Meet the Staff
Dr. Taylor Klein
Dr. Taylor Klein, Psy.D., LMHC, specializes in evidence based psychotherapy, neuropsychological assessment, neurodiversity affirming care, and mental health consultation. With advanced training in clinical psychology and neuropsychology, Dr. Klein works with adolescents and adults experiencing anxiety, depression, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, executive functioning challenges, trauma related concerns, and other complex mental health needs. In addition to clinical practice, Dr. Klein serves as an adjunct faculty member at Boston University, William James College, and Stonehill College, and provides workshops, trainings, and consultation services for schools, healthcare organizations, and businesses. Their approach is practical, compassionate, and grounded in research.
Dr. William Dean
Dr. William Dean, Psy.D., specializes in working with the geriatric population and has extensive experience providing individual counseling and mental health support to clients across the lifespan. He works with a wide range of presenting concerns and populations, utilizing evidence based approaches including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Dr. Dean also has specialized training and expertise in end of life issues, grief, bereavement, and death and dying. In addition to his clinical practice, he provides customized workshops, educational presentations, and consultation services tailored to the unique needs of individuals, organizations, healthcare settings, and community groups.
Dr. Juan E. Rosario Jr.
Dr. Juan E. Rosario Jr. Psy.D is a bilingual (Spanish + English) provider. He offers psychotherapy and consultations for adults/older adults. He specializes in assessment, diagnosis, and treatment planning for individuals with neurological injuries or diseases including dementia, medical conditions that affect cognition, developmental disorders (e.g., ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, intellectual and learning disabilities), and emotional/social problems that can affect personal relationships in a myriad of settings. Dr. Rosario received his undergraduate degree in Justice Studies and Criminology from Northeastern Illinois University (NEIU). He earned his master’s and doctoral degree from William James College (WJC) where he specialized in Neuropsychology, Geropsychology, and Latino Mental Health. Dr. Rosario’s training consisted of various rotations in private practice and medical settings across New England. Currently, he is completing a 2-year neuropsychology post-doctoral fellowship in private practice and is an adjunct professor at WJC where he teaches Clinical Seminar in Assessment with the Latino Population. In his spare time, Dr. Rosario values spending time with his family, friends, and traveling.
Join the team
If you have a passion about mental health and making an impact in your community feel free to reach out. We strive to expand knowledge to individuals and organizations with tailored support and unconditional positive regard.
