This website is designed to help you understand who we are and how we approach our work. We hope that this website will help make the process of learning about our group and finding a therapist as easy as possible. We are a well-established, multi-disciplinary psychotherapy practice and have been serving the Boston community since 1981.
We are an experienced group of clinicians knowledgeable about many therapeutic perspectives and approaches. We provide treatment to individuals, couples, and families. A brief list of the issues with which we work are: generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, mood disorders, marital problems, eating disorders, substance abuse issues, woman's issues, and problems relating to the body-mind connection.
We are an experienced group of clinicians knowledgeable about many therapeutic perspectives and approaches. We provide treatment to individuals, couples, and families. A brief list of the issues with which we work are: generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, mood disorders, marital problems, eating disorders, substance abuse issues, woman's issues, and problems relating to the body-mind connection.
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Dr. Martin Cohen has been practicing in the Boston area since 1980. His professional life has been divided between teaching and clinical practice. He has taught at Boston College, MGH, and since 1993 has been training family medicine residents at the Tufts University School of Medicine. In 2009, he was awarded the Sidney Zeitler Award for excellence in teaching primary care physicians.
If possible, we would like you to complete the following documents before you arrive for your initial appointment. They are here for you to review. 1. Patient Information Form [download] - Please be sure to provide your full name, date of birth, and current address. In addition, provide any phone numbers you would like to be contacted on and indicate if a message can be left for you at that number.
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Lauren Pyle
Jun 03, 2019
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Tried to stay on the line to speak to a receptionist instead to see if the practice was taking new patients. The phone number provided takes you to different prompts. I didn’t want to call every doctor individually and see if they’re accepting new patients, I just wanted an office number. When I did get through to who I thought was a receptionist, Whoever answered the phone was rude, and wouldn’t give any information other than “call back to the right number.” I tried to explain the situation, and she was downright mean. Not sure what her association was to the practice, but I don’t
