Audrey Albert King Body-Centered Psychotherapy

Matthew Czaplinski LICSW is a psychotherapist based in Northampton, Massachusetts, specializing in Internal Family Systems Therapy and mindfulness approaches. He provides therapy to adults, couples, and teens dealing with various issues, including depression, anxiety, trauma, and relationship problems. In addition to individual therapy, Czaplinski offers clinical supervision for students and therapists, focusing on IFS and mindfulness techniques. His work emphasizes understanding internal conflicts to foster healing, personal empowerment, and better relationships with oneself and others. Generated from the website

Continuous Whole Psychotherapy LLC, founded by Rebecca Powell LICSW, offers a compassionate approach to mental health treatment, focusing on anxiety, depression, PTSD, relational complex trauma, and eating disorders. The practice emphasizes "roots up healing," which addresses both present symptoms and the foundational experiences that shape clients' perceptions of themselves and the world. Utilizing modalities such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Internal Family Systems (IFS), Continuous Whole Psychotherapy creates a therapeutic environment that is warm, accepting, and empowering. The practice is dedicated to destigmatizing mental health challenges and supporting clients in their journey toward reclaiming their Whole Self. Generated from the website

Behavioral Health Affiliates LLC, established in 1995, is a team of experienced Clinical Social Workers dedicated to providing a range of behavioral and mental health services. Their approach to assessments and treatment plans is informed by their individual expertise, unique training, and diverse perspectives. Conveniently located just outside of Arlington Center, the practice emphasizes a collaborative and client-centered approach in addressing mental health needs. They are committed to building a supportive environment for individuals seeking assistance. Generated from the website