Cambridge Therapists specializing in Grief or Loss

Michelle Walsh

Are you tired of worrying about everything and feeling like you can’t relax? Are you trying to improve your mental health but get overwhelmed with what to focus on? Maybe you’ve tried self-help approaches, meditation, yoga, or self-medicating with alcohol or marijuana to help you deal with the stress, self-doubt, and burnout but nothing seems to be working. The key to transforming your well-being is incorporating personalized skills and strategies that address your unique experiences.

Jamie LaFevers

My primary areas of focus include anxiety, ADHD, depression, disordered eating, career concerns, parental stress, women’s issues, life transitions, and relationship issues. I pride myself on consistent education and self reflection in cultural competency to ensure I am able to justly provide services to all communities especially LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC.

Bridge Kiley

I’m a trauma-informed therapist. I collaborative with my clients to support their goals and healing. Book a free 15-minute consult to discuss whether we might be a fit to work together.

Monique Noelle

My practice has always been focused on serving the BGLTQ+ Community, especially transgender and gender diverse people, and polyamorous people. I have specialized training, consultation, and experience working with the trans community for 20+ years, and am pleased with how much the mental health field has advanced to more respectful care. I tend to see a lot of geeky and neurodivergent people. (When contacting me, it will save time if you include your insurance company and whether HMO or PPO.)

Sarah Logsdon

Many of us are facing overwhelming changes right now and are looking for a place to sort through it all. You may seek to deepen insight, heal, and make meaning of your challenges. Perhaps you are experiencing anxiety, a major life transition, or difficulties in your relationships. You may also have lived with trauma or chronic illness and wish to have a space that's safe and free of judgment in order to process your experiences and move forward with a renewed sense of purpose and understanding.

Dr. Lauren Leone

I work with young adults and adults facing a variety of issues including: anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, life transitions, relationship issues, stress, feeling “stuck,” and issues related to race, gender, sexuality, dis/ability and chronic illness. I have a passion for working with folx from the LGBTQIA2S+ community. I help people who want to build self-confidence and self-compassion, manage overwhelm and perfectionism, and understand themselves on individual, social, and cultural levels.

Leah Constantz

Have you been experiencing loss, grief, trauma symptoms, anxiety, and/or sadness? When we experience the above we often have trouble expressing ourselves, have stifled creativity, feel stuck, purposeless, sad, restless, powerless, angry, lack motivation, and meaningful connections with people and experiences. You are not alone even though it may feel that way. Mind/Body/Spirit practices have shown to be very helpful with what you're experiencing right now.

Marussia Role

*Note: I respond to requests from a [email protected] email* I have a passion for working with members of the LGBTQIA2S+, kink, chronic illness, and polyamorous/ non-monogamy communities. I also am dedicated to working with individuals facing life and identity-related challenges, such as navigating gender roles, emerging adulthood, and work/life balance. I collaborate with clients on a variety of concerns, such as anxiety, relationships/dating, self-esteem, and imposter syndrome.

Ruben Hopwood

I help people explore beliefs and practices related to meaning, purpose, existence, spiritual health, and healing. Some seek support around gender identity and self-expression with or without medical treatments. Most work on creating more satisfying lives with improved relationships to themselves and others. My clients are actively engaged in self-examination and working to transform their lives by improving coping skills then identifying and changing behaviors and thought patterns .

Sydney Schafer

Therapy can- and should- be tailored to your (or your child's) styles of communication and expression. Maybe this means you'd like a lot of structure during sessions- using worksheets to track and review anxious thought patterns. It could mean that you'd prefer open-ended sessions to explore deeper themes that've started popping up in your life. Or perhaps you're looking for a safe space to talk about a difficult experience that you just don't want to talk about with with friends or family.

Julia Perriello

I work with individual adults who are experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, and those who are facing difficult decisions and life transitions. I’m sincerely interested in you, I recognize that you are a multi-dimensional person, and I consider your uniqueness in tailoring our work together. I understand and appreciate the unique needs of caregivers and have worked for the past 8 years helping caregivers of all ages honor their experience and take care of themselves.

Shawn Lasker

I specialize in providing individual therapy to adults ages 18+ struggling with: depression, anxiety, body image/body dysmorphia, work-related stress, existential life stress, lack of fulfillment, difficult life transitions, family and/or partner relationship conflicts, sexual and/or gender identity, coming out, experiencing gender dysphoria, and complex trauma.

Dylan Khanal

Nely Almada Varela

Are you ready for a change but don’t know where to start? Have you been feeling overwhelmed and need someone to talk to and help figure out why the patterns keep repeating? I am here and can help guide you in your journey to healing through self reflective exercises and coping skills development.

Eugene Hall

I work with individuals, couples, and families across a range of issues to achieve greater emotional, psychological, and social well-being, not just alleviate symptoms. I have experience with anxiety, depression, couple/family/relationship issues, PTSD, substance use, personality disorders, minority stress, LGBTQIA relationships, spiritual/religious/existential issues including religious trauma, anger management, and co-parenting.

Katherine Lou

I work with clients with diverse problems, including anxiety, depression, grief, disability, and serious or chronic medical conditions. In addition, I have specialized training in behavioral medicine and geriatric psychology. I have special interest in working with older adults and their families on a variety of later-life issues.

Juliet Pellicane

As someone who's experienced their own personal distress from grief, I understand the complexities that can come with heavy emotions and experiences. The questions of "why did this happen?" or "what does this mean?" can all too often spin around in our head. The paradox of grief is that we have to move through it in order to not feel the distress from it. I will guide you as you experience the waves of grief wash over you and offer you tools to nurture yourself in the process.

Sarah Stone

You work hard to keep it all together on the outside, but inside you're exhausted and shaky. You've spent years trying to be perfect and take care of others' feelings. You're fed up with the racing thoughts that keep you up at night and painful sense you just don’t belong. It may even feel like depression, anxiety, and trauma have been a part of your life for as long as you can remember. One thing is sure: you’re ready for relief.

Rebecca Gimeno

Patients who come to me may be experiencing a broad range of concerns, including, but not limited to: anxiety & depression, existential malaise, grief, pregnancy loss, infertility, reproductive concerns, creative blocks, and relationship difficulties. These are also patients who want to understand, more fully, the roots of their suffering, find greater freedom, process deeply held grief, accept painful realities, and re-imagine their lives.

Joseph Prever

I serve a population of mostly adults, many of whom struggle with long-standing depression and questions of meaning.