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175 Paramount Drive, Suite 204

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Makenzie Hetu, Therapist

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2.27 miles away

Raynham , MA

175 Paramount Drive, Suite 204

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Elycia Pittsley, Therapist

Elycia Pittsley is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker at LifeStance Health who offers supportive, individualized therapy for adults across Massachusetts. She has a calm and grounded demeanor while helping clients navigate life’s most pressing challenges—including anxiety, depression, and trauma—by fostering emotional resilience and empowering change through evidence-based practices. Elycia creates a non-judgmental, inclusive space for healing, helping individuals reconnect with their strengths, improve relationships, and build sustainable coping strategies. Deeply passionate about helping clients through major life transitions, she offers specialized support for issues related to women's health, family and relationships, career and workplace issues including bullying and harassment. She has extensive experience in a variety of areas--guiding clients through identity exploration, academic and career stress, and emotional shifts that arise during adulthood and parenthood. She is also passionate about helping individuals explore issues related to their various identities including gender, romance, cultural, and religious. Her balanced, client-driven approach incorporates insight oriented and solution-focused strategies, empowering individuals to take meaningful steps toward their goals, however large or small. Elycia brings a strong clinical foundation and a compassionate presence to her work, integrating Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) into her sessions. She is especially attuned to the needs of women, LGBTQ+ individuals, and neurodivergent clients, including those on the autism spectrum. Elycia’s approach blends warmth, pragmatism, and accountability, helping clients cultivate growth in a way that feels both supported and achievable. Outside of the therapy space, Elycia enjoys hiking, yoga, the great outdoors, rock music, and spending time with her toddler and friends.

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2.27 miles away

Raynham , MA

175 Paramount Drive, Suite 204

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Laura Reuter, Therapist

Laura Reuter helps patients in Massachusetts navigate emotional challenges with compassion, clarity, and practical tools for meaningful change. She provides individual therapy for adults across early adulthood, midlife, and later life stages, supporting people as they work through anxiety, depression, grief, and major life transitions. Laura’s warm presence and thoughtful approach create a grounded space where patients can explore their experiences and develop sustainable ways to improve their well-being. Laura is particularly passionate about helping patients through later-life and midlife transitions—periods that can bring both uncertainty and opportunity. She partners with individuals to recognize their strengths, understand shifting identities, and build resilience during these life chapters. Her work often focuses on helping patients manage the emotional complexity of changing roles, grief, and evolving family or career dynamics. Her therapeutic style integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Mindfulness, blending evidence-based techniques with mindful awareness to help patients develop new perspectives and coping strategies. Laura works frequently with LGBTQ+ adults, individuals with military or veteran backgrounds, and people experiencing significant life changes. In addition to her core areas of focus, she offers support for additional mental health concerns when aligned with her clinical scope. Outside of her work, Laura finds joy in movement and creativity. She enjoys dancing, Tai Chi, hiking, sailing, swimming, racquet sports, gardening, reading, sewing, music, and nurturing her collection of plants. These interests bring balance to her life and deepen her appreciation for the mind-body connection she encourages in therapy.

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2.27 miles away

Raynham , MA

175 Paramount Drive, Suite 204

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Melanie Jette, Therapist

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2.27 miles away

Raynham , MA

175 Paramount Drive, Suite 204

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Michelle Harvey, Therapist

Michelle Boardman-Harvey, LICSW, is dedicated to providing compassionate and impactful mental health support for adults and seniors across Massachusetts. With a warm, welcoming approach, Michelle excels at building therapeutic connections quickly, helping patients feel comfortable and motivated as they work toward their mental health goals. She offers individual and group therapy to address anxiety, depression, and trauma, creating a space where clients can explore their emotions and develop meaningful coping strategies. Michelle’s practice is informed by her years of experience working with diverse populations, including those managing chronic health issues, and she has a deep understanding of the connection between physical and mental well-being. A key area of Michelle’s practice is supporting individuals through complex life transitions and challenges. She is particularly passionate about helping clients who are navigating grief, later-life transitions, or managing persistent mental health conditions, including schizophrenia. Her background in the field of dialysis has provided her with unique insights into how physical health can impact mental health, allowing her to offer a nuanced, empathetic perspective. Michelle’s approach is particularly beneficial for patients seeking to maintain or enhance their quality of life at any stage, as she empowers them to find resilience and stability in the face of change. Michelle integrates several evidence-based therapeutic methods to tailor care to each patient’s unique needs. Specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, and Christian Counseling, she draws from a range of approaches to address sleep disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Her therapeutic methods help clients build practical skills and emotional tools, offering a structured path toward lasting well-being. Additionally, Michelle has experience serving first responders and military veterans, recognizing the unique mental health challenges these individuals may face and providing care that respects their backgrounds and experiences. Outside of her practice, Michelle enjoys spending time with family and friends, and she finds fulfillment in her faith community. She is also an avid reader, music enthusiast, and dog lover, with a passion for needlepoint crafts. Michelle serves patients throughout Massachusetts, helping individuals find hope and strength as they work toward their mental health goals.

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2.27 miles away

Raynham , MA

175 Paramount Drive, Suite 204

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Michael Hrovat, Therapist

Michael Hrovat helps patients in Massachusetts navigate challenges with clarity, confidence, and practical tools for lasting change. He supports children, adolescents, teens, and adults through individualized therapy grounded in compassion and clinical expertise. Michael works with patients across Massachusetts and tailors each session to meet people where they are, ensuring they feel understood, supported, and actively engaged in their own growth. Michael specializes in treating ADHD, anxiety, and childhood behavior issues—areas where he brings deep experience and a steady, encouraging approach. He has a strong commitment to helping young people and their families understand behavior patterns, strengthen emotional regulation, and improve day-to-day functioning. His work with adults includes supporting individuals facing depression, trauma, grief, and life transitions, always with a focus on building resilience and restoring a sense of direction. He is particularly passionate about helping patients manage ADHD and disruptive behavior challenges, address the impacts of trauma, and navigate anxiety that affects school, work, or family life. Michael’s approach emphasizes practical strategies, emotional awareness, and helping each person feel capable in moments that may otherwise feel overwhelming. Michael draws from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and mindfulness-based practices. He also incorporates parenting skills strategies when supporting families, and he works with diverse populations including individuals in adoption and foster care settings, people with developmental disabilities, and members of the LGBTQ+ community. In addition to these areas, he offers further therapeutic services to meet a wide range of needs. Outside of his clinical work, Michael enjoys jogging, cooking, and hiking—activities that help him stay grounded and bring balance to his life.

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10.03 miles away

North Easton , MA

115 Main St, Suites 1 A-C, 2D

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April Parsons, Therapist

April Parsons, LCSW helps patients across Massachusetts navigate emotional challenges with warmth, clarity, and a collaborative spirit. She supports adolescents, teens, and adults through individualized therapy that prioritizes safety, trust, and meaningful progress. Whether someone is struggling with anxiety, depression, or the residual effects of trauma, April provides a grounded and compassionate space for healing tailored to the needs of patients throughout Massachusetts. April’s clinical focus includes treating ADHD, anxiety, and childhood behavior issues, along with supporting individuals facing depression or navigating life transitions. She is experienced in helping teens manage school-related stress, identity development, and changing family dynamics, while also guiding adults through midlife transitions and chronic stressors. Her work reflects an understanding of how emotional health, daily demands, and internal pressures intersect. She is especially passionate about supporting individuals coping with trauma and anxiety, as well as helping patients manage ADHD symptoms that disrupt functioning or self-esteem. April is committed to helping each person develop stronger emotional regulation, healthier thought patterns, and a renewed sense of confidence in their ability to move forward. April incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Exposure Therapy, and mindfulness-based strategies to help patients build practical skills and insight. She also works with diverse populations, including individuals within the adoption and foster care community, those with autism spectrum disorders or developmental disabilities, and members of the LGBTQ+ community. In addition to these areas of focus, she offers additional therapeutic support to meet a wide range of needs. Outside her clinical work, April enjoys watching anime, playing tennis, and listening to music—interests that help her stay grounded, creative, and connected to what brings joy.

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10.03 miles away

North Easton , MA

115 Main St, Suites 1 A-C, 2D

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Alison Rotondo, Therapist

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10.03 miles away

North Easton , MA

115 Main St, Suites 1 A-C, 2D

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Liz Vossen, Therapist

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10.03 miles away

North Easton , MA

115 Main St, Suites 1 A-C, 2D

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Peter Camden, Therapist

Peter Camden helps teens and adults develop practical skills to manage emotional challenges, improve focus, and build resilience through individualized psychotherapy. Serving patients across Massachusetts, he provides compassionate, goal-oriented mental health care that supports meaningful progress in everyday life. Peter works with teens, young adults, and adults who are seeking a steady, collaborative therapeutic relationship to address both immediate concerns and long-term personal growth. Peter’s clinical work centers on individual therapy for anxiety, depression, and ADHD, helping patients better understand thought patterns, emotional responses, and behaviors that may be interfering with school, work, or relationships. He also has experience supporting individuals coping with trauma-related stress and school avoidance, offering structured strategies that promote confidence, emotional regulation, and consistent engagement in daily responsibilities. In addition to these primary areas, Peter treats a range of other mental health concerns commonly affecting adolescents and adults. His therapeutic approach incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness-based techniques, and parenting skills when appropriate, particularly when working with teens and their families. Peter emphasizes practical tools that patients can use outside of sessions, while maintaining a supportive environment that encourages self-awareness and sustainable change. He believes effective therapy balances evidence-based structure with empathy and respect for each individual’s pace and goals. Outside of clinical practice, Peter values both mental and physical wellness and maintains a personal interest in mindfulness and healthy living.

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12.62 miles away

Mansfield , MA

5 Hampshire St, Suite 100B

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Amanda Walker, Therapist

Amanda Walker, LCSW, provides compassionate and goal-oriented therapy to individuals, couples, and families across Massachusetts. She works with adolescents, young adults, and adults, helping them navigate life’s challenges with a supportive and collaborative approach. Whether addressing anxiety, bipolar disorder, or relationship concerns, Amanda tailors treatment to meet each client’s unique needs, fostering resilience and emotional well-being. Amanda has a deep passion for working with individuals facing major life transitions, including midlife changes, reproductive challenges, and postpartum depression and anxiety. She understands the emotional toll these experiences can take and strives to create a safe space where clients can process their emotions and develop coping strategies. With a strong commitment to supporting women’s mental health, she empowers clients to regain confidence and balance in their lives. Specializing in both individual and couples therapy, Amanda integrates evidence-based techniques such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) to promote meaningful change. She is particularly skilled in working with first responders, LGBTQ+ individuals, and veterans, addressing the unique mental health concerns these communities may face. Her approach is rooted in empathy, understanding, and a dedication to helping clients achieve personal growth. Outside of her work, Amanda enjoys painting, cooking, and engaging in sports. She finds joy in creativity and movement, using these activities as a source of relaxation and personal fulfillment. Amanda is honored to serve individuals and families across Massachusetts, providing the guidance and support needed to navigate life’s complexities with strength and clarity.

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12.62 miles away

Mansfield , MA

5 Hampshire St, Suite 100B