Therapists in Moorestown, NJ

Welcome! I appreciate your willingness to take on this endeavor into the beginning stages of therapy. The therapeutic process is a collaboration and partnership; I work with my clients to discover their most authentic self to be able to live and love whole-heartedly and find their courage in vulnerability. I work with clients in an effort to creatively reach their goals through emphasizing the courage and bravery she/he already possess. I provide a safe, non-judgmental, and nurturing environment that allows you to show up as your authentic self.

As long as you are breathing, there is more right with you than is wrong with you, no matter what is wrong. -JKZ. I am a psychologist licensed in the states of NJ and PA, with more than 20 years of experience working individuals across the lifespan. I have worked with clients with a wide range of challenges including neurodevelopmental disorders, genetic syndromes, medical issues, executive function/attention issues, social/coping/life skills deficits, various anxiety and mood disorders, relationship issues, self-esteem, trauma, LGBTQ+, parenting issues, and life stressors in general.

I help people with hard problems- anxiety, depression, relationships, drug/alcohol problems, Adult Child of Alcoholic (ACOA) issues. I provide therapy that is about growth, self-understanding, and becoming the person that you really are. Many of my patients come to see me at times of change or transition in their lives. Some come for help that is focused, specific, and relatively short-term. For example, many anxiety problems and life transition issues are suited to short-term work.

Welcome, my name is Lauren Emma (she/her) and I am a licensed clinical social worker. I recognize that it takes a tremendous amount of courage to begin therapy. Therefore, my therapeutic practice is focused on providing an empathetic and non-judgmental environment. I have worked in a variety of settings and have treated various populations such as adults, young adults, seniors, and those apart of the LGBTQIA+ community. As a Certified Daring Way Facilitator, I utilize the Daring Way™ model in the therapeutic setting.

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As a professional, I have advanced knowledge and experience in understanding the thoughts and feelings that underlie many issues, especially eating disorders. It helps to recognize any thoughts that may keep you stuck in old behaviors that use to serve you well. It helps to learn new coping skills, to give you the power to move forward.

I work with individuals of all ages to achieve a greater sense of wellbeing. I believe that by learning behavioral skills clients can enhance their capabilities to live the life that they want to live. Our feelings are closely connected to how we perceive situations and if those perceptions are distorted or inaccurate it can lead to feelings of distress including anxiety and depression. By using evidenced based treatments such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy the connection between our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors can be explored to achieve more adaptive and accurate perspectives.

I use a person-centered approach and DBT strategies to identify and move toward resolving the issues most important to you. As a Certified Clinical Trauma Therapist, I provide body-mind interventions to support those suffering with PTSD. I've also helped people with depression, anxiety, bipolar, self injury, and suicidal ideation. The people with whom I've worked have been able to identify hope, learn to cope with stressful situations, find emotion regulation, and extinguish unwanted behaviors .

Dana Vitrano Psy. D. (she/her) knows that her relationship with nature has had a profound impact on her life, and is passionate about helping others develop their relationship to the natural world. Dana received her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University New England, and through her training has come to blend her personal experience of benefiting from nature with her grounding in clinical theory. Through her work as an ecotherapist, she helps others find and strengthen their relationships to nature as a way to support their mental health.

My name is Patricia M. Green and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 35 years of experience with young children, adolescents, adults and families. My Master's Degree in Social Work is from Rutgers University. I specialize in helping individuals, children and families impacted by trauma, depression, abuse/neglect, domestic violence, behavioral challenges, grief/loss, and various disabilities including ADHD, Autism, and Multiple Disabilities. I am Trauma-Focused Trained. I am behaviorally based so clients often learn strategies in sessions to practice, explore and carry over in their daily lives.

Jessica is an Ordained Minister of Pastoral Care and is a Certified Temperament Counselor. She is currently working towards a Doctorate Degree in Clinical Christian Counseling. Jessica has a passion to minister to others experiencing singleness as an adult, trouble surrounding relationships, finances, grief from loss of a loved one, unmet expectations, depression and anxiety, and hopelessness.

I am passionate about helping individuals with medical and mental health concerns. My clinical interests include working with adolescents and young adults and my personal style is collaborative, creative, non-judgmental, and compassionate. I utilize evidence-based approaches (e.g., CBT, ACT, behavioral interventions) and an outcome-focused approach to maximize the positive benefits of therapy. I have specialized training in health psychology and address a variety of concerns including anxiety, depression, sleep difficulties, relationship conflicts, academic stressors, and physical health related challenges.

As an Ordained Minister, Licensed Pastoral Counselor and Spiritual Coach my style is one filled with compassion, warmth and authenticity. I believe in giving people a safe place to let their guard down and be vulnerable, while being heard and understood. I love helping others grow into a deeper relationship with God. I desire to walk along side of marriages & offer them tools to work through seasons of hardship. I long to bring hope to those wrestling with codependency, rejection, loneliness, depression, anxiety, and self-worth. I'm passionate about seeing those in addiction set free and those affected by the addiction healed.

When you reach out for assistance you look for someone who will listen attentively, respond with empathy and understanding of your needs, and expertly guide you towards finding your own unique solutions. Having assisted individuals of all ages through the therapeutic process for many years, I feel I can provide the wisdom and compassion to facilitate your therapeutic process whether you are seeking a short term- solution focused- treatment, or in-depth psychotherapy for yourself, your child, or your family.

Depression causes hopelessness. Anxiety affects work, family, relationships, enjoyment of life's simple pleasures. Exposure to trauma can cause a multitude of symptoms. If you are facing any of these stressors, if you are a survivor of/or witness to trauma, treatment can help. Through cognitive therapy, my clients have learned to overcome depression, anxiety, PTSD. I also treat individuals court mandated for treatment through Children and Youth Services, probation and parole, etc. Additionally I work with adolescents dealing with behavior concerns, referred by schools/families. Family/couples counseling is also available, as well as treatment for psychosis.

I am a clinical psychologist who earned my doctoral degree in Clinical and School Psychology from Hofstra University. I offer a warm space of non-judgment, collaboration, and acceptance. My therapy services incorporate research supported treatment approaches as I actively teach healthy interventions to help you improve communication within relationships, develop healthy thinking patterns, build behavioral and emotional management tools, and better manage the stress and demands of social life, academics, work, and family. My interests include working with adolescents and young adults as they navigate college life and beyond.