

 I earned my B.A. in Philosophy at UMass Amherst where my studies in the nature of the mind and consciousness propelled my interest in psychology and mental health. I soon after graduated with my Masters in Mental Health Counseling at UMASS Boston. My philosophy in counseling has been to create a safe and welcoming environment for my clients where together we can focus on their personal growth and healing. I have a strong interest in feminist counseling theory.

I am both capable and comfortable counseling clients of any gender. My approach to therapy is genuine, which my clients quickly learn once starting. I have enjoyed the process of learning from each client, while also teaching them the how to maintain a stable mental framework. I am excitedted to align myself with GENNEW’s dedication to positive change and focusing on client’s happiness.

Ilana Goldberg, LCSW

Hybrid Clinician
In-person on Mon - Thur

Hello! My name is Ilana, I previously obtained my Bachelor's Degree in Science in Criminal Justice at Marist College. I earned my Masters Degree in Social Work from Regis College. I am Licensed Certified Social Worker (LCSW). I completed my clinical internship at GENNEW so I am well aware of the values and needs of the clients of the practice. I hope to provide clients with a safe space to be able to process their experiences and emotions. My passion is helping adolescents and young adults who have experienced trauma and those impacted by the criminal justice system.

In my free time I like to spend time with my dog. I also am a big fan of crime shows & books! I like to describe myself as nonjudgmental and empathetic. I come with the approach that each person is the expert in their own life and experiences, and I'm here to support you throughout your journey. I am excited to continue my journey with GENNEW as I believe I have helped many individuals and hope to help more if they are open to trying.

Rachael Burum

Hybrid Clinician
In-person on Wed & Thur

Hello! My name is Rachael, and I earned my Master’s in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Massachusetts Boston. My passion for helping others and my commitment to personal growth inspired me to pursue a career in counseling.

I have experience working with adults, teens, children, and couples who are navigating a wide range of life challenges. I have a special interest in supporting athletes and individuals for whom sports play a significant role in their lives. As a former collegiate athlete, I understand the importance of balancing physical and mental well-being to enhance performance and promote long-term health.

In our work together, I’ll meet you exactly where you are—with empathy, curiosity, and respect. My goal is to create a safe, supportive space where you can explore your thoughts and feelings, gain new insights, and build skills to move towards the changes you want to see. I believe therapy works best when it’s a collaborative process, and I’m committed to walking alongside you as you grow. If you’re ready to take that next step, I’m here to support you on your journey toward healing and greater well-being.

Luis Caridad

Hybrid Clinician
In-person on Mon & Tue

Hi I’m Luis! I obtained my master’s degree in social work from Boston College. I have been working with GENNEW since 2025. As a Dominican and Puerto Rican man, I am passionate about counseling to support individuals in feeling understood and empowered, with an appreciation for how culture and lived experiences shape mental health. I am committed to serving clients from diverse backgrounds and creating a space where they feel seen and heard. This drive is embodied in my experience working with individuals navigating anxiety, depression, autism, ADHD, and trauma. I am interested in working with children, adolescents, adults, and couples.

I am deeply passionate about music, totaling 60,000 + minutes of music listened to in 2025. On top of that, anime like Jujutsu Kaisen and Attack on Titan hold a special place in my heart. My personality is a relaxed and approachable one. I want to be inviting and low-pressure while aiming to create a space where people can share without judgment. To get the most out of therapy with me, I'd encourage clients to show up as they are. Therapy is your space! I want to meet you where you’re at, ensuring that you feel comfortable bringing up whatever is on your mind. Be honest about what is working for you and what isn't so that we can collaborate and adjust as needed. 

Drew Osei, CMPC

Hybrid Clinician
In-person on fri & sat

  I am Drew Osei, a Certified Mental Performance Consultant with a Master’s in Mental Health Counseling and a background in sports and exercise psychology. My work focuses on helping athletes, military members, and first responders manage performance pressure, anxiety, and identity outside of their professional roles.

In addition to my clinical work, I leverage my experience in corporate America and STEM to support individuals navigating burnout, life transitions, and work-life balance. I specialize in serving as a supportive anchor for "go-to people" and helping couples manage life's hurdles together.

My approach integrates narrative therapy, relationship mapping, and mindfulness to build resilience and reshape personal narratives. I look forward to connecting with you.

Isoken Osazee, LICSW

Hybrid Clinician
In-person on WED

My name is Isoken. Pronounced (e-so-ken). I currently hold a Master's Degree in social work from Regis College. I am currently licensed as a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker(LICSW). I have experience working with individuals across a range of ages and in diverse clinical settings, including state agencies, hospitals, group therapy, and crisis intervention. My clinical background includes supporting clients who are navigating grief, chronic health concerns, and significant life transitions. I especially enjoy working with adults who are ready to begin their healing journeys and actively engage in personal growth.

I strive to create a safe, supportive space where clients feel seen, heard, and empowered to be vulnerable while also gently challenging themselves. My approach is grounded in compassion and collaboration, and I am committed to meeting each client exactly where they are without judgment as we work together toward healing and meaningful change.

Patricia Wornum, LMHC

Clinical Supervisor / Hybrid Clinician
In-person on Fri & Sat

I majored in Mental Health and Trauma and graduated from Cambridge College. I want to provide support, guidance, and encouragement to others, letting them know that through the pains of life, they can still accomplish their goals.

I specialize in working with adults and youth who may be dealing with depression, anxiety, family issues, substance abuse, trauma, or just the everyday challenges of life. I integrate Person-Centered therapy, a Holistic approach, CBT, Motivational Interviewing, and other interventions tailored to your needs.

I have a passion for tattoos and animals. I have two standard poodles and I love black cats! I have been through many struggles in my life. I would say the hardest and most rewarding struggle was being a teen parent. It took me a while to accomplish my goals, but I did get it done, and you can too. I am caring, loving, and humorous. I am also straightforward in the most respectful way.

Kelly DoSouto

Hybrid Clinician
In-person on: Sat

My Name is Kelly DoSouto and I'm currently pursuing my MSW at Regis College. My passion for mental health and understanding human behavior drives me to create a safe space for growth and healing. Witnessing clients' resilience and transformation inspires me to continue this work every day. I am most interested in working with older adults, as I find their life experiences and resilience deeply inspiring. Supporting them through transitions, loss, or health challenges allows me to help them find meaning and empowerment in later stages of life. However, I also enjoy working with young adults, helping them navigate pivotal life decisions and build a strong foundation for their futures. I can work with clients of any age.

An interesting fact about me is my love for music—it’s something that always uplifts and inspires me. I’m also passionate about fashion and enjoy exploring how personal style can be a form of self-expression. My personality can be summarized as shy but curious, with a humble approach to life. To get the most out of therapy with me, a client should come with an open mind and a willingness to explore their thoughts and feelings honestly. Consistency is key, so attending sessions regularly and engaging actively will help build momentum. Lastly, being patient with the process, allowing time for growth, and practicing any strategies or tools we discuss can lead to meaningful progress.

Lucy Cockell

Hybrid Clinician
In-person on: wed

"Hi! My name is Lucy, and I am a 4th year clinical PsyD student at William James College. I am originally from Portland, OR and earned my B.S. in psychology from Washington State University and my MA in psychology from William James College. I have been with GENNEW since 2024. I chose to become a therapist because of my deep passion for helping and supporting others as they navigate their lives. I have a strong interest in working with clients diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, those who have experienced trauma, those dealing with current or past self-harm and recurrent suicidal thoughts and feelings, and/or those experiencing mental health changes postpartum. I have experience working with children, adolescents, and their families in both a psychiatric hospital setting and within a school system as well as transitional age youth and adults in an outpatient setting. I have training in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), crisis work, suicide prevention and postvention, and trauma informed care.

A good summary of my personality involves a lot of laughing. I love making other people laugh as a way of connecting with them. I am a fairly cheerful person who is wildly passionate about what I do. When I’m not throwing myself into my work, I enjoy spending time with my 2-year-old brown tabby named Bob and my fiancé, decorating my apartment pink, and trying out new coffee drinks. In order to get the most out of therapy with me, engagement is key and both of us should bring our genuine and authentic selves."

Amanda Reynolds

Hybrid Clinician
In-person on Sat

Hi, my name is Amanda, and I completed my Master's Degree in the Mental Health Counseling program at UMass Boston. I’m excited to be able to support clients through their mental health journeys. My passion lies in helping individuals and families navigate life’s challenges. Drawing from client-centered and mindfulness-based approaches, I strive to create a compassionate and collaborative environment where clients feel heard, understood, and empowered. I look forward to bringing that same energy into my work as I continue to grow in this field. My goal is to empower individuals throughout their process of self-discovery, healing, and personal growth.

Outside of my professional life, I enjoy spending quality time with my family, especially during game nights. I’m also a foodie who loves discovering new flavors and dishes. Fall is my favorite season; its refreshing breeze and vibrant colors always give me a sense of calm and joy.

Ryn Thompson

Hybrid Clinician
In-person on wed & Fri

My name is Ryn (they/them), and I am a 5th-year clinical PsyD student at William James College. As a neurodivergent and non-binary therapist, I am dedicated to providing person-centered, trauma-informed, and gender-affirming care.

I am a WPATH member with specialized training in trauma-informed care, suicide prevention, and substance misuse. I enjoy working with diverse populations across all ages, specifically focusing on LGBTQ+ and neurodivergent individuals navigating trauma or recovery.

My unconventional background as a certified motorcycle mechanic, combined with overcoming challenges with dyslexia, has fostered a practice rooted in resilience and analytical thinking. I prioritize creating an authentic space for all clients and look forward to the possibility of working together.

Maya Ingram

Hybrid Clinician
In-person on tue

I graduated from Boston College School of Social Work. I have been working with GENNEW since 2025. My passion for counseling stems from my desire to help others feel seen, supported, and empowered in navigating life’s challenges. I am interested in working with children, adolescents, adults, and couples–particularly those who identify as BIPOC, LGBTQIAP+, and/or neurodivergent. My experience includes providing therapy for clients navigating autism, ADHD, anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship difficulties, and academic stress.

I use a strengths-based and client-centered approach, drawing from a variety of modalities to tailor each session to the individual. My lived experience as a Black, queer, and neurodivergent individual supports my ability to empower clients and provide affirming care. I believe therapy is most effective when clients feel safe to be themselves and are open to exploring their thoughts and emotions at their own pace. In my free time, I enjoy reading, hiking, and spending time with my dog, Blueberry.

Michelle Cyr

Hybrid Clinician (Clinical Intern)
In-person on mon & Tue

I am currently finishing up my Master of Social Work program at Simmons University, and I am writing to express my passion for providing therapeutic care. Having been in therapy throughout my life, I have experienced firsthand how impactful the right support can be. These experiences, particularly managing my own diagnosis of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) since childhood, have deeply motivated me to provide that same level of care and skill-building for others navigating their own challenges.

In addition to my academic focus, I bring a diverse professional background. I have worked in the bar and restaurant industry for over ten years, where I have developed meaningful connections with people from all walks of life. I also have experience in clinical research, having contributed to a project at Tufts University that was featured on CBS Sunday Morning. Outside of work and school, I channel my love for animals into pet sitting and dog walking while I complete my degree.

I am a persistent and motivated individual who is dedicated to creating a safe, non-judgmental, and supportive environment for my clients. I understand that vulnerability is difficult, and I am committed to allowing clients to work at a pace that feels comfortable for them. My goal is to ensure that every individual I work with feels seen, heard, and genuinely cared for.

Alexis Molokwu

Hybrid Clinician (Clinical Intern)
In-person on SUN & Mon

My name is Alexis, and I am a Master of Social Work student at Regis College completing my advanced clinical internship. My professional background spans special education, community health, behavioral health, and Applied Behavior Analysis, with a focus on supporting individuals from early childhood to young adulthood.

Inspired by witnessing the gaps in support within group homes and the juvenile justice system, I am dedicated to providing a non-judgmental, collaborative space where clients feel heard. I specialize in working with children, adolescents, young adults, families, and underserved communities. As an Afro-Indigenous woman, I bring a deep commitment to trauma-informed care, social justice, and understanding how generational trauma, culture, and environment impact mental health.

Described as compassionate, observant, and approachable, I value authenticity and integrate creativity—such as poetry, dance, and music—to help clients express complex emotions. Clients will get the most out of our sessions by bringing an open mind and a willingness to communicate honestly, knowing we will work together at their own pace.

Ashley Clinton

Hybrid Clinician (Clinical Intern)
In-person on Mon & Fri

I'm a graduate student at UMass Boston studying Mental Health Counseling, with a concentration in School Adjustment Counseling. I've always been someone who cares deeply about others and believes wholeheartedly in people's ability to grow — which is exactly what led me to this field. I love working with children and young adults, but I truly welcome anyone who is ready to take that next step.

I'm a mom of five kids and a golden doodle named Noel, a beach lover, a country music fan, and cheering at my kids' sporting events is basically a part-time job. To unwind, I like to relax in the sun with a good book!

I'm bubbly, genuine, and kind-hearted, with a deep belief that life is a journey worth embracing. In our work together, I just ask one thing: be yourself. Show up honestly, tell me when something doesn't feel right, and know that I am fully in your corner.

Jyllian Foster

Hybrid Clinician (Clinical Intern)
In-person on Tue & Fri

Hi! I am Jyll Foster, a Master of Social Work student at Boston College. I am passionate about helping humans all across all ages of the life span to find healing and greater enjoyment in their lives. I am especially interested in working with relationship challenges, problems related to identity and self-esteem, environmental stressors, and mental health. I have experience working with depression, anxiety, neurodivergence, and PTSD. I chose to become a counselor because I love accompanying others through life’s journey.

In my life, I have experienced lots of beauty and pain. The connections I have to those in my support system, be it family, friends, mentors, or counselors, have made all the difference and shown me the way. I am an enthusiastic people person with a love for guilty pleasure snacks and television. Outside of session, I enjoy long walks, lots of family time, and sleeping in! It is a privilege to work with individuals with the courage to engage in therapy. I will honor your trust by creating a safe, affirming space where you can reach your therapeutic goals.

Crystal Conley

Hybrid Clinician (Clinical Intern)
In-Person on Thur & fri

My name is Crystal Conley, and I am a second-year MSW student at Simmons University in the Social Work program of study. I chose to counsel others because I have a lot of life experience and traumatic experience and want to help others through their hard times as well as celebrate their successes. I have the most interest in working with those experiencing mental health challenges such as Bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety, borderline personality disorder, as well as those suffering from grief from the loss of a loved one. I’m also interested in helping support clients with substance use disorders.

Outside of work, I am an acrylic painting artist, an avid animal lover, and a nature fanatic. I’ve struggled with family members having mental health and substance use issues and would love to use my knowledge and life experience to help others in the same boat. Others would describe my personality as warm, upbeat, and fun while also down-to-earth. To get the most out of therapy with me, once we build rapport, please be open and honest. I can only help with the things I hear, and I want clients to feel comfortable and safe sharing with me. There’s nothing too big or too small that we can’t tackle together as a team.

LJ

Hybrid Clinician (Clinical Intern)
In-person on thur & SUN

I am currently a clinical intern pursuing my Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling at the University of Massachusetts-Boston. I utilize a strength-based, culturally responsive approach informed by my experiences growing up in Japan, Singapore, and the U.S.. This perspective allows me to move beyond a one-size-fits-all model to provide individualized, affirming care that honors your unique values and lived experiences.

While I welcome individuals from all backgrounds, I have a particular interest in supporting neurodivergent individuals and members of the LGBTQ+ and BIPOC communities. On a personal note, I recently relocated to this area after spending over a decade in the Midwest and South. My friends and family describe me as caring, compassionate, and dedicated; in my free time, I enjoy food, naps, and walks with my Shih-Tzu and Pekingese mix, King Kong.

I deeply value building connections and believe therapy is most effective when we cultivate a safe space where you can be your authentic self. I look forward to the opportunity to connect and support you in your healing journey.

Ted Kral

Hybrid Clinician (Clinical Intern)
In-person on sat & sun

I am a Master’s in Mental Health Counseling student at the University of Massachusetts Boston, graduating in Spring 2027, following a ten-year career in business and technology. My transition to counseling stems from a belief in the power of genuine conversation to help people feel seen, supported, and understood.

I work with adults, teens, and youth, drawing on previous experience in a middle school. My practice focus includes supporting individuals navigating career transitions, burnout, self-image challenges, and the pressure of people-pleasing. Having personally overcome shyness and insecurity, I use my developed strengths as an observant, patient listener to understand both the words and emotions of my clients.

Outside of my work, I enjoy reading, writing poetry, and walking my dog. I strive to create a warm, authentic space that values both depth and humor, and I invite you to bring your full self to our sessions as we work toward meaningful growth.

Foluke Ajayi

Hybrid Clinician (Clinical Intern)
In-person on wed & fri

My name is Foluke Ajayi, and I am a Social Work graduate student at Simmons University on the Mental Health track. As an educator, coach, mentor, and mother within the immigrant community, I am dedicated to supporting children, adolescents, young adults, and couples. My passion for counseling stems from a desire to provide competent, empathetic support, particularly for individuals navigating the complexities of straddling multiple cultures.

Originally from Nigeria, I have lived and worked on three continents, enjoy reading, cooking, and designing clothing from African textiles. I describe myself as an introvert who becomes extroverted once comfortable, and I am naturally inclined to help those in need. In therapy, I encourage clients to bring their authentic selves and an open mind so that we can work together toward empowerment and support.

Vivien Adler

Hybrid Clinician (Clinical Intern)
In-person on Mon & Tue

            Hi, I’m Vivien Adler! I’m a clinical Master’s student at Boston College School of Social Work, specializing in a trauma-informed mental health pathway. I chose counseling because everyone deserves a space where they feel seen, heard, understood, and celebrated. I value every step of growth– big or small, visible or invisible – and recognize that the work you do for yourself is just as significant as the work you do for a career, school, or relationship.
            I am especially passionate about working with individuals navigating OCD, anxiety, grief, and major life transitions. My professional background includes mental health, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), education, art therapy, and grief research. In addition to psychology, I have a background in creative writing and enjoy implementing creative elements, such as poetry, into the therapeutic process when it feels meaningful to clients. As a biracial individual, I value honoring each person’s unique identity and lived experiences with curiosity, cultural humility, respect, and compassion
            In my free time, I love baking (especially decorating with frosting!), reading, trying my hand at mini watercolor paintings, and spending time with family and friends. I am empathetic, warm, and curious. I believe therapy is your space and your time. All I ask is that you come open, honest, and ready to grow at your own pace. My goal is to create a calm, connected space where you feel safe and supported every step of the way.

Elissa Charbel

Hybrid Clinician (Clinical Intern)
In-person on tue & wed

I am a graduate student in the Mental Health Counseling Program at the University of Massachusetts Boston, dedicated to creating a nonjudgmental, safe therapeutic space where clients can recognize their strengths, find their voice, and achieve meaningful change. Driven by a desire to offer guidance and deep understanding, my goal is to help clients feel seen, heard, and closer to their objectives after each session.

Originally from Lebanon and having moved to Boston nine years ago, my personal journey navigating life transitions shapes my empathy, compassion, and ability to connect with individuals exploring their sense of self and belonging. I am eager to work with clients of all ages and from diverse backgrounds, particularly those navigating life transitions or struggling with addiction, anxiety, depression, trauma, and grief.

Nicholas Casali, LICSW

Senior Clinical Supervisor
Hybrid Clinician
In-person on mon - Thur

My name is Nick and I am an LICSW with a wide array of experience with children, adults, and families. I have experience as an In-home Therapist, Mobil Crisis Worker, and as a Social Worker at an Inpatient facility, all of which has provided me with many different therapeutic styles. I typically work with the styles of CBT, ACT, and mindfulness, but I hope to work with you on finding exactly what works best for you and your needs. I always strive to help others find themselves and help them connect to themselves internally in order to bring out how they truly feel and what they feel they need. Every person is an individual, and the closer you become to your own individuality, the stronger you will become, and the easier it will be to work through the troubles that you're experiencing.

I am very straightforward as a therapist, but I also do everything I can to understand where people are coming from, and how to provide individualized treatment to help you achieve your goals. In my free time, I advocate for more mental health assistance in gaming and social media, and I am also a musician who plays and writes music in several different avenues. I look forward to meeting you!

Carolyn Donovan, LICSW

Hybrid Clinician
In-person on WEDS & Thur

Hello, my name is Carolyn. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from High Point University and a Master of Social Work (MSW) from Regis College. As a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW), I bring years of experience as a mental health counselor in inpatient psychiatric settings across two hospitals. For the past three years, I have served as a therapist at GENNEW, where I have greatly valued the opportunity to work closely with clients on a one-on-one basis.

My therapeutic approach includes techniques that challenge rational versus irrational thought processes and emphasize the impact of emotions on these thoughts. I strive to create a strong therapeutic alliance, ensuring that clients feel safe and comfortable sharing their thoughts and feelings. I engage with my clients as equals, fostering an environment where they feel both unique and understood. My style is characterized as non-judgmental and empathetic.

I believe that sessions are what clients make of them, and I am dedicated to meeting you where you are in your journey. Together, we will focus on your goals and work collaboratively to empower you, helping you build on your strengths and regain control of your life.

Hannah Rogers

Hybrid Clinician
In-person on TUES & WEDS

Hello! My name is Hannah. I currently live in Boston and received my Masters' degree in  Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Northwestern University. Prior to GENNEW I worked at the MIT Student Mental Health and Counseling. I am currently providing in person/telehealth sessions at the Medway MA location. I hope to provide clients with a space to be able to process their concerns, emotions and experiences and to encourage them to gain positive insight, personal growth and progress towards their goals.

I have been lucky enough to have had clients from different walks of life. I believe my greatest strength is the open attitude and energy that I bring to sessions. I am trained at helping clients to focus in on what they can control in a given situation while giving them mportant life tools for everyday use outside of the therapy setting. I am comfortable working with any age group so long as they are open and willing to do the therapeutic work necessary for the change they desire. In my personal time, I enjoy playing the guitar, baking sweet treats and spending the day at the beach. I am alsways excited to meet new clients and can't wait to start working with you. 

Renee Audette

Hybrid Clinician
In-person on Mon & Tue

Hello, my Name is Renee Audette. I obtained my Bachelor's Degree in Sociology from Framingham State and my Master's Degree in Social Work from Regis College. I have worked as a therapist in the mental health and substance use field for the last 5 years. I have experience working with individuals across diverse backgrounds and experiences, including those navigating mental health and substance use challenges. I have a special interest in supporting adolescents as they navigate through life and emerging adulthood. I believe in meeting people where they are by creating a supportive and nonjudgmental environment that honors each person's unique journey and goals. I believe therapy works best when it’s a collaborative process, and I’m committed to walking alongside you as you grow and look forward to helping you in that journey. 

During my off time, I enjoy the beach, exploring new places with my four kids, reading, listening to music, and spending time with my dog Winnie, cat Biddy, and bunny Leo.

Jane Litovchenko

Hybrid Clinician (Clinical Intern)
In-person on TUE & THUR
Virtual - SUN

I am a Clinical Mental Health Counseling graduate student with a background in neuroscience, behavioral research, and entrepreneurship. I am particularly interested in how people rebuild identity after periods of stress, loss, or addiction.

I work from a trauma-informed perspective and focus on helping clients move beyond surface-level coping toward deeper understanding and change. My style is direct, grounded, and collaborative. I aim to create a space where clients can examine patterns honestly and begin to build a life that reflects who they want to be, not just how they have learned to survive.

Christopher Blanco-Ramos, LMHC

Clinical supervisor
Hybrid Clinician
In PERSON ON: Mondays

Hi I'm Chris! I obtained my master's degree in Counseling and School Psychology from Rhode Island College. I am licensed to practice psychotherapy independently as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC). Counseling has always been a focal point in his life ,from supporting family members with mental health issues to exploring techniques best suited for self-regulation. My introduction to counseling came through working at psychiatric hospitals, working closely with adolescents. Empathy is a major trait I holds sacred as one cannot connect with a client if one does not understand the pain the client is going through and ensuring a safe therapeutic relationship is the first step towards healing.

Being an Afro-Latino male allows me to connect with a historically underserved group and provide a constant reminder that even people of color need to be privy to mental health and coming from an underprivileged environment, we need to heal. Where many of our clients come from there is trauma that is celebrated, by being a representation of a person of color who advocates for mental health we can learn to unpack our trauma and unlearn our negative coping skills. I was always told to be the change that I want to see. Providing therapy to people of all walks of life has helped me to realize that mission in the daily work that I do.

I have a love for music that translates into the therapy sessions. I believe I do best with clients who are open to communicate and who are courageuos enough to let their artistic energy flow inside of sessions with me. 

Cindy Jean Georges

Hybrid Clinician
In PERSON ON Tues & Wed

My name is Cindy Jean-Georges. I obtained my bachelors degree in psychology from the University of Rhode Island with a degree in Psychology and my Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Johnson & Wales University. I have worked with clients in underserved communities in multiple capacities. I have a background in In-Home Therapy, so getting to know how a family is working from the inside out is something that comes natural to me. I am flexible, professional, and supportive for the clients that I serve. I have worked with many populations, consisting of various cultures, ages, and overall walks of life.

My goal in therapy is to create a safe space for my clients where I can meet them where they are. The ability to conduct therapy in both english and Haitian creole is a plus for the clients I service in case they feel more comfortable using their native language. Being able to focus, but also laugh at some of the issues we face is very important to me. While there is no specific focus on any population I believe that makes it easier for me to work with any client as theres a greater chance of success. I will do the work to get to know the person before the problem. Clients who seem to do well with me are those who do not have to be convinces that there are issues present. If you are ready to do the work, then I am willing to assist in guiding you to better health. 

Amanda Carroll, LICSW

Hybrid Clinician
in person on: FRIdays 

Hi, I'm Amanda. I received my bachelors in social work at RIC and my msw from Simmons University. I also received my LCSW in feb 2022. My job is to create a safe and non judgemental space to support clients however I can. I have worked with children as young as 3 years old right through adults. I believe that I am able to make a bond with anyone so long as I am given the chance. Working with children has been my primary focus, though I also love the experience of guiding adults as well through challenging times. 

Leanne Robinson

Hybrid Hybrid Clinician (Clinical Intern)
In PERSON ON: Fri

Hi, I’m Leanne. I’m currently pursuing my second master’s degree at the University of Massachusetts Boston in the Mental Health Counseling program. My path into counseling really grew out of my work as an academic advisor, where I spent years supporting students through both academic and personal challenges. Over time, I noticed more and more students opening up about what they were going through in their lives, and it made me curious about how I could support them on a deeper level. That curiosity is what led me to counseling.

I’m especially interested in working with couples and families, athletes, individuals navigating substance use, and prenatal and postpartum moms. I enjoy supporting people through life transitions and creating a space where they feel comfortable being real, heard, and understood.

Fun fact about me is I used to DJ, and music is still a big part of who I am. I love how it can bring up memories, shift moods, and connect people—it’s something I naturally carry into how I relate to others.

I’d describe myself as warm, down-to-earth, and honest. In our work together, I value transparency and openness. Therapy with me is a collaborative process, and I’m here to walk alongside you as you navigate your journey.

Dariana Quinones, LICSW, PMH-C

Senior Clinical Supervisor
Telehealth Clinician

I am Dariana Quinones, Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker. I obtained my Masters in Clinical Social Work at University of New England in 2018. I also have a Perinatal Mental Health Certification (PMH-C) through Postpartum Support International. I have experience working with clients of many populations from a diverse set of backgrounds. 

As a Spanish / English bilingual clinician I hope to create a safe space where you can explore and address mental health issues, trauma related symptoms and perinatal mental health needs. I look forward to collaborating with you on navigating life challenges and finding your essence. 

Bernadette Moitt, LCSW

telehealth clinician

I am a seasoned social worker with a Master's degree in Social Work from Boston College. Additionally, I hold a certificate in Maternal and Child Health from Boston University. I have over thirty years of experience providing social work services in the state of Massachusetts. I work with both adult and youth clients. Much of my work revolves around empowering clients to leverage their strengths for problem-solving, mood enhancement, and the pursuit of their goals. I deliver treatment centered on trauma, PTSD, ADHD, anxiety, depression, stress management, substance use, and grief and loss. I also conducted parenting groups, which aimed at empowering parents to fulfill their parental responsibilities. My therapeutic approach involves establishing a collaborative rapport with clients to facilitate healing, enhance communication skills, nurture self-worth, self- esteem, and instill the confidence to confront life's challenges.

I particularly find satisfaction in working with youths and their parents. I do not subscribe to a "one-size-fits-all" approach to treatment. Instead, I tailor treatment to match individual preferences and needs effectively.

Tara Hagopian, LCSW

Telehealth Clinician

After receiving her bachelor’s degree in Communications from Emerson College, Tara lived in Los Angeles, CA where she worked in TV production for over six years before finishing her television career in New York City. Since 2007, Tara has worked for an education nonprofit that started high schools across the country in some of America’s poorest cities. For 12 years, she worked with and around students as they made their way through high school, overcoming obstacles and challenging themselves in order to pursue their passions and earn their degree. In 2017, Tara enrolled in an MSW program, determined to learn the skills necessary to address some of the underlying challenges facing adolescents, which she observed while working in a high school. In 2020, Tara graduated with a master’s degree in Social Work along with a Certification in Childhood and Adolescent Trauma. Tara currently holds her LCSW in Massachusetts

Elizabeth (Liz) Smith, LCSW

Telehealth Clinician

Hi, I’m Liz—a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) based in Boston, where I was born and raised. I bring a person-centered, compassionate approach to therapy, supporting adults and couples as they navigate challenges related to communication, anxiety, trauma, and mindfulness.

In addition to my private practice, I work full-time as a middle school social worker, where I witness every day how essential mental wellness is to our growth—at every age. As a mother of three daughters and a lifelong Bostonian, I’m deeply committed to uplifting and empowering communities of color. I strive to create a welcoming space where clients feel safe, seen, and supported.

My goal is to help people understand that mental health is just as vital as physical health—and that healing is possible when we feel truly heard. Whether you're working on strengthening your relationships, finding balance, or processing past experiences, I’m here to walk alongside you.
Let’s work together to build a life rooted in connection, clarity, and care"

Dr. Elliette Utset, PsyD

Telehealth Clinician

Dr. Ellie earned her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from William James College. Her experience spans both individual and group therapy, and she believes that meaningful change begins with a strong therapeutic relationship built on trust, collaboration, and authenticity. Rather than relying on a single therapeutic orientation, Ellie believes that every individual is unique and tailors her approach to best meet each person's goals, strengths, and needs. She draws from a variety of evidence-based modalities, with particular experience in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Relational-Cultural Therapy. She has a special interest in working with individuals navigating anxiety, depression, identity development, life transitions, and relationship challenges.

Throughout her career, Ellie has had the privilege of working with individuals from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and socioeconomic experiences. She completed her doctoral internship at Wellesley College, where she discovered a passion for helping young adults develop a stronger sense of self, build confidence in their identities, and navigate the opportunities and challenges that accompany new chapters in life. She is also passionate about supporting individuals within the LGBTQ+ community by providing an affirming, inclusive, and compassionate therapeutic environment. Prior to her doctoral training, Ellie spent several years developing Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) skills while working with youth diagnosed across the autism spectrum.

Raised in Miami, Florida, Ellie credits the city's rich cultural diversity with shaping her appreciation for working with people from all walks of life. Outside of work, she enjoys reading a good book, attending concerts, and belting out her favorite musical theater soundtracks.

Sofia Greenfield

Telehealth Clinician
VIRTUAL: Fridays

I am a graduate student at William James College in the clinical psychology PsyD program. I choose to counsel other because I enjoy hearing other people's stories and believe in the importance of mental health care. I want people feel heard and validated and help them through whatever challenges they are facing in whatever stage of life that they are in. I believe that mental health care is important in all stages of life and is a continuous journey. I would love to provide care to people of all ages with a wide range of diagnoses but am particularly interested in working with adults.

In my free time I enjoy rock climbing, hiking, skiing, and experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen. I have a love for animals and have a pet Betta fish and someday hope to adopt a dog. I would describe my personality as someone who is curious, open-minded, detail oriented and is always open to learning something new. To get the most out of therapy with me a client should come to session as their true self, come with an open-mind and be willing to be honest and vulnerable. I understand that not everyone is ready for this, so I try my best to meet my clients where they are and be considerate of different needs, values, and identities.  

Melissa Sturtz

Hybrid Clinician 

Hello! I’m Melissa, and I’m currently a doctoral candidate in clinical psychology at the University of Hartford. Initially, I was drawn to this field through intellectual curiosity and academic interest. Learning about the human experience has only furthered my beliefs that meaningful growth and change are not only possible, but probable, and that every person deserves thoughtful care and support in achieving their goals. 

 I approach therapy in an individualized and strengths-based manner and utilize evidence-based practices. This primarily includes acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). I have worked with individuals from early adolescence to older adulthood, although primarily adults, and I have a particular interest in supporting the LGBTQ+ community. 

Others describe me as friendly, authentic, and empathetic! In my free time, I love spending time with my cat and friends, attending concerts, and being outdoors. I truly feel it is the honor of my life to walk alongside individuals and hold their emotions, thoughts, life experiences, and trauma with them and guide them in their healing, insight, and growth. I look forward to meeting you!

Dr. Camelle Baynes

Telehealth Clinician

     I completed the Mental Health Counseling program at Cambridge College, where I earned my Master of Education. I also hold a Ph.D. in Transpersonal Counseling. I chose counseling because I believe people deserve a safe, supportive space where they can feel seen, gain clarity, heal, and become more fully themselves.
     I am especially interested in working with adults experiencing anxiety, trauma, major life transitions, relationship challenges, emotional dysregulation, identity concerns, and spiritual or personal growth. My approach recognizes the whole person—not only the symptoms or circumstances that brought someone to therapy.
     An interesting fact about me is that I am also an ordained minister, educator, life coach, and founder of a healing-centered organization. My own life experiences have taught me the importance of resilience, self-awareness, faith, and learning how to respond intentionally rather than simply react. These lessons allow me to connect with clients from a place that is both professionally informed and genuinely human.
My personality can be summarized as warm, compassionate, grounded, intuitive, honest, and encouraging—with a healthy sense of humor. Clients will get the most from therapy with me by coming with openness, honesty, curiosity, and a willingness to actively participate in their growth, both during sessions and in their everyday lives.

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James Logan

Telehealth Clinician

I earned my Master of Social Work (MSW) from Rhode Island College, specializing in clinical social work, mental health counseling, and substance use treatment. My path to becoming a therapist was driven by a desire to help others navigate life’s challenges and discover their capacity for healing.

I specialize in working with adults facing anxiety, depression, life transitions, grief, relationship challenges, and substance use. I am particularly passionate about supporting those who feel stuck or overwhelmed. In addition to my clinical training, my work is informed by my background as a published poet, writer, and ordained minister, as well as personal experiences that have reinforced my belief in hope and resilience.

Clients often describe my style as warm, genuine, and down-to-earth. I strive to create a non-judgmental environment where the therapeutic relationship serves as a foundation for growth. I view therapy as a collaborative journey and encourage clients to engage with honesty and curiosity as we work toward their specific goals.

Whether you are navigating a difficult season or seeking personal growth, it would be an honor to walk alongside you on your journey.

Stefani Briganti

Telehealth Clinician

I earned my Master’s degree in Counseling from Grand Canyon University and have dedicated my career to helping individuals navigate life’s challenges with compassion, support, and understanding. My professional background includes grief and bereavement counseling, as well as working with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, life transitions, relationship concerns, addiction and self-esteem challenges.

I chose counseling because I believe everyone deserves a safe space to feel heard, understood, and supported. I am passionate about helping people recognize their strengths, build resilience, and move toward meaningful growth and healing. I especially enjoy working with adults who are navigating grief and loss, anxiety, major life changes, and relationship challenges.

Outside of counseling, you’ll often find me planning parties and special events, trying new recipes in the kitchen, or snuggling with my dog while catching up on anything Bravo-related. I believe that connection, laughter, and finding joy in everyday moments can be important parts of overall well-being.



My personality is warm, genuine, and down-to-earth. I strive to create a comfortable, nonjudgmental environment where clients can be themselves and feel supported throughout their therapeutic journey.




To get the most out of therapy with me, I encourage clients to come as they are. You do not need to have everything figured out before starting. Being open, honest, and willing to explore both challenges and strengths allows us to build a collaborative relationship and create lasting growth together.

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