About
Alisha Khoury-Boucher M.Ed., LADC1
Alishia Khoury-Boucher, M.Ed., LADC I, is the owner of Good Day Therapy and Master's level clinician with over 19 years dedicated to helping individuals move through substance use recovery, trauma, loss, and self-doubt with clarity and confidence.
At the heart of her work is a genuine commitment to healing that is both compassionate and grounded. Alishia offers therapy that is thoughtful, honest, and empowering — rooted in empathy while also providing direction. She believes that meaningful growth happens when clients feel heard, supported, and gently challenged in ways that foster real change.
Alishia specializes in addiction and recovery, trauma and PTSD, grief, and self-esteem. She works with adolescents, adults, and older adults navigating life transitions, identity development, and the complex connections between trauma, substance use, and emotional well-being.
Her approach is holistic and individualized. She integrates evidence-based therapeutic methods tailored to each client’s needs, recognizing that mental health, behavioral patterns, and personal history are often deeply interconnected. Clients often describe her style as approachable, authentic, and grounded in both humanity and humor.
Her goal is simple: that each session leaves you feeling understood, more prepared, and with a deeper insight into yourself — even if that progress comes one small step at a time.
Alishia offers flexible scheduling with both in-person sessions and secure telehealth appointments throughout Massachusetts.
Raymond Landry LMHC, LADC1, MA-PGS II
Raymond Landry, LMHC, LADC I, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor providing individual therapy for adults and older adults both in person (in West Springfield) and via secure telehealth throughout Massachusetts. He is also licensed in Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maine, and Vermont. In Massachusetts, he holds advanced certification as a Problem Gambling Specialist (MA-PGS II) and as an ADHD Certified Provider (Evergreen Certifications).
Ray’s clinical work focuses on substance use recovery, problem gambling and behavioral addictions, co-occurring mental health concerns, trauma, grief, self-worth, and life transitions. Ray is a CBT and EMDR trained clincian. His approach is structured, collaborative, and grounded in evidence-based practices, helping clients build practical tools while gaining deeper insight into patterns, emotions, and behaviors.
With a background in addiction counseling and mental health treatment, Ray takes an integrated approach that recognizes the connection between trauma, behavioral health, and long-term recovery. He works to create a therapeutic space that is direct yet compassionate — balancing accountability with understanding.
Clients often appreciate his steady, grounded style and his focus on measurable progress. His goal is to support individuals in developing clarity, resilience, and sustainable change in both their personal and professional lives.
In addition to his clinical work, Ray serves as Clinical Supervisor at Good Day Therapy, supporting the practice’s commitment to ethical, high-quality care.