Psychologist in Boston & The Berkshires

As a licensed psychologist providing psychotherapy in Massachusetts, I offer in-person sessions in the Berkshires and secure virtual therapy for clients in Boston, Cambridge, and throughout the Commonwealth.

My practice serves adults seeking depth-oriented, integrative psychotherapy for anxiety, burnout, trauma, life transitions, and complex stress.

In-Person Psychotherapy in the Berkshires

I provide in-person therapy for clients in:

• Great Barrington

• Lenox

• Stockbridge

• Pittsfield

• Sheffield

• Surrounding Berkshire County communities

The Berkshires attract artists, second-home residents, healthcare professionals, educators, and individuals drawn to contemplative and rural environments. In-person therapy offers a steady, grounded setting for reflective work and sustained psychological integration.

Online Therapy for Boston & Greater Massachusetts

For clients in Boston, Cambridge, Brookline, Newton, Northampton, Amherst, and surrounding areas, I offer secure, HIPAA-compliant virtual psychotherapy.

Online therapy allows high-responsibility professionals and academics to access consistent care without sacrificing depth, confidentiality, or continuity.

Integrative Psychotherapy for Anxiety, Burnout & Trauma

Many Massachusetts clients seek therapy for:

• Anxiety and chronic stress

• Professional burnout

• Depression and emotional fatigue

• Trauma and attachment wounds

• Grief and identity transitions

• Chronic illness and stress-related symptoms

My approach integrates:

• Psychodynamic and relational psychotherapy

• Somatic (mind–body) therapy

• Attachment-informed treatment

• Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) principles

• Interpersonal neurobiology

Rather than focusing solely on symptom management, therapy addresses underlying emotional and physiological patterns that contribute to recurring distress.

Psychotherapy for Healthcare & Academic Professionals

Given Massachusetts’ strong medical and academic communities, I frequently work with:

• Physicians and healthcare providers

• University faculty and administrators

• Graduate students and researchers

• Executives and mission-driven leaders

Therapy provides space to examine high-performance strain, ethical tension, decision fatigue, and burnout.

A Confidential Process

Psychotherapy is structured, reflective, and collaborative. The aim is meaningful structural change — not temporary symptom suppression.

If you are seeking a psychologist in Boston or the Berkshires who integrates mindfulness, somatic psychology, and evidence-based psychotherapy, I invite you to reach out.