Health psychology
Health concerns can reshape routines, relationships, and sense of self. Therapy addresses the emotional, behavioral, and physical impact of illness, with practical strategies for coping, adapting, and living well with a chronic condition.

How therapy can help
Whether you are adjusting to a new diagnosis or have lived with a condition for years, therapy offers a space to process what has changed and build skills for what comes next.
Making sense of a new or changing diagnosis and finding your footing again.
Evidence-based strategies to reduce the impact of pain, fatigue, and poor sleep on daily life.
Skills for nervous system regulation and for easing health anxiety.
Rebuilding confidence, connection, and a sense of identity beyond the diagnosis.
Building sustainable habits that support your health and values.
Finding steadiness when the future feels unpredictable.
Space to grieve losses others may not see, and to find meaning moving forward.
Rebuilding trust and comfort in a body that has changed.
Creating a full, meaningful life alongside a chronic condition.
Conditions often addressed
Dr. Solar has specialized training in health psychology and experience supporting clients with many medical conditions, including those listed below.

Why a health psychologist
Health psychologists are licensed psychologists with specialized training in how thoughts, emotions, behavior, and physical health affect one another. That lens shapes every part of treatment, from understanding how stress affects symptoms to building routines that fit your energy and goals.
About Dr. Solar →Now accepting new clients
In person at two Boston offices and by phone across Massachusetts.