Anxiety & chronic stress
Understand reactivity, strengthen regulation, and build a steadier relationship with uncertainty.
Mental health counseling · Massachusetts
A thoughtful place to understand yourself, your relationships, and the landscape of your life.
Therapy for adults navigating anxiety, stress, grief, relationship patterns, life transitions, and the work of becoming more fully themselves.
Telehealth for clients located in Massachusetts
Therapy that connects insight with practice
Your experiences make sense in context. Together, we can understand the patterns—and create room for choice.
I offer a collaborative, compassionate space where you can slow down, explore your emotional life, and understand the relationship between your mind, body, history, relationships, and present circumstances.
Our work may draw from cognitive and behavioral therapies, psychodynamic exploration, mindfulness, somatic awareness, and practical psychoeducation. The approach is tailored to you—not the other way around.
Therapy for the terrain of real life
Come as you are. We will begin with what matters most to you.
Relationships & communication
Recognize old patterns, communicate clearly, and remain connected without abandoning yourself.
Grief & life transitions
Make space for loss, identity shifts, and the unfamiliar landscape of what comes next.
Self-worth & growth
Explore the experiences and beliefs that shape how you see yourself, and develop a deeper sense of agency, meaning, and possibility.
Meet Maureen
Maureen Bakis, LMHC
Licensed Mental Health Counselor, educator, and mind-body health practitioner.
I bring the curiosity of an educator and the grounded presence of a therapist to our work together. My style is warm, direct, reflective, and practical. I believe meaningful change grows from understanding ourselves honestly—and learning how to respond with greater awareness and choice.
Landscapes for Learning reflects a conviction at the heart of my work: our lives are not problems to perfect, but landscapes to explore, understand, and learn from.
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