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We are multidimensional beings and as such we are complex in nature. This implies that the combination of biological, emotional, and cognitive processes, and social experiences, make us who we are. My goal is to explore with the client what/why aspects or dimensions of his/her life are being hindered and assess, together, how we can integrate and reframe them in a way that improves his/her sense of wellbeing. The most beautiful gift we can give people is to listen to them carefully. I want to give you the opportunity to speak and be heard, to explore and reflect on your experiences. To create a new narrative and a set of skills.

Discussing your emotions with someone is never an easy decision. I specialize in working with anxiety, and use multiple methods to do so. I also have multicultural familiarity, and have worked well with clients of different backgrounds.

I work alongside my clients to help them move forward and achieve the goals that they have for themselves and to help them live their best possible lives. It is very important to me that I provide a place that feels safe, nonjudgmental, and supportive, which is what helps me work with my clients in this way. The goals that people work on in therapy can involve anything- learning healthier ways to express anger, finding new ways to cope with the effects of past traumas, stabilizing mood episodes (e.g., mania, severe depression), maintaining and establishing sobriery, and more.

I have been in the helping profession for close to 20 years. My goal is to pay it forward. I provide a safe, trusting environment, and free of biases and judgment. I work at a pace that is comfortable for you, and with the hope of helping you find the skills to heal. My specialty is rooted in attachment theory complimented with a holistic, strength-based, and solution-focused perspective. We all tend to cling to the inner child in us, more so when we experience abandonment, rejection, grief, and loss of safety. Let’s recognize these feelings, heal the inner child and give yourself permission to heal in the here and now.

My interest in becoming a therapist was personal, having had my own journey with mental health and throughout my adult life helping friends and family navigate a wide range of challenges ranging from abrupt loss to life-long anxiety and depression. I found that people needed not an expert or directives, but someone to listen attentively and help explore without judgement. While schooling and practice allowed me to build my clinical lens and techniques, I believe the therapist-client relationship remains the most crucial tool in allowing exploration to occur effectively and safely.

Do you have unresolved issues with yourself, in your relationship, or within your family? You are not alone, and you do not need to suffer. I provide therapy to individuals, couples, and families dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, addiction, relationships and more. I will help you heal old wounds, form secure attachments, and develop effective ways of managing your thoughts, feelings, and actions.

My name is Mironda Laws and I have been a Clinical Therapist and a Clinical Supervisor for over 20 years. My ideal client is one who is simply looking to restore balance in their lives through therapy. Have you been feeling overwhelmed and stressed? Have you been diagnosed with anxiety, depression, post traumatic stress or other mental health challenges that make it difficult to cope and live a happier life? You are in the right place.

Peace and Blessings beautiful Beings. I have always been interested in the mental processes of individuals based on biopsychosocial factors. I am passionate about mental health and self-care, providing client-centered and systems approaches. I enjoy working with all ages, but currently focused on adults. I am passionate to assist young adults (18-24) with: career exploration, self-esteem and self-confidence, identity and personal establishment, and development of intimate relationships. I am passionate to assist adults (25+) with: life changes, stress management, boundaries and family and partnership issues.

If you're hurting over relationship troubles, find yourself struggling with the same issues in your marriage or relationship, or feel stuck and confused about how to move forward, I'd like to help you with this. I'm an experienced psychotherapist and professor of clinical psychology with a special emphasis on relationship difficulties. I can help support and guide you through the confusion you're experiencing, the emotions you're struggling with, and the decisions you're confronting. We can work on this together, and I'll help you identify problematic patterns and develop a plan for moving forward in your life and relationships.

Trauma can turn your life upside down. It can lead to nightmares and flashbacks, depression and anxiety, intrusive memories, guilt, and shame. These experiences are common after a traumatic experience and often get better over time, but when they stick around, we call it PTSD. And it can be awful to live with. The good news is that those symptoms don't have to last forever. Treatment for PTSD can be fast (only 2-3 months) and effective, and for those that get treatment, it will be life-changing. Many who complete trauma-focused treatment will no longer qualify for a diagnosis of PTSD after completing treatment.

Living in the moment, creating visions and transitioning, these are parts of me moving forward into private practice. This might also be the reason you are exploring connecting with a therapist. Creating space, occupying it- physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. My practice is grounded in values within transfeminism, abolition and decolonization work. It's important for me to hold space for and bear witness to you exploring your own experiences. These are not easy practices, let's explore what you are looking for in a therapist.

Somatic Social Justice Art, Play, & Hip-Hop Therapist. You are the expert on your life story. My role is to offer guidance when the road gets bumpy - you don't have to navigate life challenges alone. Together, we'll find the best way to approach your individual circumstance. The word "Sankofa" reminds us that it's ok to reflect on the past... in fact, it is one of the bravest things you can do. I creatively incorporate the neurobiology of trauma (brain science) to help you write the life story you want.

As a queer woman, I value affirming and culturally sensitive practices with all clients. I enjoy helping folks navigate identity development (gender, sexuality, expression, culture, transitions, etc.), relationships, oppression, and trauma. I also work with neurodivergent folks and those that struggle with emotional communication.

"I think we can all agree, life is hard! Sometimes the most honest, brave, and difficult thing we can do is reach out for support. Kudos to you for starting this courageous (and maybe scary) process! Needing support does not mean you are weak or broken, it means you are human. My goal as a therapist is to help you feel safe and comfortable bringing your whole, authentic self into our work together. I find using humor, whenever appropriate, helps to disarm fears and facades while building a trusting relationship between client and clinician.

Hill Counseling is committed to helping clients grow. Please click on the link to our website (underneath the profile picture) for specific information as to our specialties and our therapists. We pride ourselves on being able to see clients quickly as we generally have no waiting list. Thank you for choosing Hill Counseling!

There are those who say "life dealt you a hand of cards and you ain't gonna get no more. And it all depends on how you play it". I specialize in natural systems family therapy that says there is a way to beat nature's card game, to beat the dealer. If you know enough about the system, you don't have to be the pawn of the system. Sometimes in life you may feel like you been dealt a bad hand; however, I am here to tell you have the power to make the most of it and to deal with it the best way you can.

Hi, I'm Meghan Morley (she/her/hers). At Cognitive Pursuits we will take a collaborative, strengths-based approach to our sessions to create an environment of growth and healing. This space is meant to allow you to express authentically, seek fulfillment and feel empowered. I have a passion for partnering with athletes to help meet their self-defined goals and would be honored to be a part of your journey. I am a Pennsylvania Licensed Professional Counselor and the owner of Cognitive Pursuits.

Selina is a graduate of Temple University with a Bachelor’s of Science in Exercise and Movement and Master’s in Counseling Psychology at Temple. She is a huge proponent of all things wellness. Selina has a deeply rooted love for her community and the mental health of Black people.