The Child and Family Wellness Center

The Child and Family Wellness Center Providing mental health services to families and children in Boston, Saugus, and Springfield. Our approach goes beyond traditional counseling.

Rooted in community and culture šŸƒāœŠšŸ¾šŸ§ , we offer flexible and accessible individualized care that considers each individual and family At The Child and Family Wellness Center, we nurture the mental and emotional prosperity of our communities. As a fully licensed behavioral health clinic, we are at the forefront of addressing the mental health needs of the Boston, Saugus, and Springfield communities

, focusing on cultural sensitivity and comprehensive support. Our clinic offers culturally competent services tailored to meet the diversity and identities of our clients, including in-home therapy, outpatient counseling, and therapeutic mentoring. These services are carefully designed to provide accessibility and flexibility, helping clients overcome mental health challenges and achieve personal growth. We emphasize the importance of understanding each client's cultural background, making our treatments not only effective but also culturally attuned. Our team of over 30 specialized clinicians and mentors brings a wealth of knowledge and empathy to their work to acknowledge and account for each individual and family's unique needs, cultural backgrounds, and identities. We believe in the power of community and continuously work to strengthen the bonds within families and between different societal segments. Through our dedicated work, we aim to create a ripple effect of wellness that spreads throughout our community, enhancing the lives of everyone we touch. Your mental health is our priority. We strive to make a difference in the lives of individuals and families. Let us show you the power of a compassionate, professional approach to mental health care

What’s happening Boston? šŸ‘€You don’t know? šŸ¤·šŸ¾ We got you covered 😌Here are a few events happening around Boston this mont...
05/15/2026

What’s happening Boston? šŸ‘€
You don’t know? šŸ¤·šŸ¾
We got you covered 😌

Here are a few events happening around Boston this month to help you get outside, connect with community, and enjoy the city ✨

is hosting the MBK Youth Summit on May 29th - 9AM at the Bruce C. Bolling Building. Expect food, a keynote speaker, entertainment, panel discussions, and more!
is hosting a Kite & Bike Festival on May 16 from 12–4 PM at Franklin Park Playstead. Open to all ages with kite making, food trucks, activities, and outdoor fun.
Looking for something fun to do with the community? šŸŽ¶
is hosting a Community Block Party on May 29th at 4 PM with games, music, performances, prizes, and more!

05/13/2026

For Black men, many of these stigmas are generational, passed down without question, but you are more than what you provide and you don’t have to fit into society’s box of manhood. Vulnerability is strength, and breaking the silence is where healing begins. At TCFWC, we create space for Black men to be seen, feel, and be supported. What would it look like to unlearn the silence? šŸ‘‡šŸ¾

Children don’t always say ā€œI’m struggling.ā€Sometimes it looks like…shutting down,big reactions to small things, not cari...
05/07/2026

Children don’t always say ā€œI’m struggling.ā€

Sometimes it looks like…shutting down,big reactions to small things, not caring about what they used to love

We call it behavior… but a lot of times, it’s communication.

BIPOC kids deserve support that sees beyond the surface.

Early support shapes everything.

At TCFWC, we help kids and families build emotional awareness and safe spaces to grow.

If you’ve been noticing changes, trust that.

Mental Health Month… but let’s talk about access.For Black and Brown communities, it’s never just been about feelings. I...
05/04/2026

Mental Health Month… but let’s talk about access.

For Black and Brown communities, it’s never just been about feelings. It’s about
finding care that truly gets you,
navigating systems that often don’t,
and being told to ā€œstay strongā€ instead of being supported.

Mental health is health. Period.

Hey caregivers… come here for a second.You’re doing a lot.You don’t have to hold everything together all the time.What y...
05/01/2026

Hey caregivers… come here for a second.

You’re doing a lot.

You don’t have to hold everything together all the time.

What you do matters. But so do you.

Take a breath. This is your reminder.šŸ’œ

The pressure to always be strong is real. But strength doesn't mean suffering in silence. šŸ’›Black men carry weight that i...
04/28/2026

The pressure to always be strong is real. But strength doesn't mean suffering in silence. šŸ’›

Black men carry weight that is often invisible, racial trauma, provider pressure, grief with nowhere to go, and a world that rarely asks "are you okay?"

And when they do reach out? The systems aren't always built for them.

That changes when we talk about it.

At TCFWC, we don't just talk about it. We show up with real help, real resources, and real people who get it.

04/24/2026

Showing up is the biggest support you can give a caregiver.
They carry a lot and don’t always know how to ask for help.

Caregivers, what you do matters. And you deserve care, too.šŸ’œ

Don’t just ask what you can do. Just show up.

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Your nervous system notices the season changing,  even when you don't. 🌱A spring reset doesn't have to be a total overha...
04/21/2026

Your nervous system notices the season changing, even when you don't. 🌱

A spring reset doesn't have to be a total overhaul. It can be one small routine that tells your body: I'm paying attention to myself.

More sunlight. A little more movement. A moment of quiet.

What's one thing you're calling back in this season? Drop it below. šŸ‘‡šŸ¾

World Semicolon Day: Your story is not overA semicolon is used when an author could have ended a sentence, but chose not...
04/16/2026

World Semicolon Day: Your story is not over

A semicolon is used when an author could have ended a sentence, but chose not to. 🩷

You are the author.

If you're in a hard chapter right now, we want you to know: You are not alone. This is not the end. And there are people who want to walk with you through what comes next.

; — your story continues.

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Boston, MA
02136

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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