Board Members and Staff

Jeremiah Gibson, LMFT, CST — Executive Director
Jeremiah Gibson is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist at the South Shore Family Health Collaborative in Quincy, a private practice devoted to serving couples and families in South Shore. Jeremiah is also a certified sex therapist through the American Association for Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT), and provides couples and sex therapy at the South Shore Sexual Health Center in Quincy. His professional interests include couples and families with young children, couples and sexuality, and religious/spiritual issues; he is the co-host of the podcast Sexvangelicals. Jeremiah enjoys singing and playing guitar, writing, traveling, and connecting with other Massachusetts therapists.

Rick Hendricks, MA, LMFT — Board President (term ends 2023)
Rick Hendricks seeks the connection in all things leveraging the system to impact the individual and society. He works in the VA as a Deputy District Director, and has been a systemic psychotherapist in the VA, worked in private practice, and community mental health doing intensive in-home family therapy. This followed his retirement from the U.S. Army. Rick has served on numerous boards and volunteer organizations serving in various leadership positions desiring to use his privilege in service to others.

Mike Lynch, MA, LMFT — Board President-Elect (term ends 2023)
Mike Lynch, LMFT received his MA in Clinical Psychology from Anitoch University Los Angeles in 2009.  He provides integrative treatment grounded in existential psychotherapy to individuals, couples, families and groups of most ages, identities and populations and currently runs a private practice in Burlington, MA called Men's Center New England focused on treatment-averse men.

Jessie Lane, M.Ed, LMFT — Secretary (term ends 2025)
Jessie Lane is a licensed marriage and family therapist who leads a small group practice on the South Shore of Massachusetts where she supports professional development, provides outpatient therapy to families, couples and children, and co-creates policies and procedures to increase treatment efficacy and clinician well-being. She is a member of The World Professional Association for Transgender Health and is an advocate for access to quality medical and mental health care within LGBT communities.

Jason Neely, PhD, LMFT — Treasurer (term ends 2025)
Jason Neely has been working in the world of autism and developmental disabilities for about 20 years. He has worked with individuals, couples, and families in various therapeutic contexts. Currently, he works at the May Institute in the Children’s Services Division.

 

Rachel Blum Cantone, MA, LMFT — Board Member (term ends 2025)
Rachel Blum Cantone is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who serves families, couples, and adults in her Cambridge, MA based private practice. She specializes in adoption related issues and trauma. Rachel graduated from Antioch University Seattle and has worked in community mental health in the states of Washington and Massachusetts.

 

Donna Harris-Richards, LICSW, CST — Board Member (term ends 2024)
Donna is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker and AASECT Certified Sex Therapist, Couples Therapist and Family Therapist specializing in sexual health and intimacy, couples therapy, and family therapy. Donna has been practicing as a therapist since 2002, and currently owns and operates her private practice, Sex and Couples Therapy, in the charming seaport city of New Bedford, MA. where she utilizes a systemic therapy approach with individuals, couples and families. Born and raised in New York City, her professional, real-world experience in the arts and business for more than forty years has given her a broad, unique range of experience. Donna enjoys recording her growing podcast, and is also a professional musician and avid long-time fan of world travel.

Emma Vukelic, MA — Board Member (term ends 2025)
Emma Vukelic is a Masters Level systemic therapist who graduated in 2020 from William James College with a Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling and emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy. Utilizing a systemic, strength-based approach, Emma has worked and collaborated with individuals, couples, and families across different levels of care. Currently, Emma works as a behavioral health crisis clinician at Advocates in Framingham, MA. 

 

Amanda Sheehan, LMFT — Continuing Education Program Director
Amanda Sheehan graduated from Springfield College in 2014 with her M.Ed in Marriage and Family Therapy. Amanda has worked in various settings and now currently has a small private practice in Longmeadow, MA where she sees children, families, and adults.

 


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