Meet Lucy Myers, MA
Therapist for Anxiety, Athletes & Disordered Eating in Massachusetts
Note: LUCY is accepting new clients (16+). Please reach out to schedule a free consult call.
Hi, I'm Lucy (she/her). I work with adolescents and adults who spend a lot of energy worrying about whether they're doing enough, making the right decisions, or measuring up to expectations. Maybe you're hard on yourself, find it difficult to slow down, or feel like your relationship with food, exercise, or your body has become another source of stress.
I’m especially drawn to supporting clients who feel pressure around performance and their identity — maybe that’s athletes, high-achieving students or professionals — and they need a space to slow down. I also offer Walk & Talk Therapy to give clients the option to take therapy outside when moving and talking side-by-side feels like a better fit.
Before becoming a therapist, I was a collegiate athlete, a background that deeply informs my work today. My athletic experience gave me firsthand insight into the demands that often come with achievement-focused environments. Paired with my graduate clinical training, this experience has shaped my passion for helping clients build a more compassionate relationship with themselves.
Outside of the office, I enjoy reading, coaching local youth sports, finding hidden treasures at the thrift store, going to concerts, photography, and spending time outside whenever I can.
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Eating disorders
Body image
Athletes & relationship with movement
Anxiety
Life transitions
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MA in Mental Health Counseling, Boston College
BA in Psychology, Oberlin College
Working under the supervision of Jana Ross while I pursue independent licensure
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I bring a calm, down-to-earth presence to therapy and believe that you know yourself best. Our work together is collaborative and guided by what matters to you, whether that means talking through something difficult, exploring patterns, or figuring out what might help you feel less stuck. There's no pressure to have everything figured out before you start.
I incorporate CBT, DBT, and ACT. You can read more about some of those approaches here.
Get the support that’s right for you.