Online therapy across Massachusetts · In English and Spanish

Therapy in Massachusetts with Trust Therapeutics

Therapy that actually gets you. We’re a women-owned, multicultural team of licensed and qualified therapists working with people all over Massachusetts – adults, couples, families, and teens – plus life coaching for when what you need is direction more than diagnosis. Every session is online, so care fits around your life instead of the other way around.

Online, statewide​

 

Every session is over secure video, from anywhere in Massachusetts.

In English and Spanish

 

Eleven Spanish-speaking therapists. Ask for Spanish and you’ll get it — guaranteed.

Insurance or Private Pay Options

 

We take most major plans including MassHealth. No coverage? Self-pay starts at $55 a session.

Not sure where to start?

 

Tell us what’s going on. A real person will match you — usually the same day.

Contact Us

Contact us for Request an appointment and our team will help match you with the right clinician based on your needs, preferences, availability

Meet the Clinicians

Find a Clinician Who Fits Your Needs

Find a clinician who fits your needs. Filter by service area, age group, language, and availability below. Not sure where to start? Request an appointment and our team will help match you with the right next step.

Corinne Andrews, she/her, E RYT – 500, RPYT is the director of Shraddhā Yoga and lead for Training Programs.
English
Mon - Fri
Dayana M. Hernández Concepción, is a bilingual (English and Spanish) Mental Health Counselor. Dayana holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology.
Bilingual
Mon - Fri
Kamyla holds a Master’s in Counseling. She specializes in emotional management, anxiety, depression, PTSD, trauma, and addictive disorders across the lifespan, emphasizing a multicultural perspective and strategies.
Bilingual
Mon - Fri
Lisa, a Social Worker with extensive experience in mental health and substance use disorders, holds a Master’s degree in Social Work. She specializes in supporting families and at-risk children, addressing PTSD, depression, anxiety, abuse, ADHD, grief, and eating disorders.
English
Mon - Sat
Natalie Cardona Vazquez holds a Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling and specializes in emergency mental health care, crisis interventions, and holistic therapy approaches for individuals and couples.
Bilingual
Mon - Fri
MS
Alejandro is a bilingual-Spanish Mental Health Counselor. He has a Master’s in Science in Counseling Psychology and specializes in severe substance abuse, trauma, and adjustment disorders among adults across the lifespan, with extensive clinical experience in psychiatric hospitals and legal settings.
Bilingual
Mon - Fri
Deanna holds a Master’s in Psychiatric Rehabilitation and Substance Use Counseling. She is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Certified Rehabilitation Counselor who integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Motivational Interviewing to focus on strengths and goals.
English
Mon - Fri
Masielle is a bilingual-Spanish LCSW. She holds a Master’s in Social Work and specializes in crisis management, anxiety, and depression across diverse populations, including the Latino/a community, LGBTQ+, and individuals with disabilities.
Bilingual
Mon - Fri
MSW
Noretza, a bilingual-Spanish therapist, specializes in working with domestic violence victims and obsessive-compulsive disorders, using strengths perspective, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy support clients.
Bilingual
Mon - Fri
MS
Marielis, a bilingual-Spanish therapist and holds a Master’s in Educational and Counseling Psychology. She specializes in stress, anxiety, depression, and effective communication, using Integrative Therapy to address client needs.
Bilingual
Mon - Fri
MA
Wileisha is a bilingual-Spanish Mental Health Counselor with a Master’s in Counseling Psychology, specializing in diverse therapy for adults and children, emphasizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Play Therapy, and Mindfulness.
Bilingual
Mon - Fri
Marceline, a Licensed Certified Social Worker, holds a Master’s in Social Work. She specializes in collaborative therapy, focusing on crisis management, depression, anxiety, transitional issues, and relationships.
English
Mon - Sat
Josephine holds a Master’s in Mental Health Counseling. She uses a holistic, person-centered approach with behavioral techniques and mindfulness to support clients in daily life.
Bilingual
Mon - Thu
MSW
Shauna Dawson holds a Master’s in Social Work. She supports clients through trauma, life transitions, and personal growth, with a special focus on the LGBTQ+ community while welcoming individuals from all backgrounds.
English
Mon - Thu
Iliali holds a Master’s degree in Professional Mental Health Counseling and brings over 20 years of experience in counseling and community support. She provides compassionate, client-centered care to help individuals and families navigate trauma recovery, life transitions, and emotional well-being.
Bilingual
Mon - Thu
Farrah, with an MA in Counseling focusing on Marriage and Family and certified in Domestic Violence, specializes in client-centered therapy for children, adolescents, adults, and survivors of crisis and domestic violence.
Bilingual
Tue - Fri
Ivette Martinez is a bilingual Licensed Professional Counselor with a Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling. She specializes in supporting children and individuals navigating emotional challenges, behavioral issues, and stress-related concerns.
Bilingual
Tue - Fri
Amanda Rodrigues is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker with a Master’s degree in Clinical Social Work. She specializes in trauma-focused care, helping individuals facing PTSD, anxiety, and other mental health challenges through evidence-based, anti-oppressive practices.
English
Mon - Thu
Phelina holds a Master’s degree in Education in Mental Health Counseling and offers a compassionate, culturally responsive approach. She supports children, adolescents, and adults in navigating trauma, academic challenges, life transitions, and emotional wellness.
English
Mon - Wed, Fri
Wendy Budwey, a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, has extensive experience working with diverse populations, including homeless and incarcerated individuals, using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT).
English
Mon - Wed, Fri
Insurance

Insurance and Private Pay Options

We accept most major insurance plans in Massachusetts, including MassHealth. Coverage depends on your specific plan — the only way to know your copay for certain is to check your benefits, which we’ll do with you before your first session, not after.

Optum health partners
Mass health
Mass General
Tufts Health Plan
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Some of the reasons people come to us

What we help with?​

I don't even know if this is bad enough to need therapy” is one of the most common things we hear. It is. Here are some of the others.

Anxiety



The worry that won’t switch off, the conversation you rehearse in the shower, the 3 a.m. wake-ups for no reason you can name. Therapy helps you understand what sets it off and gives you something to do about it besides brace through the day.

Depression



When everything takes more than it should and the things you used to like stopped landing. You don’t have to be at rock bottom to deserve help with this.

Relationship patterns

 

The loss that keeps repeating, the emotional walls you didn’t choose to build, the sense that you want to show up for people and can’t quite. Patterns can shift once you can see them clearly.

Grief and loss




There’s no schedule for this and nobody gets to tell you you’re taking too long. Therapy is somewhere to put it down for fifty minutes without managing anyone else’s feelings about it.

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Stress and burnout




You’re still doing it all, which is exactly why nobody’s noticed you’re running on empty. Therapy is where you look at what’s actually depleting you — and, for a lot of people, the first hour in months that belongs to no one else.

Kids and teens who won't open up




Your kid has gone quiet, or angry, or their grades slid and you don’t know why. Ages 10 to 17 are their own kind of hard. Our therapists give them a space that’s actually theirs, and keep you in the loop on what matters.

How it Works

All of Massachusetts, online

If you're physically in Massachusetts at the time of your session, we can see you — Boston and Greater Boston, the North and South Shores, Worcester and Central Mass, the Merrimack Valley, the Cape and Islands, and Western Mass. Every session is online, so where you are in the state doesn't change whether we can help.

1

Pick a time.

The Book an Appointment button opens a real therapist's live schedule — choose a slot that works and you're booked. No waiting to find out if there's room.

2

We confirm your coverage

and tell you what to expect to pay, before your first session.

3

You get set up

a short intro and your intake paperwork through the secure portal.

4

Your first session.

Online, over secure video, 50 minutes. Mostly listening. Nothing to prepare.

Your Therapy Questions Answered

Frequently asked questions

At Trust Therapeutics, we want you to feel at ease. Here are some answers to help you get started with our mental health support.

Listener offers individual, couples, and group therapy, plus workshops. Our licensed team uses methods tailored for each client’s needs, from CBT to trauma-informed care. All sessions can be in person or online, designed for comfort and privacy.

Most sessions at Listener last 50 minutes, but some may be longer or shorter based on your needs. We’ll discuss your goals and schedule at your intake appointment to ensure the best fit for your care and growth.

Clients are active partners at Listener. You help set goals and choose approaches that suit your life and comfort. We value openness, so your feedback shapes each step of your therapy and growth process.

We help with stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship issues. Listener’s therapists also support self-esteem, life changes, and personal growth for clients from many walks of life and backgrounds.

Ready to start therapy in Massachusetts?

Reaching out is the part most people put off – and then wish they hadn’t. You don’t need the right words or a clear explanation of what’s wrong. Pick a time that works, and you’ll be talking to someone who gets it, often within the week.