She/Her, LMFT & Clinical Supervisor (VA, MA & PA)

“I work with individuals, couples, and families who are eager to deepen their relational intelligence (RQ) and build rich, meaningful, and reciprocal connections that last. If you’re someone who values learning, growth, and self-discovery—and brings a healthy dose of curiosity and humor—I’d love to work with you.”

They/Them, LMHC (MA)

“I think that couples therapy has the potential to be uniquely transformative. Unlike many other forms of therapy in which we talk about relationships, in couples therapy, the relationship is happening in the room. The desire for change is strong when we risk losing what we most treasure. In this high-stakes, dynamic space, we often feel inspired to take risks that lead to lasting change.”

He/Him LCSW (NY, CA)

Patch is a former ad man turned therapist. He currently helps men, couples, groups, and co-founders improve their relationships. 

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She/Her

Kate is a Massachusetts and California Licensed Acupuncturist and Herbalist as well as Nationally Certified in both Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine. She obtained her Masters Degree from Five Branches University in Santa Cruz CA and has studied at the integrated hospital in Hang Zhou China. She has also done extensive study in Chi Nei Tsang in both the USA and Thailand. She worked for Kan Herb Company a leader of high quality, lab tested Chinese patented herbal formulas as a consultant to both Acupuncturists and Western MD’s.

She/Her, LMFT-C (ME)

“I offer Couples Intensives, Discernment Counseling for couples on the brink of divorce, and family therapy for adults! I have over 10 years of experience working with couples, families & individuals as a coach, & 3 of specialized couples therapy in multiple mentaI health settings. In working with me you can expect a warm, incisive, endlessly curious, & empathic therapeutic partner for exploring what matters to you, what holds you back, & what is possible when you feel most authentically yourself. I hold a trauma-informed, justice-oriented, feminist framework, & use somatic modalities for working with nervous system regulation.”

She/Her, MA

Astrologer, founder of Somatic Astrology, retreat facilitator, Core Energetics practitioner, and creative director of Enchanted Garden Sanctuary in Hawai‘i.

“I weave together astrology, archetypal embodiment, emotional release techniques and shadow work to help people come alive in their bodies, relationships, and purpose. With roots in Buddhist psychology, physical theater, Tantric Buddhism, and nearly two decades of transformational facilitation, my work is equal parts soulful depth, honest self-discovery, and sensual aliveness.”

Based between Hawai‘i and Boulder, I lead retreats, workshops, and mentorship spaces where people can soften, awaken, tell the truth, cry, yell, laugh, be silent, reconnect to their vitality, and fall more deeply in love with living their unique and precious life. 

The Engaged Mindfulness Institute (EMI), formerly Peacemaker Institute, was founded in 2001 by Fleet Maull, Ph.D., and Kate Pires, Ph.D. The Institute delivers training developed from a rich tradition of spiritually grounded, contemplative, and mindfulness-based peace and social change work and the latest developments in neuroscience-based leadership training.

He/Him, Somatic Experiencing® Practitioner (SEP), Attachment Specialist (DARe), CMT-P, MMFT® Trainer

“I support people in healing patterns of stress, attachment injury, and nervous system dysregulation so they can feel more grounded, empowered, and connected in their lives. My work integrates Somatic Experiencing®, Dynamic 

Attachment Reppaterning (DARe), mindfulness-based resilience training, and trauma-informed coaching. I offer one-on-one somatic sessions, group work, and immersive programs designed to strengthen regulation, emotional capacity, and authentic relational depth.”

She/Her, LMHC

“I am a clinically trained psychotherapist who primarily uses Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy to help individuals build relationship with themselves and the world around them. I specializes in working with adults, college students/academics, the queer/poly community, neurodivergent individuals, those struggling with fertility/pregnancy/parenthood, and trauma survivors.”

They/Them, LMHC

“I believe seeking therapy takes courage. As such, I bring compassion, warmth, respect and openness to the process. I strive to hold a no judgement space for people while working with them to develop new perspectives and tools to cope with challenging experiences and life transitions, thus transforming counter-productive ways of seeing and being. I am a sex positive therapist and enjoy engaging in the work with all different individuals and pairs ranging from intimate partnerships to family dyads. I work as the lead clinician at Homecoming Psychotherapy with the mission of helping people find their way back home to themselves.”

She/Her, LMFT

“I am an LMFT licensed in MA, NY, and CA, living and practicing in Northampton, MA. Weaving tools from somatics, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and expressive arts, I approach therapy as a weekly collaborative ritual in which clients become more skilled at listening and giving voice to their inner knowing. I offer individual and relationship therapy, and especially love working with people going through life transitions - whether that be in becoming a parent, losing a loved one, or a career or relationship shift. I offer Ketamine Assisted Therapy, both virtually and in-person. I also offer groups for new parents through my project The New Parent Diaries. My approach is warm and collaborative, and I am an LGBTQIA+, kink, and poly/CNM affirming therapist. I hold an MA in Counseling Psychology with a concentration in Expressive Arts Therapy from the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS).”

He/Him Buddhist Chaplain & Meditation Teacher, CA

“I have spent fifty years in dharma study and a career dedicated to transforming how Americans die.

A student of Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche, I was among the founding community at Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado, one of the first accredited Buddhist-inspired universities in the West. I went on to serve as director of the Shambhala Meditation Center in New York City, bringing contemplative practice and community into the heart of one of the world's most demanding urban environments.

It was this deep grounding in Buddhist teaching, in the reality of impermanence, the cultivation of presence, and the radical tenderness that practice makes possible, that drew me toward end of life care. For over two decades, I served as Executive Director of a social model hospice home, a form of care I am credited with helping to introduce to the United States. Social model hospice offers something distinct from the medical system: a dedicated home environment where the dying are accompanied around the clock, supported by community volunteers and staff, and allowed to meet death on their own terms.

That experience also shaped me as an organizational leader. I now consult with nonprofits drawing on decades of executive leadership, fundraising, and the particular wisdom that comes from building and sustaining mission-driven organizations over the long haul.

My work sits at the intersection of contemplative wisdom and compassionate action. I bring to my chaplaincy and consulting a rare combination of institutional depth, spiritual formation, and lived presence, the kind that only comes from walking alongside the dying, and the organizations that serve them, for a very long time.”