Find a Therapist in Wellesley Hills, MA

Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.” — Carl Jung I believe meaningful change begins with deeper self-understanding. My approach to therapy is thoughtful, collaborative, and tailored to each individual, creating a space where insight, emotional clarity, and lasting growth can unfold. I work with individuals navigating anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, trauma, sleep concerns, and substance use. Together, we move beyond symptom relief to explore underlying patterns, strengthen resilience, and build more adaptive ways of relating to yourself and others. I hold a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and draw from a range of evidence-based, integrative approaches, allowing treatment to be both effective and highly individualized. I have extensive experience working with clients of all ages and backgrounds. In addition to individual therapy, I offer interpersonal process groups for those interested in deepening self-awareness and enhancing their relationships. My practice offers a supportive, confidential environment where you can engage in meaningful, focused work at your own pace. I offer a complimentary consultation and welcome you to reach out.

Angelo Conti is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (MHC) who works with adults seeking help with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, trauma, men’s issues, and more. Angelo completed his Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology at Stonehill College and his Master of Arts (MA) in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at William James College.

Alex Hartnett (theythem) is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) in Massachusetts specializing in trauma-informed care to support anxiety, depression, life transitions, self-esteem, stress, and the queer community. Their style focuses on centering you while building mindfulness and self-compassion, and exploring emotions and insight. Alex believes each person is unique, so therapy should be just as personalized.

I'm Nicole Wilkinson, a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor II and a Primary Therapist. My journey in the recovery community, particularly in the Greater Boston area, has been both enriching and humbling. With a BS from Bryant and certification from UMASS Boston, my educational and professional experiences have shaped my approach to helping those struggling with drug addiction and alcoholism. My purpose and passion lie in guiding individuals to find their own purpose and navigate the challenges of early sobriety. I believe in a holistic approach to recovery, recognizing that addiction is not just an individual problem but also a family and community issue. This understanding informs my work, not only with individuals but also in providing family counseling. A key focus of my approach is on long-term recovery and future-focused goal fulfillment. I work collaboratively with my clients to set realistic, achievable goals, helping them to build a vision for their future that motivates and guides their recovery journey. I strive to empower my clients, helping them to recognize and harness their strengths, develop resilience, and foster a sense of hope and possibility. My approach to healing at Rockland Recovery is centered on understanding each individual's unique journey, using a range of therapeutic tools to support their path to recovery, and empowering them to lead a life of purpose, fulfillment, and long-term sobriety.

Working off of my book, The Sexual Integrity Workbook, my approach focuses on the person, not the problem, leveraging a solution-focused, empathic and empowering approach with a focus on achieving sustainable sexual integrity. Sessions can be scheduled directly online including same-day and evening options. Sessions are guided by a curated 14-item curriculum, and include homework to aid further development between sessions. How to Schedule a Session: Appointments are available 6 days per week, including evening sessions. Simply schedule online to book your first session, an initial consult, an in-person intensive or join the Men’s Sexual Integrity Group.

My name is Autumn, and I was a peer support specialist for 10 years before I became a clinician. I earned my Master of Social Work from Salem State University, and I enjoy working with people who are creative and emotional. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Massachusetts. I have worked with people managing depression, anxiety, attention-deficit hyperactivity (ADHD), trauma and posttraumatic stress (PTSD), bipolar, and schizoaffective challenges. I love seeing my clients connect to social supports, explore their interests, and build relationships.

As a Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP), I work with individuals who are feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or disconnected, often battling anxiety, depression, trauma, or mood instability. My ideal clients are those who have tried therapy, medication, or other routes but still feel like something is missing. They’re searching for real, lasting relief and a provider who listens deeply, understands their unique story, and offers compassionate, evidence-based care that goes beyond a prescription pad. My approach is holistic and client-centered. I don’t just treat symptoms; I look at the whole person, mind and body.

I am truly passionate about supporting my clients in their process to gain deeper self-understanding and to foster personal growth through self-compassion. I work from a place of genuine curiosity about my client’s lives and relationships, respecting each person’s path as unique. I take a warm, supportive, and collaborative approach, using the information you present (or, in some cases, avoid) to help you make sense of the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that may undermine your relationships and productivity. Though I am trained in a variety of therapies, I primarily work from a psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioral perspective. I may also draw upon other complementary practical approaches, such as mindfulness skills based on your needs and goals. Whether you are holding on to limiting beliefs or old narratives that no longer apply, whether you are seeking more joy in life or yearning for more fulfilling relationships, embarking on the journey of self-discovery with a compassionate and accepting other is a powerful first step. I look forward to joining you on that journey.

Feeling weary? If you are tired of being stuck in the same old patterns, I can help. Radical acceptance of yourself can lead to the radical change you want. Therapy with me is LGBTQ+ supporting and welcomes your identity: queer, non-binary, trans, polyamorous, kinky, and fabulous. Therapy with me is neurodiversity affirming and respectful of your Autistic, ADHD, or otherwise neurodivergent style of thinking, processing, and relating. Therapy with me is fat liberating and focuses on accepting your body as it is and finding freedom from diet culture. Issues we can address together include: Trauma: Learn how trauma from your past affects you in the present. We will begin by focusing on ways for you to recognize your trauma responses and cope with them right now. Relationships: Learn what is getting in the way of having the kinds of relationships you want. Try new ways of communicating that give you more flexibility and help you get your needs met. Anxiety and depression: Learn how to be compassionate with yourself and your moods. Explore how your moods may be understandable responses to oppression and internalized oppression. I am a Gestalt therapist. Gestalt therapy is interactive and creative. As a therapist, I am warm and genuine, curious about you and compassionate about what you're going through, and open about my thoughts and the therapy process. If you think we might be a good match, I hope you will get in touch.

Christine Burgess is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) in Massachusetts with 15 years of experience working with adolescents, young adults, middle-aged adults, and older adults who are dealing with depression, anxiety, and codependence, as well as the effects of trauma, divorce, life transitions, and relationship troubles.