Marsha Klein, LMHC Psychotherapist
 

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Issues addressed

  1. •Mood disorders and other forms of depression

  2. •Anxiety disorders, including panic, PTSD, OCD

  3. •Adjustment disorders

  4. •Relationship issues

  5. •Behavioral health

  6. •Weight issues

  7. •Disease management

  8. •Stress management

  9. •Bereavement

  10. •Parenting issues

  11. •Major life changes

  12. •Chronic-pain management

Client focus

Adults, 21 and older

Treatment approaches

  1. •Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT)

  2. •Psychodynamic therapy

"Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy is a psychological therapy designed to aid in preventing the relapse of depression, specifically in individuals with Major Depressive Disorder.  It uses traditional cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) methods and adds in new psychological strategies such as mindfulness and mindfulness meditation."
   From Wikipedia

Qualifications

  1. •In practice for thirty years, twelve of which have been in primary care practices

  2. •Two years with Functional Medicine facility

  3. •MA in Counseling and Clinical Psychology, Leslie University

  4. •Trained in combining meditation and psychotherapy

  5. •Licensed in Massachusetts, 7892

  6. •Licensed in Rhode Island, MHC00179

Contact

mhg@marshakleintherapy.com
781.591.7520

Insurance

  1. •Blue Cross Blue Shield

  2. •Tufts

  3. •Harvard Pilgrim Health

  4. •United Healthcare

  5. •out of network


Also Accepted:

Out of pocket: $120.00-$150.00

  Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) is a
                psychological therapy designed to aid in preventing the
                relapse of depression, specifically in indivils with
                Major Depressive Disorder. It uses traditional cognitiv
                behavioral therapy (CBT) methods and adds in newer
                psychological strategies such as mindfulness and
                mindfulness meditation. From Wikipedia, the free
          http://www.apa.org/monitor/2015/03/cover-mindfulness.aspx

Therapy Approach



In therapy, the client and I enter into a collaboration to find new ways to problem-solve, reduce suffering, and build new life paths. As part of this process, I help the client


  1. •to learn about patterns of thought and behavior,

  2. •to learn to be with unpleasant experiences instead of avoiding them or grasping for something else, and

  3. •to practice openness, awareness, curiosity, and self-compassion, habits of mind that help bring about positive change.


I have a gentle, direct, and engaging approach that encourages and supports the client.

 

Location

27 Mica Lane, Suite 205, Wellesley, MA 02481