Our Team

Jonathan has over twenty years of experience specializing in the treatment of adolescents and adults struggling with stress, anxiety, trauma, depression, bipolar, autism-spectrum experiences, psychosis and substance use.

He use strengths and evidenced-based approaches grounded in psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, narrative and motivational models. In addition to his direct clinical work, he has over a decade of experience providing clinical social work related supervision, leadership, program development, consultation, evaluation, training and teaching.

He recently joined the teaching staff in the Sociology Department at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

Jonathan is the founder and director of Northampton Area Counseling.

Amelia believes in people’s capacity to discover what wellness looks like for you and to create your own path to get there. She sees her job is to listen closely - with care and without judgment - to help you make these discoveries. 

Amelia has a Master’s in Art Therapy and Creativity Development, and loves to offer creative approaches when they feel right to you. Amelia says, “ I’m always motivated to help clients slow down and connect with the world around them to find sources of inspiration and insight.”

Amelia also draws on psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, motivational, and relational models. She has experience working with children, teens, and adults who are navigating life changes, or experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, bipolar, psychosis, and substance use issues.

Tony is dedicated to helping adults, teens, and couples move past distress and achieve lasting, self-led change. He believes people already hold the answers and the capacity for healing. His role as a therapist is to help folks uncover the innate strengths and resources that may be currently difficult to access because of overwhelming emotions or life's struggles.

Tony’s approach is integrative and grounded, blending modalities that focus on both deep emotional insight and practical coping skills, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) that provides empowering understanding of thought and behavior patterns, along with Internal Family Systems (IFS) to foster emotional awareness and profound self-discovery by exploring the "parts" of client’s inner world.

This includes his work with couples integrating Gottman based approach to help partners define and build their shared vision for a healthy, vibrant relationship and learn to communicate safely from a place of vulnerability, strengthen their ability to repair conflict, and foster deeper, more sustainable connection.