Dana Goldberg, PsyD(He/Him/His)

Dr. Dana Goldberg is a licensed psychologist based in Boston, MA. He works with adults and couples who want a deeper understanding of themselves and their relationships. Many people seek Dana’s work not because they are in acute crisis, but because something feels off—internally, relationally, or in the direction their life is taking. His clients often include creatives, artists, and professionals in music and arts-related fields who value reflection, yet find it difficult to slow down within demanding careers.

Dana views therapy as a place to step out of autopilot and look closely at what is unfolding in real time—emotionally and relationally. From an existential-humanistic foundation, he helps clients examine the meanings they’ve constructed, the roles they’ve adopted, and the ways they may be organizing their lives around unspoken fears or expectations. Drawing from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), and narrative approaches, he supports clients in recognizing patterns and responding with greater clarity and intention.

Dr. Goldberg earned his PsyD from William James College and is the founder of Stillpoint Psychology, a private telehealth practice serving adults across Massachusetts. He has particular experience in men’s emotional health, identity development, and relationship dynamics. Clients often describe his style as thoughtful, steady, and direct—creating space for reflection while also encouraging meaningful change.