Sexual Health and Healing, LLC

02/20/2026

📣 Meet Our Clinicians:

Terry Burch, MA, LMHC

Mr. Burch (Terry) is passionate about helping others reach their potential. During his more than 25 years of experience, Terry has been helping people build meaningful relationships, resolving conflict, and empowering people to express themselves in their own authentic way. He will work with you at your pace to determine your goals and most importantly to find a balanced and fulfilling path to reach those goals.

For Mr. Burch's full bio and to see our services, check out our website : https://sexualhealthandhealing.org/our-team/

02/19/2026

📣 Meet Our Clinicians :

Dr Susan Ott, Ph.D

Dr. Ott (Susan) is a Clinical Psychologist licensed in Massachusetts and has been providing therapy since 1995. Her approach begins with respecting you, your goals, and your understanding of the issues that are getting in your way. She then uses mindfulness, CBT, and DBT techniques to deepen that understanding. Her objective is to arm your strengths; then work together to build effective steps to meet your challenges and move forward with your goals. She is also an experienced risk evaluator and treater of those with risky sexual and violent behaviors.

For Dr Ott's full bio and to see our services, check out our website : https://sexualhealthandhealing.org/our-team/

02/18/2026

📣Meet Our Clinicians :

Dr Michele Waldron, Psy.D, CST, PMH-C

Dr. Waldron (Michele) would like to help you meet your goals and to feel like your behaviors and emotions don’t manage you. Her hope is to help you feel more connected to yourself and the important people in your life. She takes a collaborative and education-focused approach to assist you with meeting your goals and feeling a more authentic sense of self. She is LGBTQA+ informed and an ally. She seeks to advocate for sexual health and empowerment. She utilizes mindfulness, CBT, and DBT approaches with her clients. Her approach is trauma-informed and works with clients’ strengths.

For Dr Waldron's full bio and to see our services, check out our website : https://sexualhealthandhealing.org/our-team/

02/17/2026

📣Who We Are:

We are a team of clinicians who help people heal from sexual trauma and toxic relationships. Our mission is to support sexual health across the lifespan with empirically validated education and treatment. We employ diverse therapeutic methods to help people reduce sexual shame and build authentic relationships. We value diversity and welcome BIPOC, LGBTQ and neurodiverse individuals. We are open to working with people of all political affiliations (conservative to liberal).

Visit our website for more information on our services : https://sexualhealthandhealing.org/

02/14/2026

02/13/2026

Betrayal in a romantic relationship can feel earth-shattering. When the person you trust most violates that trust—through infidelity, deception, secret addictions, emotional affairs, or other breaches—it can leave deep emotional wounds. For many, this experience goes far beyond “feeling hurt.”

Read our new blog post today : https://sexualhealthandhealing.org/partner-betrayal-trauma-definition-signs-and-the-path-to-healing/

Dr Michele Waldron runs a women's group for Betrayal Trauma - contact us today to learn more https://sexualhealthandhealing.org/contact/

02/11/2026

Every couple argues. Conflict isn’t the problem—how you handle it is.

In fact, healthy conflict can actually strengthen a relationship. It builds understanding, deepens trust, and creates opportunities for growth. The key is learning how to “fight fair” and reconnect afterward.

Read more in our new blog post:
https://sexualhealthandhealing.org/resolving-conflict-in-couples-how-to-fight

Contact us today to learn more: https://sexualhealthandhealing.org/contact/

02/05/2026

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01/08/2026

Are your emotions controlling you?
Inclusive class to teach skills for understanding, managing, and responding to emotions in healthier ways.

09/17/2025

Joining a pelvic pain support group can be a really helpful step—both emotionally and practically.

Why Join a Support Group?
1. Emotional validation: It helps to connect with others who “get it,” reducing feelings of isolation.
2. Sharing coping strategies: Members often exchange tips for pain management, navigating medical care, or handling relationships.
3. Education
4. Encouragement: Community support can motivate you to keep advocating for your health.

Email admin@sexualhealthandhealing.com
for more information and to sign up!

08/28/2025

Support groups can be a wonderful resource to find others that may have similar experiences to you. This can help people feel less isolated, have somewhere to share their story, and have people support and validate one another and what they are going through. Many find the feeling of community in these groups helps them to feel better about their health mentally, emotionally, and sometimes physically too.

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