Kinsey & Associates

Mental Health Counseling

In-Person and Online Therapy
Boston, Massachusetts

We are here to help.

Therapy for Individuals, Couples, and Groups

We are available for in person appointments, and we respond to all inquiries.

We know that finding the right therapist is hard.

Schedule a free, 15-minute, phone consult to see if we are a good fit.

All are welcome. We do not discriminate based on gender, sexual orientation, race, creed, or religion.

Who We Are

We are mental health counselors who combine different approaches to meet your individual and/or relationship needs.

We offer a non-reactive ear and a compassionate, informed, and honest perspective to help you find the truth. We are professional in our boundaries, philosophical in our outlook, kind in our approach, humble in our assessments, honest in our vulnerability, and firm in our push toward healing and growth. We are humanists, and we specialize in relational, humanistic, evidence-supported counseling.

  • Lee Kinsey

    PhD, LPC-S, LMHC, Certified Sex Therapist

    Dr. Kinsey combines modern sex therapy practices with expert relationship counseling.

    About Dr. Lee

  • Ellen Wood

    MS, Post Masters Clinician Working Toward Licensure

    Ellen works with adults and couples, individually and in groups.

    About Ellen
  • Eric Rosin

    Eric Rosin

    MA, Doctoral Student Working Toward Licensure

    Eric works with adolescents, adults, and couples, individually and in groups.

    About Eric

  • Maddy Hudson

    Practice Administrator

    Maddy helps clients pair with the right therapist and file out-of-network claims with insurance.

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Mental Health Services

We can meet you in person in Boston or via Telehealth throughout Massachusetts.

We are equipped to address many different issues including depression, anxiety, relationship concerns, trauma, ADHD, mood and personality disorders, among others.

  • The trust and authenticity of a compassionate and goal-oriented counseling relationship can be hugely beneficial. We adapt evidence-based and human centered practices to meet your specific needs. Call us to learn more about how therapy might help.

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  • Couples therapy and relationship counseling is designed to address problems within the dynamic between people. Relationships of all kinds can be difficult to establish and maintain. The human need to connect is powerful and of primary importance to our physical, mental, emotional, social, and sexual health. We help relationships weather storms and deepen their intimacy.

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  • We are currently offering two groups for adults - one group for partners recovering from infidelity and another group for women focused on women’s sexual health.

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  • There are many things that can separate people from a sense of personal power, causing them to constantly battle against fear and anxiety. We work with people who are recovering from the betrayal of infidelity, the horror of rape, and the stolen potential of childhood sexual abuse.

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  • Sex therapy is a specific type of psychotherapy that helps people address problems in sex. At some point in their lives, most people experience disruptions in sex and need a little help to address them. Dr. Kinsey integrates sex therapy and relationship counseling to provide a comprehensive approach.

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“There is no remedy for love but to love more.”

— Henry David Thoreau

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Do you need to be married to go to couples therapy?
Do you need to be married to go to couples therapy?

While the term "couples therapy" may suggest that it is exclusively for married couples, individuals in all types of relationships can benefit from this form of therapy.

What’s the difference between a sexologist and a sex therapist?
What’s the difference between a sexologist and a sex therapist?

When it comes to seeking help with sex or intimacy, understanding the distinctions between sexual health professionals is key.

4 Tips On How to Prepare for Couples Therapy
4 Tips On How to Prepare for Couples Therapy

If you're considering couples therapy for the first time, it's natural to feel a mix of emotions—from hope and anticipation to nervousness or uncertainty. To make the most out of your experience, here are four tips to help you prepare for your first couples therapy session.

Can meditation help with depression?
Can meditation help with depression?

Meditation can be an effective skill for treating depression. And it’s a skill that we can all acquire with a little focus and effort.

Anxiety – When To Seek Help
Anxiety – When To Seek Help

If you believe you have been dealing with anxiety for a while now, here are some telltale signs that it’s time to seek help.

Leaning on self-care to help manage anxiety
Leaning on self-care to help manage anxiety

When it comes to anxiety, a little self-care can go a long way to keep things in check.

Is in-person therapy the right choice for you?
Is in-person therapy the right choice for you?

Despite the growing acceptance of online therapy, in-person therapy remains desirable due to several critical aspects.

When is the right time to begin sex therapy?
When is the right time to begin sex therapy?

Starting sex therapy can be a pivotal step towards improving your sexual health and overall well-being. But when is the correct time to see professional help?

How to select a good couples therapist
How to select a good couples therapist

Selecting a good couples therapist is an important first step towards addressing relationship challenges and fostering the positive change you seek.

Does marriage counseling always work?
Does marriage counseling always work?

Couples facing challenges in their relationship often turn to marriage counseling for help. Does it always help?