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Teenage Therapy in Massachusetts

TEEN MENTAL HEALTH · MASSACHUSETTS

A place for teens to feel heard while building practical skills for school, friendships, and growing independence.

Keystone welcomes inquiries about adolescent ADHD, anxiety, depression, emotional regulation, and school stress. Tell us what your teen wants help with; we will discuss clinician fit and next steps.

Inquiry — Ask About Teen Care

Start with a brief inquiry. Client registration is a later step.

Teenage therapy for ADHD, anxiety, and everyday stress

Adolescent ADHD and executive functioning

Discuss homework planning, time management, task initiation, organization, and the frustration that can build around reminders. Goals should include the teen’s own priorities.

Teen anxiety, depression, and self-esteem

Ask about support for worry, social anxiety, low mood, self-criticism, peer relationships, and emotional regulation. The clinician helps clarify concerns and suitable care.

Coping skills that connect to real life

Counseling can connect skills practice with schoolwork, relationships, and family communication. Ask about CBT-informed coping and other approaches suited to your teen.

Teen counseling for Mansfield and Massachusetts families

Families in Mansfield, Foxborough, Norton, Easton, and nearby communities can ask about Massachusetts telehealth. Keystone also welcomes inquiries from Boston, Quincy, Braintree, Weymouth, Brockton, and the South Shore. Confirm any in-person office location before traveling.

Meet the adolescent care and related support team

Find a match for your teen’s age and needs. The descriptions below distinguish adolescent-focused services, prescribing consultations, and adult or parent support.

Josue Matias

Clinical Social Worker

Josue supports children and teens with ADHD, anxiety, depression, and overwhelming emotions. His focus is on practical coping, executive functioning, and helping young people feel understood. Sessions are available in English and Spanish.

Dana Cho, LEP

Licensed Educational Psychologist

Dana brings an educational psychology perspective to adolescent learning, emotional wellbeing, and executive functioning. Her school psychology background includes elementary, middle, and high school settings, psychoeducational assessment, and collaboration around IEPs and 504 plans.

Julianna Garcia

School Adjustment Counselor · Counseling Professional

Julianna brings her school adjustment counseling background to work with teens facing ADHD, anxiety, depression, and school stress. Her collaborative approach connects coping skills and emotional regulation with everyday challenges at school and home.

Mary Nankya, PMHNP

Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

Mary’s ADHD medication management focus includes children, teens, and adults. Families can inquire about an adolescent psychiatric evaluation and medication consultation. Keystone confirms age eligibility, clinical fit, and availability before scheduling.

Ibiam Aru, MSN, PMHNP-BC

Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

Ibiam offers psychiatric assessment, medication management, and patient education, including attention, mood, and anxiety concerns. Families seeking adolescent prescribing support should ask Keystone to confirm his accepted ages and current availability.

Anushka Mohapatra, M.Ed., NCC

Counseling Professional · College Transition Support

Anushka’s focus on college students and early adulthood includes ADHD-related organization, time management, anxiety, and coping. She is an option to discuss for the transition into college; adolescent age eligibility must be confirmed.

David Akperi, LADC-I

Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor · Adult Care

David supports adults with substance use, recovery, and co-occurring emotional concerns. His work is relevant to young adults transitioning from adolescent services. His current profile describes adult care; ask intake about an appropriate referral for a minor.

Caleb Brooks, LICSW

Clinical Director · Adult Care

Caleb’s clinical focus includes adult ADHD, anxiety, trauma, and relationships. As Clinical Director, he leads Keystone’s clinical work. His individual practice is for adults 18 and older; teens should inquire about the adolescent-focused team.

Marianne Lopez, LICSW

Adult and Couples Therapy

Marianne focuses on adult executive functioning and ADHD couples therapy. Parents interested in their own relationship or ADHD-related support can ask about her services. Her listed focus is adults and couples rather than individual adolescent care.

Questions about adolescent counseling

Can we inquire before completing client registration?

Yes. The Inquiry button opens Keystone’s appointment inquiry form. Ask about services, clinician fit, availability, or insurance first. Registration and a confirmed appointment are later steps.

Can families in Mansfield, MA request adolescent counseling?

Yes. Families in Mansfield and nearby Massachusetts communities can inquire about telehealth for adolescent counseling or teenage therapy. Confirm the clinician’s accepted ages and whether telehealth fits your teen’s needs. Mansfield is a service area, not a stated office location.

Can therapy address adolescent ADHD and anxiety together?

Share concerns about attention, task initiation, worry, school stress, and emotional regulation when requesting a clinician match. An individualized assessment guides the care plan and whether therapy, educational support, or a separate prescribing consultation is appropriate.

What is Dana’s educational psychology role?

Dana Cho is a Licensed Educational Psychologist with a school psychology background. Ask about adolescent executive functioning, learning concerns, psychoeducational services, and collaboration with caregivers or schools. School teams determine eligibility for school-based supports.

How does Julianna’s school adjustment counseling background help?

Julianna brings experience with school-related emotional and behavioral concerns to counseling for teens. Families can discuss anxiety, depression, ADHD, emotional regulation, peer relationships, and the demands of school and home.

Are parents and schools involved?

Discuss caregiver participation, teen privacy, and any school collaboration with the clinician. School communication requires the appropriate permissions. The plan should reflect the young person’s age, needs, and treatment goals.

Is medication management included in therapy?

Therapy and prescribing are separate services. Ask about Mary Nankya or Ibiam Aru for a psychiatric consultation. Keystone confirms accepted ages, clinician fit, insurance participation, and availability. Medication decisions follow an individual assessment.

How do we check insurance and appointment times?

Send an inquiry with the teen’s age, preferred times, and insurance plan. Ask Keystone to verify coverage for the exact clinician and service. A request does not reserve or confirm an appointment; the team explains registration and scheduling next steps.

Begin with an inquiry

Ask about your teen’s age, service options, preferred clinician, available times, and insurance. You do not need to complete client registration to send an initial inquiry.

Inquiry — Ask About Teen Care

Call/text 617-468-6426 or email support@keystonecounselingcare.com.

Explore adolescent counseling or our teen ADHD therapy guide.