A person sitting calmly in a sunlit green field

Now accepting new clients · Online

The familiar can

feel

inevitable.

You may understand a pattern and still find yourself caught in it when the moment arrives. What happens in that moment can become part of the work.

Group & individual psychotherapy in Greater Boston

Relational · Identity-Affirming · Psychodynamic

ARCpractice

A person sitting calmly in a sunlit green field

Now accepting new clients · Online

The familiar can

feel

inevitable.

You may understand a pattern and still find yourself caught in it when the moment arrives. What happens in that moment can become part of the work.

Group & individual psychotherapy in Greater Boston

Relational · Identity-Affirming · Psychodynamic

ARCpractice

A person sitting calmly in a sunlit green field

Now accepting new clients · Online

The familiar can

feel

inevitable.

You may understand a pattern and still find yourself caught in it when the moment arrives. What happens in that moment can become part of the work.

Group & individual psychotherapy in Greater Boston

Relational · Identity-Affirming · Psychodynamic

ARCpractice

About the practice

Therapy grounded in an understanding of people in context.

Therapists attentive to recurring emotional and relational patterns, especially as they emerge in the present.

Two people making bread
Two people making bread

Our approach

01

People make sense in context

We understand patterns in the context of history, relationships, identity, culture and circumstance.

02

Patterns become visible in the present

We pay attention to what repeats, especially as it happens in emotions and relationships.

03

Understanding is not the endpoint

Insight matters, but change can also come from experiencing familiar moments differently.

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Our services

Two ways of noticing

what repeats.

Group and individual therapy offer different ways of noticing familiar patterns as they happen.

Our Therapists

Therapists with a

shared approach.

ARC Practice was founded by Louis Arcudi, LMHC, MBA, who leads the practice and continues to work directly with clients. The practice is intentionally small and growing selectively, bringing together therapists with distinct areas of focus and ways of working within a shared clinical approach.

Louis Arcudi Headshot
Louis Arcudi Headshot

Professional Services

For therapists

working relationally.

Call or email ARC Practice to ask about leading a group, part-time clinical work, or supervision. Louis Arcudi will follow up within 48 hours.

Request a consultation

Begin with a

conversation.

Call or email ARC Practice to request a consultation. Louis Arcudi will follow up within 48 hours to schedule an initial call. You do not need to prepare—we'll start with what brings you here and talk through the possibilities.