Carmen Ada Gonzalez, Ed.D., uses a Jungian approach, working with dreams, sand-play therapy, folk stories and hypnosis to access unconscious materials. She vastly experienced in cognitive-behavioral interventions and specializes in the treatment of psychological trauma survivors, cross-cultural issues and sexual abuse evaluations. She works with couples, children, and adults.
Country of origin: Puerto Rico
Languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese

Mark W. Dowds, LICSW, is strongly influenced by psychodynamic approaches, yet works extensively from a cognitive-behavioral and ecological perspective. He does individual, couples, family and group therapy. He performs forensic evaluations and psychosocial family assessments. His specialties are acculturation, intercultural and interpersonal conflict resolution and mediation.
Country of origin: United States
Languages: English, Spanish, basic French

Amaro J. Laria, Ph.D., uses an integrative approach, primarily based on psychodynamic and behavioral modes. His specialty areas include behavioral medicine, hypnotherapy and biofeedback, trauma and disassociation, and cross-cultural adaptation. He works with individuals, couples, groups and families.
Country of origin: Cuba
Languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese and French

Roxana Llerena-Quinn, Ph.D., is an Associate in Psychology at Children's Hospital, a Clinical Instructor at Harvard Medical School and runs the Family Therapy Seminar at the Center for the Multicultural Training in the Psychology Department at Boston Medical Center. Her clinical interests center around families and trauma work and Latino mental health. She runs support groups focused on immigration experiences, particularly leaving and entry issues. Country of origin: Peru Languages: English and Spanish

Katharine M. Larsson, RN, MS, CS, is a behavioral medicine and cultural specialist. She currently works for Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates and teaches in the areas of cross-cultural relations and mind-body health.
Country of origin: United States
Languages: English and Spanish

Luis F. Tamayo, Ph.D., integrates systemic and solution-focused approaches in his work. His areas of specialty include crisis intervention, clinical assessment and treatment for multi-problem children and families and racial/cultural identity development.
Country of origin: Colombia
Languages: English and Spanish