Therapists in Quakertown, PA

Jennifer is a Licensed Professional Counselor who has been practicing since 2015. She graduated from Millersville University with a Masters of Science in Clinical Psychology. Jennifer believes the foundation for effective therapy is a strong therapeutic relationship. Because of this, she enjoys taking the time to really get to know you as a person to begin to build a foundation together. She works together with you to learn your needs and goals in order to select the most appropriate interventions for your unique needs.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor with more than 15 years of experience working with adults (ages 18 and older) and specializing in substance use disorders, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorders, and general life stressors. I believe that everyone deserves the chance to truly be heard in a nonjudgmental, caring, safe environment, as well as to be happy and content in their lives, and I would like to listen to your individual needs and help you accomplish your goals so that you can reach a place of peace and joy in your life.

Are you looking for a counselor to partner with you to work on your emotional and mental health? Do you feel most comfortable with a conversational and non-judgmental environment to work on concerns related to life change, anxiety, communication, or loss? My practice offers this approach and environment to help you through the everyday, while allowing you to learn coping skills and techniques for your lifetime. Part of self-care is learning to take time for improving you....is that time now? If so, I would love to be a part of your journey!

Therapy is about connecting with and formulating a safe relationship to explore and address your concerns through the therapeutic process; empowering you to achieve your goals becoming happier and fulfilled in your relationships, life, and yourself. I want to assist you with achieving whatever solutions and/or life changes you are looking for in a safe and open environment.

Struggling with your teen? At your wits end? Feel like you have tried everything and still nothing has changed? Is your teen smart and pretty, but somehow she doesn't see herself the same way? He's doing ok in school but, could be doing much better? Is she hanging out with kids who are bad influences and, not applying herself? Is your teen making poor choices and seems to lack confidence? I can help.

Hi, I'm Koti. I have 13 year of experience across multiple treatment settings, life challenges and diagnoses. Through evidenced based interventions with strengths and compassion focused care, I can help you navigate the situations and symptoms you have been struggling with. Common techniques/interventions I employ in treatment are through the lenses of Motivational Interviewing, Mindfulness, CBT (self-monitoring, behavior activation, cognitive restructuring), ACT and Solution Focused frameworks. I use a collaborative approach and welcome feedback about what is and is not working so I can better support you.

For over 35 years, I have worked collaboratively with individuals and couples who are navigating life transitions and challenges in search of reduced stress, healing, and growth. Through the use of empowering, supportive, solutions-focused strategies, I specialize in personal and relationship improvement with an objective of finding resiliency, joy, and meaning in life as well as creating loving, supportive relationships. Navigating the difficult waters of divorce and supervising other therapists are areas of specialty, in addition to couples counseling, parenting coaching, and conflict management in interpersonal relationships.

Hello! My name is Maria and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and Board Certified Behavior Analyst with over 20 years of experience. I believe in a collaborative approach while also providing direction as needed.

Welcome, my name is Sierra Thompson and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with a Masters Degree in Clinical Counseling, specializing in trauma. I have years of experience working with adult and adolescent populations. My experience in the field has been comprised of private practice and community behavioral settings.

Hello, I'm Marjorie, an experienced clinical social worker, licensed in the states of Pa. and NJ. My specialties include working with adolescents and adults from varied backgrounds, identities, and cultures who suffer from symptoms of depression, anxiety, or mood disorders. There may be times when you are struggling with relationships and/or are overwhelmed with anxiety or depression which is interfering with your personal or work life. Together, we will identify your particular patterns that aren't working for you and find goals you would like to reach. Collaboration and mutual respect underlie all my work.

Barbara Haines is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Pennsylvania who has been practicing since 2005. She has a BA in Literature from Brown University, a Masters in Social Work from Roberts Wesleyan University, and Registered Play Therapist training from Family & Play Therapy Center. Barbara's practice style focuses on supporting clients of all ages in developing and using their own agency to meet their challenges. Barbara has clinical experience in Child Welfare and Early Intervention.

Tori Capps is a Licensed Professional Counselor. She has a Master of Arts Degree in Counseling with concentrations in Trauma Studies and Child/Family Therapy from Arcadia University. Tori is a Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor with a Certification in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, with over 4 years specializing in substance use disorders/addictive behaviors, PTSD, anxiety, and depression. She has over 7 years of experience as a domestic violence counselor.

Are you perceiving your sensitivity as a detriment in your life? Have your uniqueness and neurodivergence been used against you? I am here to help you make that shift and remove each layer of fear that has been planted in you and has led to chaos and lack of acceptance. Evidence-based practice modalities along with holistic approaches can help you regulate your nervous system, learn more about your emotions and manage depressive symptoms to find the opportunities to grow in the process.

Dr. Meera Khan (she/her) is a South Asian cisgender woman. She received her B.A. from Rutgers University and her M. A. and Psy. D. from La Salle University in clinical psychology. She is a member of PSYPACT and can provide telemedicine in at least 32 states. Dr. Khan is committed to applying third wave CBT practices such as principals of ACT, DBT and Mindfulness-based CBT to her clinical practice.

My therapeutic approach utilizes a Narrative perspective while blending Cognitive and Mindfulness models. I use these perspectives to tailor a wellness plan that fits your needs. I emphasize expression and a holistic approach.

There are times in life when people will seek counseling because they feel disconnected in their relationships, are struggling with difficult situations and emotions, or long to live a life that feels meaningful, satisfying, and authentic. My approach begins with the belief that individuals are resilient and may benefit from utilizing their strengths to increase their resiliency. I can assist in attaining lifestyle balance, developing healthy coping skills, recognizing your priorities and problem-solving.

My counseling experiences over the years have been incredibly enriching and meaningful. I am continually moved by the varying degrees of challenging life experiences that we are all tasked with navigating and the ways we attempt to cope, gain insight from, and hopefully transform our adverse circumstances. I’ve had the opportunity to assist a diverse range of clients in both inpatient treatment and outpatient therapy settings. Within these programs I’ve helped clients address anxiety, depression, grief and loss, trauma, academic challenges, relationships, identity changes, sexuality, and general life stressors.

To others it may seem like you've got it all together, but on the inside you're spinning out of control. Panic randomly punches you in the chest, taking your breath away, and you can't focus on anything else other than how to make it stop. You are consumed by trying to keep up with everyone else since they seem to have it all together, but you can barely function through the day. You feel like an awful mom because you are lashing out on your kids and hating the daily monotony instead of "embracing the joy of motherhood." You feel like you are failing your partner because somewhere along this journey you just lost yourself.