Yes! All services at Bear Path Psychology and Wellness, L.L.C. are offered remotely via telehealth throughout New Hampshire (NH) and Massachusetts (MA).

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Yes, Dr. Kelemen is accepting new clients as of July 1, 2026.

This first visit is about 60-90 minutes, and starts with a warm introduction followed by a thorough discussion and assessment of your needs. This assessment is very important and helps to develop clarity and understanding of what is going on and what may be most helpful for you. Toward the end, Dr. Kelemen brings it all together and offers an initial conceptualization and you collaboratively discuss what the plan will look like going forward. If you would like to move forward with therapy, Dr. Kelemen will get you scheduled, typically for the next week.

That is entirely dependent upon what you need and what your preferences are. There is no "one size fits all." Most therapy sessions are about 55 minutes. After the initial evaluation, you and Dr. Kelemen will come up with a plan that works for you.

Yes! Dr. Kelemen offers a couple of evening appointments most days. Please call or send a message to discuss your needs.

Yes, Dr. Kelemen offers a full range of psychological services for those managing overweight and obesity. Dr. Kelemen offers Bariatric Pre-Surgical Evaluations for those who are pursuing bariatric surgery. He also provides one-on-one behavioral support for those who are struggling with weight loss, as well as treatment for those who may be experiencing issues with binge eating, night eating, general overeating, or worsening mental health or quality of life concerns related to the experience of living with obesity or difficulty managing weight. Please check out the Weight & Wellness page for more details.

It is derived from the name of the street Dr. Kelemen lived on for many years, and he always found it quite meaningful. Depending on which source you find most interesting, a bear can be symbolic of many things, such as inner strength, healing, solitude, and resilience, to name a few. As a psychologist, Dr. Kelemen sees his work as an opportunity to help others connect with their strengths, live consistently with their values, and lead their own path to wellness.

Yes, absolutely. All communications between you and a psychologist are confidential, with some exceptions of course. The limitations to confidentiality are always discussed at the start of your first visit. Please let Dr. Kelemen know if you are ever concerned about your privacy.

New Hampshire and Massachusetts.

No, services are only offered to individuals.