Find a therapist, counselor or psychologist in Westborough, MA

"I am an open minded and flexible clinician who doesn't back down from a challenge."

Alison Gilmore is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC) with over 13 years of experience. She has a unique ability to connect with children through a variety of integrative approaches such as art, writing and play. Alison specializes in PTSD, trauma, anxiety, depression, ADHD, all types of abuse, self-harm, and suicidal ideation.

She completed both her Bachelor's Degree in Expressive Art Therapy and her Master's Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Lesley University. Alison has experience as an Intensive In Home Family Therapist, working with survivors of domestic violence, case management, and working with foster care youth. She is passionate about working with a humanistic/person-centered approach to meet each youth where they are at and create individualized treatment plans and goals.

Alison has a history of a high success rate in resolving problems that typically arise for children and teens. She has additionally supported many clients over the years with long-term diagnoses to learn to manage their symptoms in order to be more successful in all areas of their lives. If you're ready to work together with Alison, reach out to schedule a session today.

Danielle Johnson is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) who is skilled in providing therapy to individuals ages 15-80 years old. Danielle has over 7 years of clinical experience working with young adults and children, as well as 5 years of crisis management experience with individuals of all ages. Working with a wide scope of the population, Danielle understands the importance of advocating for her clients, even when they are unable to do so for themselves. She also recognizes that it is essential to have a team-based approach in order to create and implement the treatment goals of individual clients.

Danielle completed her masters degrees in Neuroscience and Counseling at the University of Massachusetts-Boston, where she found her passion in crisis intervention, specializing in depression, substance use, anxiety, and trauma. After graduation Danielle began her work as a crisis clinician in hospital emergency rooms before transitioning to her role as a therapist. She is currently working toward her trauma certification.

As a therapist Danielle believes it is imperative to create a safe, comforting space in order to discover which therapeutic approach best fits your needs. She believes in a person-centered approach, and creating that safe therapeutic space is most successful when a strong relationship is formed. Danielle embraces and accepts individual differences, which helps her bond with clients in a unique way.

"Providing an open and nonjudgmental environment allows us to develop an alliance that can result in building new skills or coping strategies as we work together to achieve your goals."

Wendy Daly is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in Massachusetts. She has experience working with adults and families assisting them with relationship troubles, anxiety, and grief. In addition, she specializes in weight loss, divorce, ADHD, and supporting families with autism.

Wendy holds a BSBA from Stonehill College and an MA with a concentration in Counseling Psychology from Framingham State University. Presently, she is pursuing her dissertation in a doctoral program at Regis College. Wendy combines cognitive-behavioral and interpersonal therapies while upholding a strengths-based approach. Providing a safe and confidential environment is a key ingredient to successful counseling. This open and nonjudgmental atmosphere allows her to develop an alliance with her clients that can result in building new skills or coping strategies as they work together to achieve the individual's goals.

It is courageous to take steps that help us enjoy our lives more, feel less stressed, and improve our well-being. Wendy can assist you with these steps by extending warmth, honesty, and compassion.

"As a psychologist who has clinical training with an emphasis on brain/behavioral relationships, I emphasize the integration of emotion and logic."

Stephanie Wuebbens is a Licensed Psychologist (LP) with over 20 years of experience assisting children, teens, and adults with chronic stress, anxiety, depression, behavioral issues, poor coping skills, divorce, family conflict, grief, difficult life transitions, and more. 

Stephanie specializes in a wide variety of therapeutic approaches, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness-based techniques, and play therapy. As a patient and empathetic counselor, she works with clients to identify the setbacks in their way with compassion. 

She's also able to evaluate emotional, cognitive, or learning problems. Stephanie is ready to offer you personalized care as you tackle your most important life issues as a team. With her help, you can start working towards the quality of life that you deserve.

"I work hard to empower individuals to overcome personal obstacles, improve their relationships, and find their best self. "

Donna is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker based in Massachusetts and is committed to fostering personal well-being among her clients. Donna’s professional path has been diverse, ranging from supporting teens and young adults grappling with addiction to serving in behavioral schools. However, it was through these varied experiences that she discovered her true passion lies in working with adults of all ages. She specializes in treating co-occurring disorders, mood disorders, and promoting nutrition and healthy lifestyles. Donna is dedicated to providing comprehensive care that addresses mental and physical well-being.

Donna earned her Master’s in Social Work at the University of Maryland. Her therapeutic approach is rooted in creating an empowering and non-judgmental environment, using evidence-based practices like cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, positive psychology, integrative medicine, mindfulness, and dialectical behavioral therapy.

Donna tailors her interventions to meet the unique needs of each individual. Her goal is to establish a strong therapeutic connection and a safe space where clients can feel supported and understood as they navigate their personal journeys towards a more fulfilling life.

"As a seasoned clinician in various settings, I understand the high level of stress being thrust upon people of all ages and the need to provide support in such difficult times."

Emily Rosenau is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) with over 10 years of experience assisting children, adolescents, and adults who are struggling with substance abuse, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and depression to improve their coping skills. Also as a member of the LGBTQ+ community, she is also in a unique position to relate and assist others by providing unconditional acceptance.

Emily earned her Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies from Salve Regina University. Throughout her professional career, she has worked extensively with children and adolescents who are struggling with school difficulties, behavioral difficulties, parent-child relational struggles, societal demands, and the foster care system. With her rich experience, Emily is able to support individuals throughout their numerous life transitions. When supporting adults and young adults, she begins by building a positive connection based on trust, and professional support. Emily utilizes cognitive behavioral (CBT) approaches techniques, as well mindfulness-based, and person-centered approaches.  

She hopes to be a positive support and safe haven for you to discuss your thoughts and feelings while working together in a positive, constructive manner. As a seasoned clinician in various settings, Emily understands the high level of stress that people of all ages experience. Partner with her to create a treatment plan that fits your unique needs. 

"As a counseling psychologist, I use a holistic approach when working with children, adolescents and adults along with teaching empowerment strategies, assistance with life transitions, and life coaching."

Vivian Sockol is a Licensed Psychologist (LP) with over 30 years of experience providing support for children, teens, adults couples, and families. She uses a holistic approach, teaching empowerment strategies. She specializes in working with high school and college-age students, as well. Vivian assists clients who are struggling with adjustment and transitional challenges, anxiety, career stressors, coping skills, depression, parenting issues, and more.

Vivian completed her undergraduate degree in Special Education and Elementary Education at the State University of New York in Geneseo and received her Master’s degree and Doctorate degree in Counseling Psychology at Boston University. She completed her dissertation regarding student-athlete stress, researching how to improve this area within academic systems. Vivian has worked as a Special Education Counselor Unit Clinical Educator, Doctoral Intern, Counseling Psychologist, and Clinical Psychologist prior to joining Thriveworks.

Vivian is here for those that need support and someone to believe in their abilities to work through issues and challenges that may come their way. “Start by doing what’s necessary; then do what’s possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible.” -Francis of Assisi.

"I am always humbled by my clients as we work through their healing journey."

Michelle Ledoux is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) who has a passion for empowering clients on their healing journey through a client-centered focus. Supporting the adult population, Michelle is able to provide expertise to those individuals going through divorce, struggling with adult-attention and focus challenges, grief, and loss over a loved one or loss of employment. She completed her Master of Arts (MA) in Educational Psychology at American International College and her Doctor of Education (EdD) with a concentration in Educational Psychology.

Michelle brings a decade of experience to her practice. That experience includes working as an In-Home Therapist with families through the Massachusetts Children’s Behavioral Health Initiative (CBHI), providing outpatient counseling to individuals of all ages, and working with students and staff in the public school system as a school mental health counselor. Michelle’s experience also includes 4 years as an adjunct professor teaching graduate students in the clinical psychology program. Courses she taught as a professor include family counseling, group counseling, counseling theory and practice, developmental psychology, and research methods. 

Michelle offers clients the opportunity to learn as they heal. She is passionate about helping others. Michelle's used her love of positive psychology during her master’s and doctoral programs. Her dissertation focused on the impacts of stress as well as the healing powers of hope. Through the use of cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), narrative therapy, mindfulness, and positive psychology, Michelle will work with you on strategies and organizational tips to implement. Individuals experiencing feelings of anxiety and/or depression are also areas in which she is able to provide support using a psychoeducational approach coupled with a nonjudgmental, safe space. 

"As a woman, wife, mother, and daughter of aging parents, I understand the challenges associated with major life transitions as well as living with multiple roles and identities in an ever-changing world."

Elizabeth Clements is a Licensed Mental Health Clinician (LMHC) who has over 5 years of experience. She is passionate about helping individuals reach their highest potential through the process of psychotherapy. Elizabeth specializes in relationship issues, major life transitions, grief, trauma, depression, and anxiety.

Elizabeth completed her Master's degree in Counseling Psychology at Framingham State University and received her Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Boston University. Originally from the west coast, she now lives in Massachusetts with her husband and two teenaged sons. Elizabeth utilizes a "whole person" approach to therapy and treatment modalities include but are not limited to psychodynamic, relational, positive psychology, strength based therapy (SBT), and solution-focused therapy (SFT).

Elizabeth strongly believes that every individual can benefit from psychotherapy and that the process doesn't need to be scary or overwhelming. Whether you're dealing with current life struggles or issues from your past, Elizabeth is confident that she can help you become the best possible version of yourself. Book your first visit with her today and start working toward a brighter future.

"My first goal is to welcome each client into therapy with compassion, understanding, and zero judgement."

Kelsey Korenkiewicz is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) with multiple years of post-graduate experience working in the mental health field. Kelsey is proud of her work with various populations over the years, as it has helped her to become a well-rounded clinician. She is most passionate about working one-on-one with adults as they navigate life changes and look to gain skills to better manage depression, anxiety, and/or relationships. Kelsey especially enjoys supporting women's mental health as they navigate fertility struggles, pregnancy, and parenthood.

Kelsey completed her Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology at St. John Fisher College in New York and her Master of Social Work (MSW) at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Both Kelsey's personal and professional experiences allow her to connect with her clients. She understands the unique realities of everyday life and seeks to offer guidance and support to fit those realities. Kelsey utilizes multiple treatment approaches including acceptance and commitment therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and solution-focused therapy. Kelsey has additional training focused on navigating the impact of pregnancy/postpartum and mental health.

Taking the step to ask for help can be scary. Kelsey understands this and is confident that she can help make the journey exciting and fulfilling rather than scary. If you are ready to take that next step, schedule an appointment with her today!

Brittney Bannon is a Master-Level Clinical Mental Health Counselor. She has 7 years of experience working with the special needs population as well as 4 years of experience working with children and adolescents. She has experience with family counseling and behavioral work, and her specialties include depression, anxiety, stress management, self-esteem, behavioral issues, life transitions, women's issues, trauma, and relationship issues.

Brittney completed her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Northeastern University in Boston and completed a Master of Arts in Child and Adolescent Psychology from Southern New Hampshire University. She also has a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from William James College in Massachusetts. Brittney utilizes collaborative, strength-based, cognitive-behavioral, solution-focused approaches to therapy. 

Brittney also likes to use art therapy as a form of expression with clients. She also maintains the creativity, flexibility, and awareness that are necessary to best meet the needs of every unique and individual couple. Brittney seeks to establish a caring and collaborative relationship with you in order to assist in building on your strengths and working towards meeting your goals. Brittney understands that no single approach is correct for everyone and therefore, she is trained in many different modalities and is willing to work with you to find the approach that best fits you.

Ayala Hamami is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) who works with adults experiencing challenges with managing depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship issues, and difficulties adapting to changes associated with major life transitions.

Ayala completed her bachelor's degree in Psychology at Brandeis University and her Master of Social Work (MSW) at Boston College. She has 12 years of experience in the mental health field. Ayala's therapeutic style is one in which she hears the voice of the clientele she serves, uncovers presenting issues, and provides feedback and coaching in order to help her clients gain insights and skills to manage emotions and behaviors, facilitate personal growth, and make positive life changes.

Ayala’s expertise, skills, and enthusiasm for helping individuals experiencing adjustment or relationship challenges show from the moment you meet this caring mental health and wellness professional. She helps individuals remove the emotional blocks that stand in the way of achieving their goals and creates opportunities for them to develop practical tools to make healthy relational and personal life shifts. Ayala is a passionate professional who helps clients identify concrete treatment objectives and achieve their desired treatment goals and outcomes, while providing a safe space for the therapeutic process to be experienced.

"As a practitioner and advocate for mindfulness, I facilitate a milieu to make a client feel validated, to recover one’s voice, and to recognize and accept one’s gifts, imperfections, desires and aspirations."

Joanie Barclay is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) who brings a diversity of professional acumen from over 25 years working with adults, military families, veterans to build light, peace, and hope within their lives. Her person-centered and strengths-based approaches to healing and wellness are enhanced with her ministerial background. 

Joanie earned two Master's degrees in Clinical Social Work and Pastoral Ministry from Boston College, along with a post-graduate certification in Spiritual Direction. She completed one chaplaincy unit of Clinical Pastoral Education at Saints Memorial Hospital, primarily working with oncology patients. As a trained P.R.E.P. (*Prevention and Relationship Enhancement Program) for Strong Bonds, a facilitator for marriage enrichment, she offers critical gold standard evidence-based tools to assist military couples through the unique reunion and reintegration challenges of post-deployments. As a psychotherapist, Joanie assists clients to develop tools within the framework of cognitive behavioral therapy, psychodynamic therapy, solutions-focused therapy, interpersonal therapy, and dialectical behavioral (DBT) based therapy.

Her work with community agencies and programs includes a repertoire of populations and issues unique to grandparents raising grandchildren, women’s wellness, bereavement and grief, end of life, and meaning-making through trauma and life-altering events. As a practitioner and advocate for mindfulness, she purposefully generates a milieu to make a client feel validated, to recover one’s voice, and to recognize and accept one’s gifts, imperfections, desires, and aspirations.

Joanie acknowledges those who invite her into their lives as courageous individuals and empowers them to navigate a life-giving path that embraces a fullness of often unexplored possibilities. She welcomes new clients who choose to embark on a journey of collaborative problem-solving and enhanced wellness for one’s life.