Intuitive Eating
This is a 9 week introductory course to Intuitive Eating: all the aspects, not just the watered down version you see on social media. We will cover the 10 principles of IE, do guided short meditations, breathwork, and other somatic exercised led by LCMHC Vanessa Levin. We will share peer support for communication connection and breaking the isolation that disordered eating can stir up. Are you constantly feeling confused by what to eat? How much what kind of exercise how can I be healthy? Why can’t I follow through? All these questions will be answered in the mission is to help you find peace with your body, food, and exercise. No class on indigenous peoples day in November 24. Registration via Enso Counseling Group. 617–819–0914 or email Vanessa at vlevin@ensocounselinggroup.com small group only to register in advance.
Kristy Moen
Kristy is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker and Master Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor. She utilizes a variety of treatment modalities based on client center care using a variety of techniques including Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and utilizing the Stages of Change when working with individuals to meet their goals.
Kathy Poitras
Kathy is a pre-licensed clinician and earned her Masters degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Plymouth State University. She works with a wide range of clients and has over 20 years of experience working with children and their families in her previous career as a school counselor.
Anna Verderame
Anna is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor and Master Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor.
Marie Davis
Are you navigating anxiety, depression, unresolved trauma, career or life burnout, life transitions, relationship or family stress, identity exploration, grief and loss, low self-esteem, or health-related challenges? Whether processing the past or adapting to life’s present demands, Marie helps clients cultivate insight, resilience, and meaningful, lasting change.
Kim Shaw
I am a licensed clinical social worker, who brings a compassionate and empathetic manner to working with adults of all ages. I collaborate with her clients to help them to reach their goals and effectively balance evidence-based practices with a client-centered approach.
Caroline McCue
Through my practice, I employ Acceptance and Commitment Therapy alongside other approaches like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Motivational Interviewing. Together, we create a safe environment to navigate and address life's challenges head-on.
Trish Clough
As a Marriage and Family Therapist I am passionate about creating a safe and comfortable environment where all members of any family can communicate towards solutions and compromise. For approximately 15 years, I have worked with youth of all ages and their families in their home environments and communities.
Laurie Doucette
Laurie is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker. She earned her Masters degree in Social Work at the University of New Hampshire in 2007 and has been working in the mental health field ever since. She utilizes a variety of treatment modalities based on client-centered care including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing and the Stages of Change when working with individuals to meet their goals.
Evan Summasup
Life's challenges are best understood contextually and faced collaboratively. I believe we, as a society, have built a world that does not account for what we need to thrive. Because of this, I see my clients as courageous to ask for help in navigating it. In counseling, I provide a warm, supportive and, at times, challenging environment in service of your growth.
Diana Dumais
I'm a Clinical Mental Health Counseling intern who is passionate about supporting people who are navigating difficulty with self-esteem, body image concerns, and relationship challenges.
Nicholas Harms
I tend to take a person-centered approach when listening to people talk about issues they are having, so I try to meet people where they are at mentally. As prior U.S. Army 11b (Infantryman), I was taught to keep moving forward even when it is hard which has lead me to lean into the acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) modality.
Katarina Keeler
I work with adults (18+) facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, relationship issues, and self-esteem concerns. My approach is warm, collaborative, and grounded in evidence-based practices like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, mindfulness, and psychodynamic principles. I also integrate trauma-informed care and culturally sensitive perspective to create a safe and non-judgemental space for all clients.
Vanessa Levin
Hey there Mental Health Investigators, My name is Vanessa Ognawasomek Levin. I'm a
Licensed Mental Health Counselor. I have been working in the health and wellness field for
over two decades. I specialize in combining evidence based therapies with somatic
therapies. Some of these include: meditation, breathwork, qi gong, energy work, tapping,
yoga, nutrition, art and movement therapies, and Brainspotting.
Lori Lonsdale
If you feel sad, stressed, worried or unbalanced, I can help you. When you meet with me, I will listen, help you develop new solutions to life's dilemmas and challenge you in healthy ways in order for you to feel better and be your best you. I am on your team and believe in you.
Sandra Somerville
Do you find it difficult to enjoy life the way you used to? To savor every moment as it occurs? Or do you get caught up in past conversations and regrets, or conversely tomorrow's conversations and plans? Are you your own worst critic? Do you need to enjoy just letting go and savoring every minute? Let's discuss a plan to help you move forward, stay in the moment.
Brenda Drake
Are you ambivalent about starting therapy? As a licensed clinical social worker with over 20 years experience working in mental health and addiction disorders, I offer a wide array of treatment modalities to meet your individual needs. Together we work on identifying solution focused goals that you set for yourself.
Scot Wilson
When you are feeling like you are stuck, whether it is due to depression, trauma, anxiety, relationship troubles, or life circumstance, I can help you rediscover your direction and purpose. Through sessions with me, I will help you to challenge the mindset that you are in to improve your life, and to be the person who you want to be.
Kimberly A. Dean
We all experience transitions in our lives that can leave us feeling overwhelmed and ill prepared. If you are struggling with anxiety or depression; experiencing work, family or life stressors; have suffered a loss or are searching for a more meaningful way to engage in your life, I can offer you a supportive space to learn different skills and strategies to help you get through these challenging times.
Celeste Decker
I am warm, caring and compassionate and strive to create a space where clients feel safe to explore the issues and challenges they are facing
Cara Brewer
Therapy is a space to be supported, gently challenged, and empowered to make meaningful changes in our lives.
Peggy Goetz
Peggy (she/hers/her) is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker with degrees from the University of Utah and the University of Maine. She brings in narrative work with a CBT lens and a focus on wellness for managing anxiety, depression, social stress, and unhelpful thinking patterns.
Karen Fleming-Caplette
The first step to meaningful change is exactly what you are doing now which is seeking support in a therapeutic setting.
Judy McAuley
My therapy approach is client centered, strength-based, collaborative and empowering. I am a compassionate person wanting the best for others. I believe it is an honor for clients to invite me into their lives to build a collaborative, respectful and trusting relationship as we make the journey to achieving your goals and life changes.
Katie Wilson
This can be scary and vulnerable. You may be here for a variety of reasons; perhaps you experienced a loss or trauma, maybe you're finding it difficult to maintain your relationships. Anxiety and depression can feel like they're creeping in, and you just don't know what to do; you're feeling stuck.
Shaylene Wallace-Borden
I believe every young person has innate resilience and potential. My role is to help uncover and nurture those inner strengths, while providing practical tools and emotional insight to foster well-being and self-understanding. Together, we’ll work at your pace, in a way that feels safe and respectful of your unique story.
Tracey Coulon
Tracey Coulon, LICSW brings over 20 years of experience supporting people in meeting their goals in a therapeutic setting. She received her Bachelors Degree in Human Services from Springfield College, a Masters Degree in Social Work from Boston University, as well as a post-graduate Certificate in Personal and Transformational Health from Plymouth State University.