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The focus of my men's therapy practice helps men redefine their approach to relationships so it feels authentic and in line with healthy emotional development. I specialize in self-esteem, self-actualization, and building and maintaining attraction and intimacy. The foundation for male self-esteem is laid in childhood, shaping how men share their true self, feel successful, and be a meaningful part of their children's lives. I also specialize in Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. I offer in-person and telehealth. For men, feeling successful in their relationships is integral to feeling confident in life. Likewise feeling confident in one's life is a vital component of having a happy, healthy relationship. I work with men who have had experiences that make intimacy difficult, impeding healthy, happy relationships. This includes recovery from abusive relationships.

I'm Kris Concannon, a Primary Clinician at Rockland Recovery and a Licensed Alcohol & Drug Counselor II. As a graduate of UMASS Boston, my approach to healing is grounded in a combination of academic knowledge and practical experience in the field of addiction recovery. Utilizing a variety of therapeutic techniques, I strive to empower my clients, helping them to uncover their strengths and develop the skills necessary for long-term sobriety. My methods are adaptable, incorporating elements from different modalities to best meet the individual needs of my clients. My goal is to guide individuals through their recovery process, offering support, understanding, and professional guidance every step of the way. I am committed to helping my clients build a foundation for a healthier and more fulfilling life, free from the constraints of addiction.

Erin Mahoney is a resident licensed mental health counselor with 2 years of experience supporting adolescents, adults, and veterans through life's emotional challenges. A proud USAF veteran, she understands the strength it takes to seek help and the power of feeling seen and supported. Erin helps clients navigate depression, anxiety, trauma, low self-esteem, and relationship struggles using a warm, collaborative approach focused on healing and connection.

My career began in 2013, working in the outpatient clinic program of the largest agency in New York serving children and families, and later expanding to include adults. After receiving my license as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), I became a supervisor of the clinic while still maintaining a caseload. This experience exposed me to clients from all socioeconomic backgrounds, relationship issues, substance use, and the foster care system. I also worked with college-age clients and the challenges that can come with that phase of life. Something common among them all was dissatisfaction in one or more areas of life, and they were seeking assistance to improve.

Finding the right therapist can be incredibly frustrating. We know how tiring and costly it can be to repeat your story to multiple therapists, only to find they aren't the right match. That's why our Therapy Services Specialist and Clinician Manager carefully vet every therapist applying to PSYCH?. We prioritize ensuring a great match between clients and clinicians. After all, no matter how much of an "expert" a therapist may be, it won't matter if there's no genuine connection with the client!

Kaden Trifilio is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) with over 7 years of experience in the mental health field. For him, the most satisfying part of being a clinician is witnessing people become their most empowered and authentic selves. Kaden has experience working with adult individuals from a broad range of backgrounds, and he is trained in helping people manage anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, and life changes. Kaden actively works on being a culturally competent clinician and is knowledgeable about supporting people in the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, asexual, and other sexual and gender diverse (LGBTQA+) community. Kaden completed his Master of Social Work (MSW) at Springfield College.

Hi, I'm happy you're here. If you've found my profile on this page, you are liking seeking out someone to help you through something in your life that is not working for you. Whether you have been in pain for a long time or are feeling as though things are just starting to seem more challenging than they should, now is a great time to get the support that you need. I specialize in helping individuals through the various changes and challenges we experience in our lives. Do you find joy in your daily life? Do you feel stuck in the struggle of the day-to-day? Do you try to make the most of moments with your children, while also feeling as though you are drowning, and not enough? Have you been through a trauma that has changed the way you view your world, or the way you parent, and can’t find a way back to being the main character in your own story? Does anxiety limit you from achieving what you want, or who you know you can be? Therapy can be a wonderful way to explore these concerns and work towards taking charge of your future. You are worth getting the help and support that you need, so let's get started. Invest in yourself.

I'm Tracy, a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. I earned my Bachelor of Science in Nursing at the University of Massachusetts Boston and my Master of Science in Nursing at Rivier University. I have experience in inpatient psychiatry, outpatient psychiatry, emergency psychiatry, and partial hospitalization. I work with adolescents and adults experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, attention-deficit hyperactivity (ADHD), mood-related challenges, life transitions, and relationship challenges.

If you're looking for a therapist who mostly nods quietly and asks, “How does that make you feel?” without really engaging, I’m probably not your person. And honestly? That’s okay. I always tell clients that I’m not everyone’s cup of tea—but I am a lot of people’s cup of tea. Therapy with me is active, honest, collaborative, and deeply human. I’ll laugh with you, sit with you in the hard stuff, celebrate your wins, and gently call you out when you’re stuck in patterns that aren’t serving you anymore. Because if I spent our sessions telling you everything you do is perfect and amazing, then what are we doing here? I tend to work best with people who are incredibly self-aware but still feel stuck. The overthinkers. The people-pleasers. The perfectionists. The emotional suppressors. The “I’m fine” humans who are very much not fine. Many of my clients struggle with anxiety, ADHD, self-esteem, relationship challenges, burnout, life transitions, or feeling exhausted from carrying the weight of everything on their own. My approach is warm, direct, and practical. We’ll build insight, challenge patterns, develop healthier ways of coping, and work toward meaningful change without making therapy feel robotic, clinical, or like another item on your to-do list. Starting therapy can feel weird, vulnerable, awkward, or honestly just exhausting—especially if you’re used to handling everything yourself. You don’t need to have the perfect words or your whole life figured out before reaching out. We’ll meet human-to-human, figure it out together, and see if it feels like the right fit.

I am a dedicated Licensed Mental Health Counselor offering compassionate support to individuals and couples. I have been a psychotherapist for many years. I have both life and professional experience to offer. I strive to create a safe environment for you to explore and successfully address the challenges you face. I specialize to treating depression, anxiety, hopelessness, grief, and communication issues as well as "unfounded emotions". I am a certified Clinical Trauma Professional. Trauma is not necessarily a specific event; it can be the environment you breathe(d). I believe everyone is unique and therapy must meet those unique needs. I help clients to move forward in their lives by using an integrative approach. I draw on trauma specific interventions as well as energy psychology. These techniques can be very effective to help people move through troubling issues and feelings. Talking and relationship building is where therapy starts. I believe everyone is unique and therapy must meet those unique needs. The patient decides what they are comfortable with at any given time. I've worked with a wide variety of clients and have substantial experience supporting people from many backgrounds with a wide range of concerns. I can help you be the person you want to be by helping you see what's in your way. I use cognitive techniques to help clients learn how their thinking affects their feelings and decisions. I also look at family-of-origin relationships to help clients understand what is being repeated in their current relationships, and how to move beyond it. I use trauma-specific interventions to help clients move through distress, as appropriate. These techniques can also help clients change their behavior and beliefs about themselves. I use all of the above to help people find themselves, their value and worth, as well as their life's purpose.