I’m Dana Goldberg, PsyD, a licensed psychologist and the founder of Stillpoint Psychology. I started this practice as a place for reflection; a still point in the noise of everyday life where you can slow down, get curious, and come back to yourself.

My approach is rooted in the idea that therapy isn’t only about solving problems; it’s about understanding what it means to be human in this particular moment of your life. Many people arrive feeling detached, uncertain, or simply out of rhythm with themselves. Together, we pause long enough to notice what’s been overlooked; the emotions held quietly beneath the surface, the stories that have shaped you, and the patterns that are ready to shift.

I work with adults and couples who are navigating anxiety, transitions, questions of identity, and disconnection in their relationships. My practice often draws those who are reflective by nature; people searching for depth, authenticity, and a way to feel more at home in their lives. I also specialize in supporting men as they explore emotional fluency and self-understanding, as well as individuals in creative fields who are balancing expression with the need for stability and meaning.

Therapy at Stillpoint Psychology is a deliberate pause in a fast-moving world; a place to slow down and return to what feels real. Clients often describe our work as steady, honest, and grounding. The goal isn’t perfection or constant progress, but congruence: living in a way that feels aligned with who you are and how you want to move through the world.

My approach is rooted in humanistic, existential, and interpersonal traditions, emphasizing authenticity, curiosity, and collaboration. I also draw from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and narrative perspectives when they meaningfully support the work. Sessions are conversational and intuitive rather than structured or mechanical. Instead of chasing quick solutions, we stay with what feels most alive in the room; exploring the patterns, emotions, and moments of insight that allow genuine change to unfold.

I’m a licensed psychologist trained at William James College, with more than a decade of experience working with adults, couples, and creative professionals around questions of meaning, identity, and connection. Before founding Stillpoint Psychology, I worked in community and college settings that shaped my belief in therapy as a space for depth and honesty. I have a particular interest in men’s emotional health and in supporting those who are drawn to reflection, growth, and more authentic ways of living.

Outside of my practice, I’m often immersed in music, philosophy, and the quiet spaces that allow for deeper thought. Those moments of stillness are where I reconnect with the same curiosity and presence I invite my clients to bring into the room.

If you’re ready to slow down, reflect, and begin making sense of what’s been stirring beneath the surface, I’d be glad to meet you in that process.

📞 Call: (617) 299-0082
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📩 Email: info@stillpointboston.com