I met Jack about 2 years ago, through a friend. Jack is a healer and doesn't advertise; his wife,…read moreMarilyn, works with him on some patients, since she is a healer as well. By 'healer,' I mean that Jack uses flower essences and spirit guides to connect with the client's higher self. Other than that, I can't say much about how it works. There is no touching, and it's not a touchy-feely thing. We meet once a month and talk. Then, he asks for guidance from his spirits and mine. I'm writing this review only because Jack has done wonders for me and, as a result, I physically feel better. My symptoms were: chronic fatigue, depression, irritation, and an overwhelming feeling of being lost in life. Now, with his help, I feel like I did when I was 7 years old! Plus, I feel more connected to my higher power and more connected to the spiritual world, not that I am anything other than a 9-5 cubicle-dwelling business professional. Jack is like my health coach - spiritual and mental health coach. I recommend him. My son who is 17 sees him, as well, at no charge. The cost for my monthly visit is $65, and these visits sometimes go to 3 hours. I wish I had opened my mind to this type of healing when I was in my 20s or earlier; that's why I encourage young people with depression, PTSD, malaise, and anyone who wants to quit smoking (anyone who wants a guide in this life to check in with), along with older people (male or female) to give him a call or email him at jack.napoline@gmail.com. Jack gave me hope and helped me heal myself, which is what he tries to do; he doesn't heal you but helps you get in touch with your own healing powers. One thing he helped with is keeping me on-track with my INTENT to be more spiritual; visiting him makes me keep spirituality up-front. He'll meet with you for free and tell you more, I'm sure.

a truly supportive, caring team of providers. such a safe space for women seeking quality mental…read morehealth treatment!

Trauma informed staff, save environment and nothing but the most professional and highest standards…read moreof care are all among the wonderful things Lightworks in Woburn, Ma has to offer! The alumni community keeps patients connected and safe long after their discharge. When it comes to finding a therapeutic fit for feminine identifying individuals seeking more intensive outpatient therapeutic services and group counseling, this program couldn't be better!

David is a thoughtful, caring therapist. He knows how to help you work on yourself and feel like…read moreyou've accomplished something, even if it's a small win. I've always felt our time together is time well spent. Meeting via video has been a lifesaver for me. I highly recommend David!

Clinicians here are great, they truly care for their clients. Highly recommend if you are looking…read morefor the best care.

I've been going here for therapy for over 14 years. The clinicians are great. Although I've had to…read morechange from time to time I always find someone who fits well with my personality.

I have been working with Family Counseling Associates for the past two years, first for family…read moretherapy which helped us to communicate more effectively and allow for everyone to be heard. Dr. Katzman made our family stronger than ever. She took the time to listed to each of us and provide us each the support we need through the discussions. I more recently started meeting with Sophia Nazzarro for one on one therapy and I have never been happier. I look forward to our sessions and she helps me work through different professional as well as personal challenges. My family, friends, husband and colleagues have noticed a difference. I am a type A person and having someone to talk with is extremely helpful, and I am SO SO Thankful for meeting Sophia!!!

My actual therapist would get 5 stars. The therapist I saw was good. I look forward to our next…read morevisit. The woman working the desk, however, is horrible. She made me feel like an intrusion, assumed I had had counseling before, and was very rude. She just looked at me when I approached the desk. Finally I had to ask if I was in the right spot. "Well who are you here to see? Do you have an appointment?" "Yes, with Diana Lavancher." "Well what do you want?" "Um...to check in?" "Whats your name?" After I announced my name to her and the stranger sitting close by (HIPPA!!!), she said "well you don't check in here, 'you people' (she said that!) just go straight over there!" She pointed somewhat in the direction of Diana's office door and then stood up, pushed her chair out with her knees and walked away. I should think you would have someone with the slightest degree of sensitivity and certainly a drop of courtesy and politeness representing a place that deals with people who obviously have a need for neutral, objective understanding. She is, without a doubt, the exact reciprocal and perhaps could use a little counseling herself on how to address people in general more kindly, but particularly in this type of setting! Does she know I was coming in for therapy because of some devastating tragedy or severe depression or any number of symptoms that warrant me coming there in the first place? I had anxiety about my 1st ever therapy session in my life, I was there for a reason, and because of her, I almost ran out the door. If Diana hadn't opened her door and greeted me warmly, that's exactly what I would have done. She does not belong in a patient care environment.