Carmen L Lopez, LMHC, M. Ed., School Adjustment Counselor

Carmen is a licensed clinician who completed a dual LMHC/School Adjustment Counselor counseling program at Cambridge College in 2017. Over the past 8 years, she has built a solid career as an adjustment counselor, specializing in supporting young adults as they navigate the transition into adulthood. In addition to her full-time role as an adjustment counselor, Carmen has worked part-time as a clinician, where she has focused on empowering individuals to overcome challenges and develop healthy coping strategies.

Her clinical areas of focus include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Trauma-Informed Care, couples therapy, family and child counseling, as well as work with adolescents, young adults, veterans, and individuals dealing with immigration-related mental health concerns.

Throughout her career, Carmen has remained committed to working closely with families, particularly in addressing educational concerns and fostering positive patterns that support both academic success and emotional well-being. She takes great care in helping families understand and address the unique needs of students, ensuring a holistic approach that integrates emotional and educational support.

In addition to her work with individuals and families, Carmen works extensively with couples, fostering strong relationships built on empathy, understanding, and mutual respect. Her approach to couples therapy emphasizes active listening, compassion, and collaboration, guiding couples toward healthier communication and more harmonious relational dynamics.

Day’sha Ramsey, MS LMHC

Day’sha Ramsey is a licensed mental health counselor that has been practicing for over 7 years with extensive training in working with children and families. She is certified in Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality, and is adding on certifications in Christian based Therapy.

Additionally, Day’sha looks forward to the advancement of society and human growth and development. She is a continuous learner and strives to be proficient and productive in every endeavor. She believes in healing through God, therapeutic intervention, and self- care. Day’sha is always happy to carefully utilize and cherish our precious commodity of time.

Alma Flores, LMHC

Alma finished her bachelor’s degree in social science from University of Puerto Rico in 1987 and her masters in Marriage and Family therapy from Phoenix University Puerto Rico Campus.  Before becoming a Mental Health counselor, she worked in the community at Punta Santiago, Puerto Rico with the young population both as a teacher and in programs to help them learn life skills to help them develop healthy lifestyles.

Later she worked in El Salvador as a missionary volunteer in the summer of 1988, helping the community learn coping skills to manage the trauma of the civil war. Since June of 2007 Alma has been working in Massachusetts with clients from 6 to 90 years-old. She helps them learn to live their life in a healthy manner by improving the quality of their relationships in their personal and work lives. This include children, adolescents, young adults, and adults – married or single, living alone or in a family setting.

She has vast experience working with individuals and families using a variety of techniques to help them learn to manage their lives in a healthy manner and improve their way of life. Alma is a very compassionate, spiritual and energized therapist with the desire to assist people to improve their lives.