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Psychiatry and therapy in Greater New England.

Visit our Acton office or meet by telehealth from Massachusetts or New Hampshire. We also offer care for people affected by cancer.

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Our approach to care

We view therapy as a collaborative journey, where we partner with you to navigate life's challenges. We understand that you are the expert on your own life, and our role is to listen attentively and support you every step of the way.

Our services include medication management and psychotherapy, complemented by a compassionate focus on the unique challenges faced by cancer patients. We value the interconnectedness of mental, emotional, and physical well-being, integrating strategies that honor all aspects of your health and lifestyle to support a fulfilling life.

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Meet our founder, Nina Abelowitz

Nina Abelowitz, ANP-BC, PMHNP-BC, founded Three Rivers Mental Health with a background in adult medicine, oncology and psychiatry. She is dual board-certified and previously practiced in oncology at Massachusetts General Hospital. Her experience caring for her mother through breast cancer also informs her focus on mental health support for patients and caregivers.

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What to expect

You are the expert on your own life

Nina explains why your story, questions, and goals come before any recommendation—and how care changes when something is not working.

"Our role is to listen attentively and support you every step of the way." — Nina Abelowitz, founder.Film · 2 min
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Treatment-resistant depression

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)

A non-invasive treatment designed to help when antidepressants have not brought enough relief.

TMS sessions take 3 to 19 minutes. You remain awake and can return to your usual routine afterward. Our team provides treatment throughout the course and handles insurance authorization.

Learn more about TMS

Need more support than weekly therapy?

Our Virtual IOP is an intensive outpatient program for adults living with cancer, and for the people caring for them. Live video groups three mornings a week, from home, across Massachusetts.

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How to become a patient

  1. 1

    Tell us what's going on

    Share what you'd like help with, how you prefer to meet, and your insurance. The form takes about three minutes.

  2. 2

    We review your request

    Our team reviews your needs and matches them with the appropriate service and an available clinician.

  3. 3

    Meet and make a plan

    Your first visit is time to tell your story, ask questions, and decide on next steps together.