Find a therapist, counselor or psychologist in Cambridge, MA (East Cambridge)

"As a clinician, I strive to bring my full attention to your experiences, needs, and preferences."

Jack Holland is a resident clinician and Mental Health Counselor working toward his licensure in Massachusetts. He holds an LCPC-C in Maine and has 12 years of clinical experience working with diverse populations across various environments including community mental health centers, inpatient and outpatient programs, and residential care. He helps clients navigate challenges including life changes, relationships, depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, career changes, creative growth, substance use, anger management, emotion regulation, identity, and more. Jack completed his Master’s in Mental Health Counseling at Cambridge College.

Jack is an active musician with a passion for helping people find communities where they can experience the power of expression and deep connection. Jack’s clinical style is person-centered and draws from varied modalities including CBT, DBT, relational, Jungian, Adlerian, and existential approaches.

Life is hard, but in our moments of confusion and vulnerability, we have unique opportunities to surprise ourselves, make positive changes, and achieve peace of mind. Jack is grateful for the opportunity to make your therapy experience a good one. If you are interested in taking a more active role in your own story, schedule your appointment with Jack today!

"I understand from experience how challenging it can be, particularly for young women, to find safety and security within yourself when dealing with anxiety, low self-esteem, and negative thoughts."

Ashley Campasano is a Resident Licensed Mental Health Counselor with 4 years of experience. She specializes in a wide range of concerns including substance abuse, anxiety, depression, self-esteem, obsessive-compulsive disorder, panic disorder, and mood disorders. Ashley has worked in residential, outpatient, and recovery settings.

Ashley received her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Southern New Hampshire University. She utilizes a variety of clinical approaches targeted to client needs such as cognitive behavioral therapy, rational emotive behavioral therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy. Ashley also practices using mindfulness-based approaches.

Ashley believes everyone deserves the chance to be heard and met where they are on their journey to healing. She emphasizes the importance of creating obtainable client goals based on their strengths and is ready to help you achieve comfort and peace.

"As a Black Haitian-American woman, I understand what it means to be different, among many other things."

Judenie Dabel is a recent graduate student seeking her LMHC with unique experience and background. She is a Haitian-American born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts. Her clinical training started on a Domestic Violence team for an outpatient non-profit. She continued her training at a Black and woman-founded telehealth counseling clinic. She has worked with clients from ages 4 to 40. Judenie enjoys working with teens, young adults, and adults. She specializes in working with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, and other related challenges.

Judenie completed her master of arts in mental health and wellness counseling from NYU last year. Her passion for youth and community advocacy led her to pursue a career in counseling. She uses strength-based, narrative, person-centered, and mindfulness approaches to help her clients feel heard and seen as she teaches them to advocate for themselves.

Life can be hard. One way to address some of your hardships is by asking for support. Seeking support is the first step and you should be proud of yourself for doing so. Judenie hopes to collaborate with you to find ways to address your challenges. You are full of lived experiences and potential that will lead you on your journey to healing.

"I'm here to listen, help you reflect, and strategize for new insights and healthy changes."

Cheryl Boissy is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) with over 35 years of experience. She works with a range of clients who are beset by trauma, conflict, relationship issues, anxiety, adjustment disorders, stress, substance use, marital issues, life problems, women's issues, trauma, and more. Cheryl has a solid background as a hospital-based clinician for treatment settings involving medical, addiction, and psychiatric recovery.

Cheryl earned Bachelor's degree in Sociology from the University of Lowell, and her Master's degree in Social Work from Boston College. She works together with clients to improve their outlook, set realistic health goals, and improve their satisfaction, daily functioning, and self-esteem.

Cheryl is confident that her client-centered approach will appeal to you. Your decision to seek therapy is an important first step--she's here to engage you in treatment that will support your decision. Together you will move forward to establish a treatment plan that works for you.

"It is my goal as a therapist to create a space for you to bring all parts of yourself and feel valued and understood."

Anne Hilburn is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) years of experience counseling adults. She specializes in issues related to life transitions, pregnancy, the postpartum period, pregnancy loss, pregnancy termination, chronic and acute health issues, and transitioning into and out of college and graduate programs.

Anne completed a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology at Teachers College Columbia University before pursuing a Masters of Social Work at Smith College. She is in the process of pursuing a certification in Perinatal Mental Health and is a member of Postpartum Support International. Anne approaches therapy with warmth, humor, and the goal of developing strong partnerships with her clients. Her approach is informed by intersectionality and an emphasis on exploring all the identities that each of us hold. She incorporates aspects of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Internal Family Systems.

Anne completed a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology at Teachers College Columbia University before pursuing a Master's degree in Social Work at Smith College. She is in the process of pursuing a certification in Perinatal Mental Health and is a member of Postpartum Support International. Anne approaches therapy with warmth, humor, and the goal of developing strong partnerships with her clients. Her approach is informed by intersectionality and an emphasis on exploring all the identities that each of us hold. She incorporates aspects of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and internal family systems (IFS).

We all have experiences that bring up feelings of shame, guilt, doubt, and other challenging emotions. It is crucial to feel that your therapist is a good fit for you so that you can compassionately explore the impact these experiences have on your life. Anne looks forward to meeting you and building a partnership together.