Matthew DeMichiei, Psy.D innovatively blends relational and experiential psychodynamic theory, cognitive-behavioral techniques, and family systems theory in his personalized therapy approach. Focused on individual needs, he prioritizes understanding clients’ unique identities, fostering an egalitarian therapeutic relationship, and empowering personal agency within and outside of therapy.

Specializing in ADHD, anxiety, depression, PTSD, behavioral issues, substance use, identity struggles, relationship difficulties, and life changes, Dr. DeMichiei excels in addressing sexual and relational trauma, disordered personality, divorce, and gender and sexuality concerns.

With children and teenagers, he establishes rapport by identifying their interests and strengths, collaborating with parents and professionals to create a strengths-based roadmap. Similarly, with adults, Dr. DeMichiei emphasizes collaboration and momentum building.

Dr. DeMichiei, a clinical psychology doctoral graduate from William James College, brings a wealth of experience from various settings, including a residential hospital school, private practice, and a rape crisis center. His diverse clinical and forensic training, including an APA internship, encompasses psychotherapy, psychoeducational testing, pre-employment evaluations, and assessments for children and families involved in the Boston Juvenile Court. Additionally, he received clinical training at Lynn Community Health Center and forensic training at the Child and Family Evaluation Service, affiliated with William James College’s Center of Excellence for Children, Families, and the Law.