Personalized Therapy for Real Change

Compassionate, expert-led talk therapy for adults in Massachusetts, New York, and Vermont.

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413 Theraworks - Your trusted provider for therapy in the Berkshires and beyond.

At 413 Theraworks, we break down barriers to mental health care. We are committed to providing accessible, non-judgmental therapy that puts your well-being first.

Our team of diverse clinicians shares one mission: to create lasting, positive change in the communities we serve. We are proud to offer compassionate, high-quality care—both in the Berkshires and beyond.

413 Theraworks is a proudly LGBTQ+ affirming practice, where everyone is welcome.

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At 413 Theraworks, our mission is to provide safe, consistent, and evidence-based therapy that empowers individuals to improve their lives, strengthen their relationships, and build hope for the future. We are committed to upholding the highest standards of care, ensuring that every client receives the support and respect they deserve.

- Candace Morey, Founder/Owner

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Depressed or feeling lost?

Feelings of sadness, hopelessness, or numbness don’t have to be experienced alone. Whether you've noticed a shift in your mood or struggled for a long time, therapy offers a safe space to process emotions, rebuild your sense of self, and discover tools to navigate difficult times.

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Workplace stress or burnout?

If you're feeling overwhelmed, disengaged, or unfulfilled in your professional life, you’re not alone. Therapy can help you find balance, address workplace stress, and explore meaningful ways to protect your well-being while striving for success.

What’s holding you back?

Repetitive patterns? Fear? Job dissatisfaction? Toxic relationship? We work with people who want to improve daily life by resolving the core conflicts keeping them stuck.

We believe in the importance of talk therapy because talking works.

What's important to you and what's getting in the way of you doing it? Together, we will explore these roadblocks and find ways to overcome them.

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Life transitions or changes?

Major changes—whether exciting, unexpected, or stressful—can leave you feeling unsettled or unsure of your next steps. Therapy can provide support and clarity as you adjust to events like a career change, parenthood, divorce, moving, or loss.

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Relationship challenges?

Whether you're navigating conflict with a partner, struggling to communicate, or questioning your relationship, couples or individual therapy can help. We’ll work together to identify unhealthy patterns, rebuild connection, and strengthen your ability to support and understand one another.

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Anxious or stressed?

Life can feel overwhelming. Whether it's persistent worry, difficulty managing stress, or struggling with a constant sense of unease, anxiety can interfere with your ability to fully enjoy life. Therapy can help you uncover the sources of your stress, develop healthier coping strategies, and feel more at ease.

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Struggling with self-esteem or purpose?

If you’re questioning your purpose, struggling to feel good about yourself, or wondering who you are, therapy can help you explore your values, beliefs, and goals. We’ll work together to build confidence and develop a stronger connection to your authentic self.

What to Expect:

  • Contact us using the “BOOK NOW” button below or call/text us anytime at 413-353-2515.

  • Our office will reach out to you within 24-48 business hours to confirm your insurance information and availability.

    We’ll then work together to schedule you an intake appointment with one of our therapists.

  • After your appointment is scheduled, we’ll send you a link to our client portal, which has all of our practice policies and intake forms.

    This information helps your therapist prioritize how to best support you during your work together.

  • It’s natural to feel nervous about meeting new people.

    Please don’t stay up all night prepping what you’re going to say in your first appointment. We’ve got at least the first session covered with our intake questions, so no need to come prepared with a list of things to share if you don’t want to.

  • At the end of your appointment, you’ll work with your therapist to schedule your next appointment.

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Meet Our Team

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Meet Our Team 〰️

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    Candace Morey, LMHC, LCMHC

    FOUNDER/OWNER

    Candace practices therapy in MA and VT. She is a trained divorce mediator in MA. Candace additionally offers workplace trainings, speaking engagements, and private practice consultation.

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    Brooke Fox, LMHC, LCMHC

    CLINICAL DIRECTOR

    Brooke practices therapy in MA, VT, and NY. She is a clinical supervisor at the practice and oversees our graduate interns.

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    Lindsey Keating, LMHC

    PSYCHOTHERAPIST

    Lindsey practices in MA. Her specialities are generational trauma, postpartum and grief.

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    Aleceea Ahearn, LMHC

    PSYCHOTHERAPIST

    Aleceea practices in MA. Her specialties are college-aged students and ADHD.

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    Patty Carter, LICSW

    PSYCHOTHERAPIST

    Patty practices in MA. Her specialties are children/adolescents, anxiety, and grief.

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    Sherri McGill, LCSW

    PSYCHOTHERAPIST

    Sherri practices in MA. She specializes in teens/young adults, anxiety, and self-esteem.

  • Carly Wright, LCSW

    PSYCHOTHERAPIST

    Carly practices in MA. Her speciality is children/adolescents.

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    Nicole Anagnos, M. Ed

    GRADUATE INTERN

  • Alvand Hajizadeh, BA

    GRADUATE INTERN