Dr. Kristen Mulcahy, PhD (She/Her)

Dr. Kristen Mulcahy, PhD (She/Her)

Clinical Director

Dr. Kristen Mulcahy is the Clinical Director of Cape CBI. She earned her PhD in Clinical/School Psychology from Hofstra University. Trained and supervised in Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) by leading experts in the field at the Bio-Behavioral Institute in New York, Dr. Mulcahy developed a specialty in OCD and related disorders.

Dr. Mulcahy has written and presented across the country at conferences held by the International OCD Foundation (IOCDF), the Anxiety Disorders Association of America (ADAA), and the World Congress on OCD. She has presented locally at McLean Hospital, Martha’s Vineyard Hospital, Butler Hospital and in collaboration with Walden Behavioral Care on topics ranging from CBT, OCD, Trichotillomania, as well as eating disorders including Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID). Dr. Mulcahy has appeared as an expert in her field on several television shows including Boston 25 News48 hoursChronicle, and The God Squad.

Dr. Mulcahy has also created and launched the first comprehensive iPhone app, Live OCD Free, designed to guide both child and adult OCD sufferers through Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP). Research, conducted by Butler Hospital, showed Live OCD Free significantly improved outcomes for OCD sufferers who used the app as a self-help tool.

In 2017, Dr. Mulcahy launched the ASPIRE coaching and later a hybrid residential program at Cape CBI for adults with Autism and other special needs, which later expanded into a hybrid residential program in Centerville, MA.

A firm believer that everyone can learn and grow through all struggles to become the very best versions of themselves, Dr. Mulcahy continues to reinvent herself to grow and expand the services of Cape CBI to best serve her Cape Cod community and beyond.

Stacey Glick, M.S., LMHC (She/Her)

Stacey Glick, M.S., LMHC (She/Her)

Clinician

Stacey earned her master’s degree in Counseling Psychology at Northeastern University. She is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) with extensive experience working with clients of all ages in outpatient clinics, behavioral programs, as well as home and school settings.

Trained and experienced in all CBT approaches, including Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Stacey places a strong emphasis on mindfulness to alleviate symptoms associated with OCD, anxiety, depression, and trauma. She has training in yoga therapy and enjoys incorporating this into her work with individuals as well as groups. Stacey has also been trained in the Gottman Method, an evidence-based approach to couples counseling. Through this method, Stacey helps couples transform destructive cycles into hope and healing.

Stacey is passionate about helping clients to identify their core values and take action that will lead to lasting change and fulfillment.

Cindy Burke

Cindy Burke

M.S. - Clinician

Cindy earned her Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling with a concentration in Trauma Studies from Cambridge College in Boston. Cindy spent many years assisting persons with developmental and behavioral challenges. She worked for the State of CT Department of Developmental Services before relocating to MA in 2016. Cindy works with clients of all ages. She sees play therapy, art therapy, music therapy and pet therapy as very useful tools in helping youth and adults reach their goals. She incorporates meditation, mindfulness and gratitude in her approach. Cindy is invested in meeting her clients where they are and in helping them achieve their mental health goals.

 

 

 

Tanya Frenking

Tanya Frenking

Master’s Student in Clinical Psychology - Intern

Tanya is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology at UMass Dartmouth, with the goal of becoming a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) and eventually continuing her studies in a PhD program. She earned her Bachelor’s degree from Coastal Carolina University, majoring in National Intelligence and Homeland Security with minors in Sociology and Psychology.

Her passion for mental health and trauma recovery was ignited through her volunteer work at the Myrtle Beach Rape Crisis Center, leading her to further her education in these critical areas. As a research assistant at UMass Dartmouth, Tanya contributes to forensic psychology and research on sexual assault, trauma, and mental health. She has a particular interest in anxiety disorders and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), focusing on evidence-based treatments that help clients effectively manage and reduce symptoms.

Tanya takes a holistic approach to mental health, striving to meet clients where they are and empowering them to take control of their healing process. She is a member of Psi Chi, the international honor society in psychology, and previously served as vice president of the Gamma Phi Beta Sorority. In addition to her academic and professional pursuits, Tanya is a devoted mother to a 4-year-old, one of 11 siblings, and is married to a US Army veteran.

 

Janell Burley Hofmann

Janell Burley Hofmann

Intern

Janell Burley Hofmann is an author, speaker and consultant focusing on the intersection of technology, relationships, systems, health, and well-being. Creator of the original iPhone contract and author of iRules: What Every Tech-Healthy Family Needs to Know About Selfies, Sexting, Gaming, and Growing Up (Rodale, Inc.), Janell is a recognized leader in digital mindfulness, digital parenting, and intentional tech use. She founded the Slow Tech Movement and iRules Academy to support families, professionals, school communities and individuals in building healthy and meaningful lives on and away from their screens. . 

Janell holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication and Media Studies and a Master’s Degree in Critical and Creative Thinking and is currently completing her licensure in mental health counseling as a clinical intern at Cape CBI. A seasoned speaker, she has presented at TEDx, SxSW, YPO events, and international summits. Her work has been featured in The New York Times, Good Morning America, NPR, and BBC News. Janell also works in crisis mental health for The Samaritans of Cape Cod & The Islands, a 988 Lifeline Center. 

Janell has raised her five children on Cape Cod where they have lived for over twenty years.