Older adolescents
Support for older adolescents navigating anxiety, OCD, attention and executive-functioning difficulties, emotional intensity, perfectionism, and developmental or academic transitions.
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A Boston-based private practice — Lily Konowitz, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist.

§ 02 — Approach
People come to therapy for many reasons — persistent anxiety, difficulty managing emotions, a sense of being stuck, or wanting to approach a particular part of life differently. Therapy offers space to understand the patterns contributing to distress and to develop practical tools for responding to them.
§ 03 — Index
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Method
Dr. Konowitz's therapeutic approach is grounded in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and integrates principles of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy. She believes therapy is most effective when it is collaborative, individualized, and active.
Together with her clients, she explores the patterns that contribute to distress while building practical, evidence-based strategies that foster greater psychological flexibility and support movement toward what matters most.
§ 05 — Who
Support for older adolescents navigating anxiety, OCD, attention and executive-functioning difficulties, emotional intensity, perfectionism, and developmental or academic transitions.
Therapy for clients managing academic pressure, independence, relationships, uncertainty, identity development, perfectionism, or feeling disconnected from their goals.
Evidence-based guidance for parents responding to anxiety, selective mutism, behavioral challenges, emotion-regulation difficulties, and executive-functioning concerns.

§ 06 — Practitioner
Dr. Lily Konowitz is a licensed psychologist with experience across private practice, schools, hospitals, and community mental health settings. She earned her Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Boston College and completed clinical training at Cambridge Health Alliance and Harvard Medical School.
Her style is thoughtful, collaborative, and practical. She works to create a space where clients feel understood while also being supported in taking active steps toward meaningful change.
§ 07 — Colophon
Practice information
§ 08 — Begin
An initial virtual consultation offers an opportunity to briefly discuss what you are looking for, ask questions about treatment, and determine whether working together may be a helpful next step.