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, LPC
Anxiety, Depression, Relationship Concerns, and Work-Related Issues
Online sessions available in Massachusetts, Vermont, New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut
Most people who reach out have already been managing well — or well enough — for a long time. Something has shifted: a decision that won't resolve itself, a pattern that keeps returning, a sense that the life being lived isn't quite the right one. The usual ways of handling difficulty have stopped working, or started to feel thin.
Therapy isn't a fix for that. It's a space to examine it — carefully, without pressure to arrive somewhere quickly. Our work together tends to focus on what's underneath the presenting problem: the assumptions you're working from, the things you've stopped noticing, the places where what you want and what you're doing have quietly come apart.
The relationship is confidential and deliberately outside your social world, which matters more than it sounds. It allows for a kind of honesty that's harder to access with people who have a stake in your answer.
If you're wondering whether this kind of work might be useful, a 15-minute introductory call is a good place to start.
Jonathan works with adults ages 24 and older from diverse backgrounds in Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Vermont. 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 licensed to provide counseling in Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, 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.