Therapists in Bucks County, PA

Do you struggle with trusting others or with feelings of not being "enough"? Do you experience negative, unhelpful thought loops? Therapy is an invaluable space where you can begin to investigate all the parts of yourself and begin to heal and thrive. I specialize in treating adults with anxiety, depression, and symptoms of PTSD, particularly resulting from interpersonal trauma, through attachment focused EMDR. I will hold space for your pain and help you connect to the best version of self. I can help you to increase your sense of calm, decrease anxious and depressive symptoms and change unhelpful beliefs and thought patterns.

After working for over 40 years as a psychotherapist/psychoanalyst I welcome patients who are ready to do in depth work in psychotherapy and find lasting change. Psychoanalysis is an extraordinary opportunity to enrich your life, find the person you were meant to be, and experience the contentment and joy that you have been missing. Whether you are looking for marriage/couples counseling, dealing with personal issues or feel unsatisfied with brief therapy you've experienced, my patients find me to be warm, kind, insightful, accepting, and supportive. My group practice Works with both adults and children. www.faulknertherapy.net

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who is passionate about working with individuals and families as they navigate different transitions throughout their lives. I value my relationships with my clients and focus on providing them a safe space to open up and feel heard. Looking at ourselves and making changes for the better can be a very difficult thing to do, therefore, I make sure to approach therapy with my clients in an authentic, direct, and collaborative way.

Have you ever felt, "Why is this happening to me, I don't know who I am anymore!" Constant worrying, low mood, relational challenges, and life transitions can wear you down. Simultaneously, navigating multiple cultural contexts can challenge your values and world views, often creating dissonance about who you are. Within the mindful space of therapy, I can help you examine the nature of your worries, the frequent blues, your existing thinking style, responses to people and the world around you. Through collaboration, I can offer alternative ways of thinking and responding to challenges, and help develop an effective coping toolkit.

My approach to therapy begins with meeting the individual where they are in their lives and creating a safe, non-judgmental space to work on identifying strengths and challenges. I have worked with a diverse group of individuals with a variety of concerns, such as anxiety, depression, relationship and family struggles, stress management, substance abuse, and issues relating to the LGBTQIA+ spectrum. As a former Division I & professional athlete, I have a special interest in working with competitive athletes. I incorporate strengths-based, solution-focused, motivational interviewing, CBT, & ACT therapeutic models within my practice.

Having had the experience of working with people of all walks in life, one of my favorite parts of counseling is getting to know you as a person, the whole you! My goal in counseling is to work with each individual to help connect their mind-body-spirit (as you define it) in helping them to improve their overall wellness. The joy of counseling is finding what works for you which is why I tailor counseling to each individual, while working to help you identify your own strengths that can help you overcome the challenges that life has to offer.

I feel that every client, along with their family or loved ones, processes and copes with adversity, trauma, and mental health issues differently. It is important that I build a strong, therapeutic rapport with my clients in order to create a more comfortable environment for vulnerability. Through building a therapeutic relationship based on mutual empathy and rapport, healing and working through difficult issues can happen! Working with the LGBTQIA+ identifying community is a huge passion of mine, including community outreach. You are safe and loved here, regardless of who you are, how you identify, where you come from.

Are you experiencing anxiety, depression, life transitions, relationship issues, or feeling held back by past experiences? Do you feel like something is missing in your life or that you need to make important connections or breakthroughs to live your life more fully? Do you feel stuck in the past, afraid to live your life, or lack of motivation? Do you feel like low self esteem or insecurity are holding you back? Are there unresolved issues in your relationships with your parents or your partner? We can focus on what you need to break the patterns and move forward. Please visit my website for details. - Frank Thewes, LCSW.

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.

I especially enjoy supporting young adults who may be in transition or seeking clarity on the impact of the past on their current lives. They may be struggling with symptoms of grief, loneliness, depression, anxiety, co-dependency, or just a sense that something is off. My ideal client may have a specific goal in mind or might have a desire to be heard.

As an empathetic therapist, I understand that reaching out for help can be daunting if no one is available. I also believe that asking for help can be overwhelming. I will meet you right where you are and help you to find solid solutions to your problems. I also understand the importance of implementing a treatment plan with obtainable goals and creating a therapeutic relationship.

Hello...I'm Lianna (Lee-on-uh). I'm a clinical psychologist who works with young adults (21+) who suffer with ADHD, anxiety, depression and who are navigating identity challenges. I have experience working with LGBTQ+ youth and adults, specifically those who identify as trans, nonbinary and genderfluid as well as their caregivers. I work with young adults who are experiencing failure to launch out into the world whether that be an inability to choose their career path, or an inability to apply to or finish university. I teach skills, techniques, and set actionable goals so my clients can get closer to reaching their potential.

If you are worried about your child or teenager, if school is getting difficult or they are shut down or explosive at home... I can help. I have been working with children and families for over 30 years. My focus is to help you become happy, good, supportive parents. I work with the children to help them mature, trust, and communicate, and the parents to help them understand the needs of their children. I have a great deal of experience with divorce, co-parenting, conflict, developmental needs, sexuality issues, and learning challenges.

You need someone who understands that life is hard! At Life Giving Counseling Services we create a safe and comfortable space for you to tell your life story by providing a personal connection with someone who will walk alongside you during this part of your life journey. We aim to serve you with a genuine experience of support and care while inviting you to personal growth. We know that growth and change can be scary and seem impossible, so allow us to motivate, excite, and inspire you to live out your most authentic life. You are not invisible or forgotten. Choose LGCS to be seen, heard, and known.

Thank you for your interest in our counseling services! We bring a personable, down-to-earth, insightful and inviting approach to our work with individuals, couples and families. We value helping people move from "feeling stuck" in unhealthy relational patterns to experiencing greater freedom in their personal lives and relationships. Clients benefit from setting aside focused time to understand what drives these patterns via the lens of attachment needs. Thinking through and verbalizing new and different ways to engage in healthy relationships within the context of a safe, supportive and therapeutic environment can be invaluable.

My ideal client is someone who is committed to wanting better for themselves . I provide an open and honest space so my clients feel safe especial clients who suffer from trauma , depression and anxiety .

Tony Lloret is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Pennsylvania who has been practicing since 2014. He has a Master's Degree in Clinical Counseling/Psychology from LaSalle University. Tony can help guide and support his clients to see their inner strengths and abilities, to help empower them, and to make positive changes in their lives. Outside of work, Tony enjoys film, music, and sports. He is a musician and plays guitar and piano.

I can't say that I have an ideal client, as every client presents with their own unique set of strengths and challenges. I find myself drawn to clients whose lives have been significantly negatively impacted by the systems they belong to. Aiding clients with the tools and resources to work on breaking those generational cycles of trauma or poverty, is one of the most rewarding experiences I can have as a therapist. I truly believe that all clients have the ability to overcome whatever challenges they may be experiencing and achieve their personal goals. My only job is to help them develop the tools to do so.

I am a therapist with a strong desire to help support and guide you towards growth and healing, one conversation at a time. I use a client-centered approach, which allows me to meet you where you are in your journey, to then create an individualized plan to meet your needs. Using this approach allows me to create a unique therapeutic relationship with each person I work with.