Online Therapy for Teens + Adults in Massachusetts
Virtual therapy for ages 13–39 navigating anxiety, depression, relationships, self-esteem, boundaries, identity, stress, and major life changes throughout Massachusetts.
Like the four seasons here in MA, we can count on change.
Maybe You’ve Been…
-Replaying conversations, decisions, or mistakes in your head
-Putting pressure on yourself to get things “right”
-Comparing where you are to where other people seem to be
-Feeling anxious about school, college, work, relationships, or the future
-Going through the motions but feeling disconnected or unmotivated
-Trying to keep everyone else happy while losing track of what you need
-Struggling to set boundaries without guilt
-Questioning a friendship, relationship, career path, identity, or next step
-Adjusting to a move, graduation, breakup, loss, new role, parenthood, or other major transition
-Feeling overwhelmed even though you’re usually the person who “handles things”
-Ready for something to change, but unsure where to begin
Support for Ages 13-39
And all the changes, questions, and challenges in between.
Sometimes life feels like it is moving faster than you can make sense of it.
Maybe you're in school, trying to decide what comes after graduation. Maybe childhood feels far behind you. Maybe you are adjusting to a new job, navigating a changing relationship, building a family, grieving a loss, or realizing that the life you worked toward doesn't feel quite the way you expected it to.
Sometimes the change is exciting.
Sometimes it is something you never chose.
And sometimes everything looks fine from the outside while, internally, you’re wondering: Am I doing enough? Am I making the right choices? Why does this feel so hard? Who am I becoming through all of this?
You don't need to have any answers before coming to therapy.
Let’s start with where you are.
Meet Your Therapist
Massachusetts has a lot of history, and a way of carrying it into the present. The same way we bring where we’ve been into who we are now.
This place is part of my story, too. I grew up and went to college here. And if there are a couple of things I have learned from the wicked cold winters, humid-as-heck summers, and being a new driver in Boston, it is to expect the unexpected and learn to lean on each other.
Hi, I’m Dr. Angelica, and those lessons shape how I show up with you, too. I’m not afraid of the hard parts, and I won’t assume I know your story.
Maybe we need to go back to the beginning. Maybe we start with what’s happening right now. Either way, I’ll meet you there.
And true to Massachusetts, you’re allowed to be real here. You can curse, cry, laugh, change your mind, or not know what to say.
I blend CBT and DBT with mindfulness and creative self-expression to help navigate whatever season comes.
Dr. Angelica Barron Maulucci, DSW, LCSW/LICSW, CFS
Therapy for the years that shape who we become.
Growing up does not end at 18.
From adolescence through our 20s and 30s, life continues to ask us to adapt – to new expectations, new relationships, new responsibilities, and new versions of ourselves.
That is why I specialize in working with teens and adults ages 13–39.
Common Themes of Growth:
school pressure • anxiety • friendships • family • confidence • identity • emotions • boundaries • growing independence • figuring out where you fit • experimentation
career changes • relationships • parenthood • loss • community • boundaries • purpose • sense of self • bigger picture
college • professional identity • uncertainty • dating • social life • moving • expectations • identity • figuring out adulthood • responsibility • grief
You don’t have to wait until life feels unbearable to ask for support.
Therapy can also be for the in-between…when something feels off, something is changing, or you simply want to understand yourself better.
Online Therapy Throughout Massachusetts
Support That Can Go Where Life Takes You
GlowUp GlowTogether provides online therapy for teens and adults ages 13–39 located throughout Massachusetts, allowing you to meet virtually from a private space that works for you.
Whether you are living at home, adjusting to a new environment, building your career or navigating an unexpected chapter, your support can remain part of your routine as life changes around you.
Afternoon + Evening Appointments Available.
What Starting Therapy Looks Like
Reach Out
Schedule a free 15-minute inquiry call at your convenience. You don’t need to know what you are going to say – I will be there to talk through it with you.
Connecting
During the call, we'll chat briefly about what has been going on and what support can look like.
Start Where You Are
No perfectly organized story or clear explanation required. Come as you are, and we’ll make a plan together.
FAQ About Online Therapy in Massachusetts
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Yes. I provide virtual therapy for teens and adults ages 13–39 who are located in Massachusetts at the time of their session. Online therapy allows you to meet from a private space that is convenient for you, whether you live near Boston, elsewhere in Eastern Massachusetts, Central or Western Massachusetts, or another part of the state.
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I specialize in therapy for teens and adults ages 13–39, including high school students, college students, and adults navigating their 20s and 30s.
Many of the people I work with are dealing with anxiety, overthinking, stress, relationships, self-esteem, identity, school or career pressure, and major life transitions.
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I support clients with:
Anxiety and overthinking
Depression and low motivation
Stress, burnout, and overwhelm
Self-esteem and confidence
Relationship challenges and boundaries
Identity and self-discovery
School, college, and career transitions
Grief and loss
Parenting and family changes
Major life transitions and uncertainty about what comes next
You do not need to know exactly which category fits before reaching out!
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Yes. I provide online therapy for teens ages 13 and older throughout Massachusetts.
Teens may come to therapy for anxiety, school stress, friendships, family relationships, confidence, identity, bullying, emotional overwhelm, or simply needing a trusted space to talk through what is happening in their lives.
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Absolutely. Parents and caregivers are welcome to reach out.
We can talk about what you have been noticing, what kind of support you are hoping to find, and whether I may be a good fit for your teen.
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Yes. A large part of my practice focuses on young adults in Massachusetts navigating college, graduation, work, relationships, independence, identity, and the pressure to figure out what comes next.
You might be doing well on paper and still feel anxious, stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure of yourself. Therapy can give you a place to slow things down and figure out what actually feels right for you.
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Online therapy can be a helpful option for many people experiencing anxiety, stress, relationship concerns, and life transitions.
Our work may include evidence-based approaches such as CBT and DBT, along with mindfulness, creativity, and self-expression. We will tailor therapy to what you are experiencing and what feels useful to you.
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No. You do not need to arrive with a diagnosis. Just knowing you would like some support for what you are going through is enough of a place to start.
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You do not have to wait until something becomes a crisis.
If you keep thinking about it, it is affecting how you feel or function, or you simply want support making sense of what is happening, therapy may be worth exploring.
A free 15-minute inquiry call can help us determine whether working together feels like a good fit.
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My approach is warm, collaborative, practical, and individualized.
I use evidence-based approaches such as CBT and DBT and integrate mindfulness, creative arts, and self-expression. I do not believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. Together, we will focus on understanding your experience, building tools that actually fit your life, and helping you feel more confident navigating what comes next.
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Therapy for Massachusetts clients is currently offered virtually.
Sessions are conducted by secure telehealth, which can make therapy easier to fit around school, work, commuting, family responsibilities, and changing schedules.
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Yes. I offer afternoon and evening availability for virtual therapy, which can be especially helpful for teens, college students, working professionals, and families balancing busy schedules.
Availability can change, so the best way to check current openings is to schedule a free inquiry call.
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I am an out-of-network provider. My private-pay rate is $250 per 60-minute individual therapy session.
If you have out-of-network benefits, I’m happy to provide a superbill that you can submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement.
Please feel free to reach out with any questions about fees or getting started.