I’m an experienced existential therapist who works with adults facing moments when life feels uncertain, unsettled, or quietly out of alignment. When familiar ways of coping no longer bring clarity or ease, I offer a calm, confidential space to slow down and reflect. Our work focuses on meaning, responsibility, and choice—helping you meet what’s present with greater honesty, steadiness, and a deeper sense of direction.
Jonathan Walsh, LMHC, LCMHC
Anxiety, Depression, Relationship Concerns, and Work-Related Issues
Online sessions available in Massachusetts and Vermont
Talk therapy can help you address old wounds or cope with multiple stressors that are making life difficult for you. The non-social, confidential environment in therapy enables you to speak to the issues that are most important to you – without worrying about hurting the feelings of others. Therapy can also be a process in which you can seek meaning and purpose. Through clarifying core values, the path in life becomes clearer. Therapy can also provide coping skills, philosophy, teaching, and guidance for how to live the life you want to, despite the challenges of day-to-day existence. While there are many approaches to therapy, the “fit” of the relationship will often determine the success of the endeavor. Please feel free to contact me if you would like to see if we might be a fit and discuss the possibility of setting up an online session.
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Jonathan works with adults ages 24 and older from diverse backgrounds throughout the Boston area and across Massachusetts. The individuals he serves include professionals in finance, technology, healthcare, academia, and law, as well as PhD candidates, writers, musicians, therapists, and social service professionals.
In his clinical work, Jonathan takes an integrative, whole-person approach, drawing from unstructured CBT, mindfulness-based practices, Narrative Therapy, and Existential Therapy. Rather than imposing a predefined framework, he approaches therapy with openness and curiosity, seeking to understand how each client makes sense of themselves and their lived experience.
Jonathan is a member of the New England Center for Existential Therapy. He has completed core training through the Institute for Existential-Psychoanalytic Therapy and continues to pursue advanced study through seminars led by the Institute and NECET’s founder, Robert Fox, LICSW.
Before establishing his private practice, Jonathan worked in nonprofit and community mental health environments. He is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Massachusetts and Vermont.
Jonathan currently offers therapy via telehealth. Prospective clients are welcome to schedule a complimentary 15-minute consultation through this page or contact him directly by email.