Liz Coolidge is the Coordinator of Fenway’s LGBT Family & Parenting Services and Coordinator of the Alternative Insemination Program. She has worked at Fenway since 1996. She received her BS from Boston University in 1974 and her MA from Lesley College in 1987. She was certified in Family Systems Therapy by The Family Institute of Cambridge in 1996. Liz’s clinical interests include Women’s Health; LGBT parenting; considering parenting; group therapy for managing or living with a medical issue or diagnosis; and couple and individual therapy. Liz uses collaborative and empowering approaches to providing health information and services. [Read More]

Dr. Rojas received a BA in Psychology with a minor in Sociology from Providence College. She obtained an MSW in Clinical Social Work from Smith College and conducted her internships at River Valley Counseling Center, The Stone Center at Wellesley College, and Massachusetts General Hospital. She graduated with a PhD in Advanced Clinical Social Work from Columbia University and was a Council on Social Work Education Research Fellow funded by the National Institute of Mental Health. Dr. Rojas conducted her dissertation research on Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, substance abuse, and HIV. Her education and training were in psychodynamic, family systems, relational, and cognitive-behavioral therapy. Upon finishing her doctorate, Dr. Rojas did a Post Doctoral Fellowship at Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health – Mental Health Department.  She also completed the Level III Practicum Training in Gottman Method Couples Therapy through The Gottman Relationship Institute, personally trained by Drs. John and Julie Gottman.  Dr. Rojas then obtained a certificate in the treatment of sex and love addiction through the American Association of Christian Counselors.  Additionally, she has training in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) for the healing of trauma through the EMDR Institute and training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) via The Linehan Institute for the treatment of Borderline Personality Disorder and emotion regulation issues.  Furthermore, she has training in Critical Incident Response through Robert Douglas & Associates. [Read More]

Eduardo Zaidner is a psychiatrist who joined RASI in the summer of 2009. His main interests include the psychopharmacology of depression and anxiety as well as LBGT issues. Eduardo graduated Magna Cum Laude with a BA from Amherst College. He then received his medical degree from Boston University School of Medicine in 2001. Eduardo attained his psychiatric training at Harvard University Medical School/Cambridge Hospital from 2001 to 2005. He was the Psychopharmacology Chief during his senior year at Cambridge Hospital. After finishing his training, he stayed part-time at the Cambridge Health Alliance as a Clinical Instructor in Psychiatry for Harvard Medical School working in Adult Psychiatric Services. He has been an active member of the American Psychiatric Association since 2004 and is a diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, Inc., a member Board of the American Board of Medical Specialties. [Read More]

Dr. Cao specializes in working with individuals who are struggling with relationship issues. Whether they are on new territory looking for love; passionate about a new one; on shaky grounds with a monotonous one; or ending an unhappy one and starting a new chapter, Dr. Cao helps people navigate their ways through the complexities of human love and intimacy, giving them new insights on how to improve their techniques and self-image to reach their goal of finding love in themselves and in others. [Read More]

I specialize in holistic counseling. Together, we will nurture your unique needs and values, and come up with healthy strategies, that will allow you to move forward. My goal is to empower you to achieve small step successes and align you with your highest authentic self, to enhance your overall wellbeing. I will honor and hold your journey with you, as you set out on a transformational adventure. I enjoy sharing the gift of celebration, as I believe it is important to love and cherish all life experiences, in order to experience joy in life. I specialize in personal development, expressive arts therapy, mindful yoga, career alignment, and self-care. My therapeutic approach is person-centered, holistic, and action-oriented. [Read More]

Dr. Sid Mondell maintains a private practice in Downtown Boston at 45 School Street (Old City Hall Building, Downtown Crossing/ Government Center District). With over 35 years experience as a Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Mondell, is currently serving as private practitioner working with a broad spectrum of clients. Dr. Mondell is an interactive, solution-focused therapist. His therapeutic approach is to provide support and practical feedback to help clients effectively address personal life challenges. He integrates complementary methodologies and techniques to offer a highly personalized approach tailored to each client. [Read More]

Rudy Rodriguez is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Professional Certified ADHD Coach (PAAC). He first began working with ADHD children in 1981 and has maintained a private clinical practice in Asheville, NC since 1983. He was diagnosed with ADHD in 1993. As an ADHD adult himself, he brings a very personal understanding of ADHD as well as his clinical experience and coaching expertise. [Read More]

Dr. Ulrich specializes as a child psychologist and she has extensive training in the areas of infant mental health, developmental trauma, attachment based disturbances, relational neurobiology, brain development, child development, and parent child relationships. Based on her extensive training and professional experience, in addition to her real life experience as a mother, Dr. Ulrich provides down to earth, practical parent support and coaching to help parents understand their children, develop strong healthy parent child relationships, and raise children who have the emotional, cognitive, behavioral and relational skills to be successful, happy adults. [Read More]

Good mental health care requires cooperation among all the parties involved – the individual seeking help; close family or friend; psychiatrist and other mental health professionals involved; primary care physician; and other providers of care for the individual’s physical and emotional problems. I am a strong advocate for such a team approach. I believe also that there is great potential for the relationship between physician and patient to become a mutually enriching and rewarding experience. Success in this endeavor requires open communication, mutual respect, and mutual trust. With this in mind, I strive to provide a level of care that will not only meet the needs of the individual and his or her loved ones, but also exceed their expectations. It is my wish that my efforts, in behalf of those seeking assistance, will promote healing, engender hope, and encourage optimism for the future. I greatly enjoy my work in the mental health field, and I feel very privileged to be able to provide psychiatric care. [Read More]