Women's Issues Therapists in Exton, PA

I am a Clinical Doctor of Social Work and Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I have been a practicing therapist in the mental health field for 25 years and have experience working in partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient and outpatient settings. My training, clinical experience and clinical practice covers a wide range of psychological issues including Depression, Anxiety Disorders, Relationship Issues, Women's Issues , Adjustment Disorders, Adoption Issues (Focus - Adult Adoptees and Adoptive Parents), Grief and Loss, Separation and Divorce, Trauma, and Eating Disorders.

We all need to be heard. We all need someone who can sit with us and truly hear our story. I believe therapy is a collaborative process in which we work together to address the challenges and changes you may be facing. For 26 years, I have been working with people just like you--people who need someone to listen, support and engage. People who need a dedicated time and safe place to step out of the chaos of life and sort through their stress and struggles. People who are seeking self-awareness and supportive feedback.

Every day, I sit with women just like you. Women who are struggling. Women who are trying to cope with intense grief, devastating pregnancy loss, the roller coaster of infertility, the anxiety of pregnancy after a loss experience and the challenges of the NICU experience. Every day I support individuals who are managing difficult relationships and trying to cope with overwhelming life transitions.

Are you feeling overwhelmed by the everyday tasks in your life? Is your anxiety stealing your happiness? Do you feel disconnected or isolated from those around you? Are you facing women related issues such as pre or postnatal anxiety or depression? You deserve to be the best version of yourself -the version of yourself that can handle whatever life throws at you. With a focus on women's transitional issues, I can provide support and techniques for you to gain the control back in your life. Collaboratively we can explore your stress and work towards solutions to help you feel less anxious and more fulfilled.

If you struggle with distressing emotions, find yourself repeating unwanted behaviors, or feel just plain stuck: welcome. You're not alone and you're certainly not without any help. I aspire to guide individuals seeking confidence, clarity, and a resolute sense of self. In our work together, you can discover that you have the innate qualities of a leader to navigate anything in life, including the challenges you are currently facing.

As a therapist, I work with adolescents, adults, and couples who are seeking healthier relationship with self and others. We will work through the ups and downs of life, discuss past and current trauma, identify healthy coping skills instead of unhealthy addictive behaviors, and how to understand the sexual self in and out of relationships.

Whether you are considering therapy for the first time due to a recent event or have been engaged in treatment for years, I understand the importance of finding the right therapeutic fit. I am a LCSW and have provided therapy in both outpatient and inpatient settings for 10 years. I utilize Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy skills to help individuals think about and engage with their worlds in the most helpful way possible, Whether responding to specific life stressors, mood disorders, or struggles with self-worth, self-esteem, or body image.

Hey there! My name is Molly. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Pennsylvania. I believe that a strong therapeutic relationship is the foundation for making progress in therapy and that’s why I strive to be the relatable therapist that you're comfortable spilling your guts to. I have experience working with many populations in various settings such as outpatient counseling, hospitals and in the emergency room where I provide assessments, level of care determinations and referrals to patients who present with acute psychiatric and substance abuse disorders.

My primary focus is clients with intense levels of depression, anxiety, and mood issues. I run an intensive outpatient group for individuals who were recently inpatient for suicidal thoughts or attempts, or people struggling and trying to improve their life before things become so bad that they need to go to a hospital. I also see clients individually for trauma therapy. I am a certified traumatic brain injury therapist, and have extensive experience working with individuals suffering from post-concussive issues.

In a safe, comfortable and supportive atmosphere, I offer a holistic, highly individualized approach tailored to your needs in order to help you attain personal growth and awareness. Together we will work to create an experience where you feel empowered and on a positive path to mind, body, and spiritual wellness. Through collaboration, you will be able to reconcile and understand your past loss/traumas/relationships, overcome your challenges/patterns to live in the present, and make changes so you can grow into your true potential.

Whether you are interested in healing hurts from long ago or simply dissatisfied with the current state of life, therapy can help you learn to embrace, with joy and gratitude, the messiness of the human experience. I help clients cultivate the tools they need to live a more confident life, take risks, and find the wisdom and sweetness in painful experiences. Being a therapist is a privilege, and I am very grateful to be able to provide a nonjudgemental space and connect with others in such a meaningful way.

Megan’s biggest passion is serving as a sounding board for those in need of unconditional support, validation, and acceptance. Her philosophy is that every person is of unique value and capable of great change. She believes strongly in the process of change, helping others navigate that path, and encouraging others to find hope. Megan is specialized in three areas: addictions, trauma and relational/ marital conflict. Megan enjoys doing individuals, couples and family work and being a guide through the process of mending and repair. Experience in marriages/ separation/divorce/coparenting/children adjusting to change/ relationships.

I am a licensed therapist who sees individuals with mental health and/or substance use issues. When I began studying social work its philosophy resonated deeply with me as strengths-based with dignity for all. Social justice issues have recently been occupying a more prominent (long overdue) role in many conversations; I support the dismantling of systems of oppression in its many forms, and am supportive to clients if they choose to engage with these topics, whether or not they wish to bring them to the therapy space.

I work with children through adults who are dealing with various challenges in life. This includes: anxiety, depression, obsessions and compulsive behaviors, impulsivity, inattentiveness, anger, emotion dysregulation, picking/pulling behaviors, social skills, body image, confidence, and life stressors. My therapy style is encouraging, accepting, and goal oriented. I provide an outlet for individuals to share emotions and strengthen resilience. I highlight individuals’ self-worth, guide them through completing tasks, while helping them learn to live a values-based lifestyle.

Brad High, LPC Brad High is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Pennsylvania who started practicing in 2003. He has an Undergraduate Degree from Ursinus College and a Graduate Degree from Immaculata University. Brad believes in utilizing Motivational Interviewing along with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to help people learn appropriate coping skills, so they are able to function more freely in everyday tasks. In his spare time, Brad enjoys being with his wife and kids, watching any kind of sports, and being involved with local church.

The teenage years are the most vulnerable, exciting, and growing years of a young person’s life. Self discovery can often yield low self esteem, independence can easily shift to rebellion, and a slow maturation process often creates impulsive decision making. And when a parent’s warnings and worries don’t seem to have an impact on the teenager’s course, or when it feels too heavy to carry alone, it’s helpful to have another guiding force to help. Through counseling, an adolescent can feel understood, begin to understand themselves, and learn to understand and accept their role in the family and society.

Welcome! Typically, I work with clients who are struggling with traditional behavioral health concerns such as anxiety, depression/grief, stress, relationship concerns & life transitions. As a trained health psychologist, I also work with clients who are struggling with issues such as sleep disturbance, high blood pressure/cholesterol, migraine/tension headaches, pain & newly diagnosed illness. For some, there is an intersection between physical & emotional health. When this is the case, I welcome collaboration with any treating specialists. I find that clients are best served when providers work together for your benefit.