Life Changes Group of Massachusetts

Life Changes Group provides compassionate, evidence-based support for children, teens and adults across Greater Boston. Our licensed psychologists, neuropsychologists and therapists offer individual, couples and family therapy, group therapy, medication management, and assessments for ADHD, learning differences and cognitive concerns. We support a variety of needs, including anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, relationship challenges and LGBTQ+ affirming care. Sessions are available in-office and via telehealth, giving you the flexibility to access care in the way that works best for you. <br><br>We are committed to creating a safe, supportive space to help you explore emotions, strengthen coping skills and work toward personal growth and improved well-being.

Therapy and coaching for adults, teens and children.

Our team of mental health professionals is here to help you and your loved ones manage emotional, mental and behavioral health challenges.<br><br>We tailor care to fit your unique needs – and help make sure you feel safe, accepted and supported along the way.

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Careers

Helps individuals explore personal challenges and life transitions, process emotions, set goals, and build coping skills and resilience.

Individual therapy

Uses structured exercises and strategies to help individuals better understand and manage unhelpful thoughts and emotions.

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)

Helps family members improve communication, resolve conflicts and build stronger bonds.

Family therapy

Teaches mindfulness, emotional regulation and stress management techniques to help individuals manage intense emotions.

Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT)

Help individuals process painful experiences, reduce the impact of trauma, and feel safer and more in control.

Trauma-focused therapies

Helps partners examine their relationship and work to improve communication, resolve conflicts, and strengthen trust and connection.

Couples therapy

Helps individuals achieve personal growth and positive change by exploring how past experiences influence the way they think, feel and relate to others.

Psychodynamic therapy

Helps individuals acknowledge and accept difficult emotions while taking meaningful steps to support well-being and quality of life.

Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT)

Helps children express and process emotions and experiences through play and creativity to support emotional growth and well-being.

Play therapy

Helps individuals gradually face and manage anxiety through a step-by-step, confidence-building process.

Exposure therapy

Help individuals explore their self-identity, process emotions and nurture well-being through art, music and movement.

Expressive therapies

Provide diagnosis and treatment for a wide range of mental health conditions that benefit from or require medical intervention and medication management.

Psychiatric care and medication management

Provides a supportive setting for individuals facing similar challenges to share experiences, participate in guided discussions and activities, develop coping skills, and nurture healing and personal growth.

Group therapy

Stephanie Cazeau-Bandoo (she/her) completed an undergraduate degree in psychology at St Thomas University in Miami Gardens, Florida, subsequently pursued graduate training in Experimental Psychology at the University of North Florida, and now she is working towards completing her doctorate in Applied Psychology & Prevention Science at the University of Massachusetts Lowell.
Stephanie has experience providing counseling and group services to individuals from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and belief systems, particularly youth and adolescents, in various settings within the community. She received training in trauma-informed care and has extensive experience working with clients who have experienced trauma and various mental health symptoms and diagnoses, including anxiety, depression, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and co-occurring substance use disorder. A few areas of clinical interest include anxiety, depression, sleep problems, trauma, PTSD, grief and loss, spirituality, transitions and adjustments, identity development, body image, and self-esteem.
Drawing from a diverse array of educational, career, and life experience, Stephanie utilizes various therapeutic approaches and treatment modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Trauma-focused CBT, Mindfulness-based interventions, Narrative Therapy, and Play and Expressive Arts Therapy. Stephanie is passionate about providing quality services to individuals and families in the community. She works from a client-centered, collaborative, and strengths-based approach. She meets her clients where they are, and she aims to empower her client to foster hope, healing, and resilience. She enjoys creating a safe, supportive environment where clients can identify and enlist their internal strengths and resources to navigate life’s challenges. She looks forward to connecting with you.

John (he/him) is a therapist and Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker in the state of Massachusetts. He received his BA in Political Science from the University of New Hampshire and master’s in social work from Boston College.
John utilizes a person-centered approach to therapy rooted in support, empathy, and validation. His holistic lens helps clients build strategies and practices to more independently manage and accept behavioral health symptoms and/or life stressors. John’s integrative, strengths-based approach combines techniques from motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy, psychodynamic therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy. His sessions often incorporate mindfulness, acceptance, values-driven action, processing past events, challenging “thought traps,” and recognizing how systems of power affect the client’s experiences.
Before joining Life Changes Group, John worked in settings such as community mental health, college wellness, substance use treatment, and outpatient therapy. He works with adults ages 25+ experiencing anxiety, social anxiety, depression, alcohol use disorder, trauma, relationship challenges, dating stress, grief, life adjustments, and work stress.

Knox Boss (they/them/theirs), a Georgia native, moved to Boston to attain their MSW with a Trauma Certificate from Simmons University. Knox believes therapy can be a starting point to activating a client’s inherent self-love that can radiate to improve many facets of a person’s life. Prior to working at Life Changes Group, Knox worked in various positions with a wide range of intersecting identities in community mental health agencies, and outpatient therapy clinics – as well as notably working in gender affirming care – obtaining training to be a gender specialist.
Knox uses a relational therapy model based in trauma informed care with all their clients to provide a space that is warm, welcoming, and supportive. Their clinical interests include gender affirming care, identity exploration, trauma, and depression and anxiety. Knox pulls from an eclectic assortment of evidence-based practices ranging from Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Solution Focused Therapy (SFT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Internal Family Systems (IFS).
Knox proudly identifies as disabled and a member of the LGBTQ+ community. In their free time, Knox loves to play music, crochet, play video games, hang out with friends and family, and play with their service dog Oskar.
Oskar is a Great Pyrenees and Poodle mix medical alert service dog. He’s 3 years old and loves people! Clients can expect Oskar to be friendly, quiet, and mostly napping during their sessions next to Knox. Please note that he is not a therapy dog, and at this point only works for Knox to help them stay safe. Oskar loves the beach, dehydrated sweet potato treats, and naps.

Ryan Bloxham is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Massachusetts with 5 years of experience providing trauma-informed therapy and counseling for adolescents and adults. Ryan graduated from Boston University School of Medicine's Mental Health Counseling and Behavioral Medicine program and has worked in both hospital and community counseling settings treating PTSD/trauma, substance use, depression, anxiety, grief, relationship stressors, life transitions, and more.

Life can feel overwhelming when difficult emotions, painful experiences, or unhelpful patterns keep showing up despite our best efforts to move forward. Ryan provides a supportive, nonjudgmental space where you can explore what’s been holding you back and begin clearing the path toward becoming your most authentic self. Therapy with Ryan is not about "fixing" you; it's about helping you reconnect with your inner strengths so you can live with greater meaning and purpose. He can help you develop new ways of responding to life's stressors that align more closely with your values and the person you want to be. Ryan tailors his treatment approach to each client's individual personality and preferences, and has experience providing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Psychodynamic Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing, Narrative Therapy, Solutions-Focused Therapy, and more.

Dr. Andrea Lapomardo aims to cultivate a safe, supportive, and collaborative working environment with each client.  She uses a cognitive behavioral framework as a foundation from which personal strength and growth can build and believes in emphasizing the resources an individual already possesses.  Dr. Lapomardo has specialized training in trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT) and maintains a strong commitment to evidence-based care, integrating components of dialectical behavior, mindfulness-based, and acceptance/commitment therapies into her work.  She is thoughtful and flexible in her clinical approach and brings warmth, creativity, and curiosity to each session.  She tailors interventions to meet individuals’ unique needs and engages in respectful dialogue that fosters clinical success and allows individuals to carry insight into their lives.  Dr. Lapomardo has a specialization in children and adolescents and has devoted much of her clinical work to serving adolescents, young adults, and families.
Dr. Andrea Lapomardo received her BA in psychology from St. Bonaventure University.  She earned a MA in psychology from Southern Connecticut State University and was the principal investigator on a project examining the relationship between family dynamics and prosocial development among preschoolers.  Dr. Lapomardo also assisted with research at Yale University Child Study Center that investigated parenting beliefs, stress, and practices of fathers with young children and co-occurring intimate partner violence and substance abuse.  She completed an independent project with a subsample of these fathers and published an article in Advances in Dual Diagnosis that was chosen as the Outstanding Paper Award Winner at the Literati Network Awards for Excellence. 
Dr. Lapomardo went on to earn a MA and PsyD in clinical psychology from University of Hartford and served as student representative to the Doctoral Training Committee.  Her dissertation research focused on examining the relationship between parenting factors and emotion regulation/recognition among college students.  She completed an APA-accredited doctoral internship at Community Healthlink (CHL), Youth and Family Services in Worcester, MA.  At CHL, she provided services for individuals, couples, and families across the lifespan and both developed and implemented a mindfulness-based group for middle school-aged children.  Dr. Lapomardo also completed an APA-accredited postdoctoral fellowship at the Alpert Medical School of Brown University within Bradley Hospital, Adolescent Inpatient Units.  In addition to offering individual and brief family therapy, she facilitated a daily skills group utilizing evidence-based dialectical behavior therapy (DBT).  At Brown, Dr. Lapomardo trained staff on empirically-informed CBT interventions for psychiatrically hospitalized youth and focused research efforts on implementation of brief motivational enhancement therapy for adolescents who endorse substance use.

Jake Donehey (he/him/his) is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Jake received his BA in Neuroscience from Dartmouth College and his MSW, with a Trauma Certificate, from the Boston College School of Social Work. He has also joined the Narrative Therapy Initiative (NTI) community and completed their Narrative Certificate Program.

Jake has professional experience in psychotherapy, case management, and clinical research and has worked in outpatient, hospital, school, and community mental health settings. Today, Jake primarily works with adult individuals (18+) and with couples. He believes everyone possesses insight into their own healing and seeks to accompany others as they navigate emotional challenges, life stresses, and all types of identity, relationship, and world matters. Jake is queer-identifying and enjoys working with the LGBTQIA+ community; he also has a history working with neurodivergent folks and individuals living with chronic disease, in addition to people navigating their own versions of anxiety, OCD, depression, substance use, PTSD, and complex trauma.

Jake views his role as therapist as one who joins and asks questions in order to get to the heart of what each person and relationship is caring about. His practice is focused on the therapeutic connection and he will follow an individual and a couple’s lead on their unique wishes for well-being. His approach is anchored in the narrative worldview, which includes Jake joining folks with curiosity about the ideas and stories we learn throughout life (from our experiences, our families, our cultures, and more) and strategically wondering alongside folks about their personal relationship to these stories. Jake will also draw on principles from therapy traditions like Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy, and parts work to support folks with engaging their intentions, goals, wishes, and values.

When not at work, Jake enjoys taking long walks outside (solo or with a friend), listening to music, reading and chatting about books (especially fantasy and fiction), and trying all genres of baked good!

Dr. Benkov earned her Ph.D. in clinical psychology at City University of New York and completed her pre-doctoral internship at Children’s Hospital Boston and Judge Baker Guidance Center. She is both a psychotherapist and neuropsychologist who has worked with children, adults, couples and families for the past three decades in a variety of community mental health, private practice, and hospital settings including being a supervising psychologist at Children’s Hospital Boston, the founding project manager of the school liaison program at Dana Farber Cancer Institute, and a supervising psychologist at New England Memorial Hospital, and at Fenway Community Health Center. More recently she was the Clinic Director of Think:Kids and an Assistant in the Department of Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital. She is the author of Reinventing the Family: The Emerging Story of Lesbian and Gay Parents (Crown Publishers 1994) as well as numerous articles and book chapters. She has taught at the Family Institute of Cambridge, Boston University, and Harvard Medical School and was a producer and host of several seasons of the Family to Family Real Talk series at the Harvard Medical School affiliated Brazelton Touchpoints Center.

Katharine is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Massachusetts. She earned her Master’s degree in both Mental Health Counseling and School Counseling from Boston University. She holds additional licenses as a School Adjustment Counselor and School Counselor. Katharine completed her undergraduate degree at the University of North Carolina Wilmington in Education and Spanish. She has experience working with adolescents and adults managing a broad range of emotional and behavioral challenges, including anxiety, depression and other mood related disorders, major life changes/transitions, interpersonal/relationship struggles, grief and loss, and trauma. Katharine has developed extensive clinical experience across diverse settings, including schools, hospitals (inpatient and emergency departments), and outpatient facilities.
Katharine’s approach to treatment is person-centered, strengths-based, and combines a variety of evidenced based modalities to best fit the individual needs of her clients. These include: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, mindfulness, and Motivational Interviewing. Katharine holds advanced training in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy through Behavioral Tech Institute. At the heart of her therapeutic approach is the belief that each client is the expert of their own life. Katharine is committed to fostering a supportive and inclusive environment where clients feel safe, heard, and empowered. She challenges them in ways that enable them to reach their full potential and create the life they desire. Katharine leads with humor, empathy, compassion, and respect.
Katharine possesses a strong passion and clinical interest in working with and supporting individuals experiencing women’s health concerns, such as reproductive health issues, intimacy concerns, perinatal mental health, and menopause-related challenges. Additionally, she enjoys working with those facing relationship and marital issues, utilizing evidence-based therapeutic techniques to help them improve communication, resolve conflicts, and foster deeper connections within their partnerships. She looks forward to connecting with you and would be honored to join you on your life journey!

BeccaJo Abelman (she/ her/hers) is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker. She received her BS in Counseling Psychology from Lesley University and her MSW from Boston University. Prior to joining Life Changes Group, BeccaJo worked with a variety of community mental health organizations supporting individuals with severe mental health diagnoses and/or substance use disorders.
BeccaJo is Jewish and a proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community. She has experience working with marginalized populations and aims, above all, to create a therapeutic environment to which clients can comfortably bring their entire selves. BeccaJo uses a client-centered, strengths based approach to help clients achieve interpersonal goals and discover a greater sense of self. Her clinical interests include LGBTQIA+ issues, relationship issues, trauma, depression, anxiety, and substance use. BeccaJo uses a range of modalities, including CBT, ACT, and motivational interviewing.

Max is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) who completed his Masters degree in clinical social work at Boston College. Previous academic experience featured a Bachelors degree in counseling psychology at Emmanuel College. During this time, he published 2nd authorship research on conflict resolution and identity formation while working in a research position at Harvard.
Max has five years of counseling experience, working with individuals managing treatment resistant depression, anxiety, panic attacks, Bi-Polar I & II, relational stressors, Borderline Personality Disorder, Narcissistic Personality Disorder, Dependent Personality Disorder, life transitions, managing work related responsibilities, suicidal ideation, as well as navigating LGBTQ+ challenges.
When engaging with clients, Max relies on a tailored approach to treatment: pulling applicable tools from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Narrative Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Existential Positive Psychology, and Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy dependent on client preference and learning style. Max leans on a strengths-based, values driven, counseling style, believing that individuals are most empowered to make changes in their life when they are viewed as a whole person, not simply someone with a diagnosis experiencing symptoms. Max is warm, empathetic, curious, and deeply motivated to see positive growth for each person he works with.

Elizabeth Marcellino is a licensed psychologist with experience working with diverse populations of all ages in individual, couples and group therapy.
She received her B.A. from Wheaton College in Norton, MA when it was a women’ s college, an MA in Theology from BC and a Ph.D. in both clinical psychology and religious/theological studies from Boston University. She has been deeply interested in the intersection of spirituality and psychology academically, clinically and personally. She describes owing a debt of gratitude to an indigenous community in CA who taught her some important traditions related to native spirituality; Elizabeth has helped to teach eastern religions to college students, and did extensive research in local religious communities related to issues of self-concept and identity. Her most cherished experience involved working for a hospice, helping people to explore emotional and spiritual beliefs related to end of life transition and having the privilege to be with patients as they passed from this world.
Most of her career was spent working for a group private practice in Boston–one that practiced with intention focusing on both clinical issues and the appreciation of how both positive and negative experiences of faith shape resilience and understanding of suffering. She joined the clinical and management staff of the Cambridge Health Alliance only 4 years ago after a deployment for the American Red Cross National Disaster Mental Health Team to a mass shooting in TX in 2018; it was there that she came to more deeply appreciate the importance of community mental health and the importance of outreach to those who are underserved. She continues to work there in the Urgent Care Clinic helping with urgent psychological assessments for underserved clients. Incorporating Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, relational psychology, CBT, attachment theory, mindfulness and the best of what other clinical perspectives have to offer, she brings an appreciation for the importance of collaboration, safety and hope in the process of making meaningful change.

Dr. Caraballo is a MA licensed psychologist and a bilingual speaker (English - Spanish). Dr. Caraballo believes that every individual has a unique set of strengths that can be enhanced through collaborative and compassionate work to generate change. She takes the individual’s values, personal experiences, and cultural background as a guide for a personalized approach in therapy.

Dr. Caraballo has experience in primary care psychology, behavioral health, mood disorders, chronic mental illness, and substance use. She practices a client-centered approach and utilizes evidence-based models such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and Mindfulness-based strategies. She is also very passionate about diversity and inclusion and helping people of all backgrounds.

She earned her doctoral APA degree in Clinical Psychology at the Ponce Health Sciences University, Puerto Rico. Her clinical internship in Neuropsychology Rehabilitation and Clinical Psychology was also at the same institution. Dr. Caraballo also has a Certificate Program in Primary Care Behavioral Health from the University of Massachusetts, Worcester. Before joining the Life Changes Group, she spent several years in Massachusetts working in outpatient mental health services, psychiatric inpatient services, and the Adult Community Clinical Services (ACCS). Other work experiences include a neuropsychology externship at the New York University Langone Medical Center - Comprehensive Epilepsy Center. Additionally, she performed an externship at SAMHSA, in Washington DC where she participated in researching the effectiveness of grants prevention programs for substance use in youth minorities.

Sherol Watson is a clinical therapist who received her Master of Social Work from Boston College. She is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Prior to LCG, Sherol has worked in a variety of settings, including an Elementary School, Graduate School, Community Health Center, Community Service Agency, and Crisis Center with clients from diverse backgrounds and with various diagnostic presentations or concerns. She has used the principles of Wraparound to strengthen the family by successfully engaging the youth and family in focused interventions and therapeutic behavioral supports that enhance youth and family communication, problem solving, conflict resolution and limit setting skills. Assisted families to develop natural supports and identify and access community resources. She has worked with MSW students as a field advisor, provided clinical supervision to MSW interns, Intensive Care Coordinators (ICC), Family Partners, Peer Mentors, and provided immediate psychological counseling to college and university students across the U. S. Along with her direct work with clients, she also has experience working in leadership, involved in the development and implementation of the Community Service Agency, and its integration with the Children’s Behavioral Health Initiative. Her clinical interests include: trauma, anxiety, depression, DCF involvement/Adoption, school related challenges, and Parent coaching.
Sherol prioritizes creating a warm, collaborative, and relational environment in which clients can feel that they are fully seen and fully understood while learning coping skills to effectively deal with fear and stress and develop effective strategies to reach their goals and live more fulfilling lives. She helps clients understand experiences in the context of their environment, while working to identify both individual and societal narratives that impact their interpersonal relationships and well-being. Sherol is trauma informed and strengths based. All her training and clinical work are grounded in evidence-based research and practice, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Family Systems Therapy, and Narrative Therapy to meet each client’s needs in a respectful, non-blaming, creative, and personal way.
Sherol’s approach to therapy centers clients as the experts in their own lives. She believes therapy should not be theory driven but relationship driven. Hoping to build a connection based on trust so that time together is helpful, collaborative, and productive.

Carole Malloch is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based care to individuals navigating mental health and addiction challenges. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Salem State University in 2018 and completed the prestigious Critical Care Nurse Residency Program at Massachusetts General Hospital, where she developed a strong clinical foundation in complex, high-acuity care. Carole went on to serve as an inpatient psychiatric nurse at McLean Hospital, working on both the Dissociative Disorders Unit and the Clinical Evaluation Center. Her experience there deepened her expertise in trauma-related disorders, crisis stabilization, and comprehensive psychiatric assessment. She earned her Doctor of Nursing Practice from Boston College in 2023, focusing on advanced psychiatric assessment, psychopharmacology, and holistic, patient-centered care.

Prior to joining this practice, Carole worked as a psychiatric nurse practitioner at Lynn Community Health Center on the Complex Addictions Team, where she gained extensive experience supporting patients with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.

Katherine is a clinical social worker with over 20 years experience as a therapist for individuals, groups and families.  Katherine graduated from Brown University in 1991 with a degree in American Civilization.  Her career began as a counselor in a residential school for children in upstate New York. She attended Simmons School of Social work and graduated with her MSW in 1997.  Her career as a therapist began as a substance abuse clinician in East Boston.  Most of her experience comes from her years at MGH Chelsea where she works as a bilingual therapist with a diverse population, many of whom are immigrants from Central America.  Most of her clients have experienced trauma either from their countries of origin and/or from domestic and community violence.
Katherine has an eclectic style, including psychodynamic, narrative and cognitive behavioral approaches.  She believes that through her nonjudgmental approach, people can feel safe to share their most difficult stories. As loneliness and isolation has reached epidemic levels, she finds connecting with a good therapist is a key component to changing one’s outlook.

Adam (he/him) is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.  He received a B.A. in Psychology and English from Cornell University and an MSW from Rutgers University.  Prior to joining Life Changes Group, Adam has had experience providing therapy and case management in a variety of settings including an intensive outpatient program, a nursing and rehabilitation facility, a community mental health center, and a college counseling center. 

Adam’s counseling style is client-centered and strengths-based with a focus on supporting clients in achieving their individual goals and living a life that aligns with their personal values, while also helping them address barriers that get in the way.  His therapeutic approach is integrative, incorporating aspects of multiple evidence-based treatments depending on client needs, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), creative arts therapy, motivational interviewing, and mindfulness.

Adam’s clinical interests include anxiety, depression, anger management, relationship issues, men’s mental health, substance use, self-esteem, trauma, ADHD, autism spectrum, identity, grief, and life transitions.  He also enjoys working with clients of all backgrounds and identities and is strongly committed to providing a safe and non-judgmental space for all clients to share their stories.

Dr. Weddle is a licensed psychologist and applied behavior analyst in Massachusetts.  Sarah strongly believes that every person should be included in decisions about their care and be afforded opportunities to engage in evidence-based approaches of choice.  She provides individual therapy for both children and adults who struggle with stress, anxiety, depression, social situations, communication, and adjustment to life’s challenges. Sarah also has expertise working with neurodivergent individuals across the lifespan.  Dr. Weddle primarily utilizes acceptance and commitment therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy toward client-driven goals.  
She earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology from Illinois State University and a doctoral degree in Educational Psychology with an emphasis in School Psychology from Northern Arizona University. In 2012, she completed a Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities (LEND) fellowship through the Maternal and Child Health Bureau (MCHB) at the University of Arizona. Dr. Weddle completed her pre-doctoral internship and post-doctoral fellowship at May Institute in Massachusetts.

Isabel Leveque has a Master‚Äôs degree from Boston University School of Medicine in Mental Health Counseling and Behavioral Medicine, and a bachelor‚Äôs from Vanderbilt University in Communication Studies. Isabel has worked with adults and adolescents in crisis counseling, acute eating disorder treatment, and college counseling. Her top specialties include anxiety, relationship issues, and depression. Isabel believes the client is the expert in their experience and walks alongside them on their path, fostering a partnership where clients feel unconditionally supported. Her holistic, warm, empowering, and direct approach draws from cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, narrative therapy, solutions-focused therapy, and person-centered therapy. Isabel offers individual and couples therapy to people from all backgrounds, aged 16 and older, and is especially passionate about women‚Äôs health, people pleasers, relationship issues, life transitions, and anxiety.

Therapy and coaching for adults, teens and children.

What we offer

Individual therapy

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)

Family therapy

Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT)

Trauma-focused therapies

Couples therapy

Meet the team

Stephanie Cazeau-Bandoo

John Kmetz

Knox Boss

Ryan Bloxham

Andrea Lapomardo

Jake Donehey

Laura Benkov

Katharine Slayton

About us

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Life Changes Group of Massachusetts