Resources
For clients, students & anyone who needs it
A small collection of things I've put together over the years, including a guide for prospective PhD students and a list of mental health resources for people in Massachusetts.
PhD Guide
For prospective applicants
Clinical Psychology PhD Programs — A Guide
Based on my own experiences navigating the application process, this guide covers how to choose programs, how to write application materials, what to expect in interviews, and how to think about funding and the academic job market. It includes sample materials and links to additional resources.
Massachusetts Mental Health Resources
The following programs and services are specific to Massachusetts. If you're in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or call the Behavioral Health Help Line at 833-773-2445.
Early Psychosis Services
CEDAR — Center for Early Detection, Assessment & Response to Risk
Boston area ↗
PREP — Prevention and Recovery in Early Psychosis
Boston area ↗
RISE — Recovery in Shared Experiences
Cambridge Health Alliance ↗
FEPP — First-Episode and Early Psychosis Program
Massachusetts General Hospital ↗
McLean OnTrack
Belmont, MA ↗
STEER — Specialized Team for Early Engagement and Recovery
Veterans · Bedford VA ↗
Massachusetts Psychosis Network for Early Treatment
Find a program ↗
General Mental Health
Behavioral Health Help Line
24/7 · 833-773-2445 ↗
Emergency Service Programs
Community crisis · 1-877-382-1609 ↗
Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation — Boston University
Wellness & recovery for adults with serious mental illness ↗
NAMI Massachusetts
Advocacy and peer support groups ↗
DBSA Boston
Mood disorders and bipolar disorder support ↗