Meet Gina Anton, MA

Therapist for Anxiety, Disordered Eating & Life Transitions in Massachusetts

Note: Gina is accepting new clients (14+) for in-person therapy in Boston and virtual across Massachusetts.

You might be someone who shows up for others, strives to do everything “right,” and still feels disconnected from yourself. Maybe you’ve spent years people-pleasing, achieving, or adapting to what was expected of you — and now you’re not quite sure what you want or how to make decisions that feel aligned with who you are.

I work with adolescents (14+) and adults navigating anxiety, perfectionism, disordered eating, body image concerns, identity development, grief, and major life transitions. Many of the clients I support struggle with self-doubt, conflict avoidance, and feeling untethered from their sense of self.

Anxiety often intensifies during periods of change — starting college, ending relationships, questioning identity, grieving a loss, or stepping into a new chapter of life. Grief doesn’t only follow death; it can emerge through pet loss, estrangement from family, relationship endings, job loss, or shifts in identity and belonging.

I’m especially passionate about working with LGBTQ+ clients and offer an affirming space where identity exploration can unfold at your own pace. My goal is to create a space where you don’t have to defend or explain who you are — you can simply be.

    • Eating disorders

    • Body image

    • Anxiety

    • Grief

    • LGBTQ+ support

    • MA in Mental Health Counseling, St. Edwards University

    • BA in Political Science, Texas State University

    • Working under the supervision of Jana Ross while I pursue independent licensure

  • I draw from Internal Family Systems (IFS) and parts work, attachment-focused and relational frameworks, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and somatic practices to help you reconnect with your body, values, and inner wisdom. You can reach more about some of those approaches here.

Get the support that’s right for you.