Therapists in Philadelphia, PA

I love my work! I have been a psychotherapist, coach and workshop leader in Philadelphia for 30 years. I have treated clients from all walks of life with a wide range of mental health challenges. I have been informed and inspired by each. My life - professional and beyond has been enriched as I walk with a client on the journey to confidence and well being. I use many techniques, but my focus is on building a strong and confident sense of self. I believe that this is the best foundation for coping with emotional stress, resolving problems and fulfilling goals. My clients' success supports my own sense of self. Its a win win!

My personal experience migrating to the U.S. from East Africa has allowed me to learn the nuances of navigating two cultures while trying to explore my own identity. The long-term social and emotional implications of this can make it difficult to safely explore and develop an identity that feels true to who you are. My goal is to encourage self-compassion and help resolve the inner conflicts you may have about yourself and the world. I provide therapy to adults of all backgrounds who are experiencing: anxiety, depression, life transitions, bicultural/multicultural identity, codependency, and mood disorders.

You have taken the first step toward healing and personal growth. Courage comes from knowing ourselves and loving each imperfection. Working together, we will walk on the path of healing and explore the pain and challenges that have brought you here. As a Licensed Professional Counselor with 20 years of clinical experience, I can help equip you with helpful resources to become empowered when facing difficult circumstances in life.

Bourne ANEW, a consultation service founded by Kenn Bourne, a Philadelphia-based social worker, provides curated interventions and valuable skills to Black boys and young men, so they may have a fair shot to lead the purposeful lives we all need them to. Black bodies are complicated and intersect many systems. Until now, this overlooked population has been forced to seek healing in therapeutic spaces that have not yet adapted to intersecting modalities of healing.

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.

Are you, your child, or your partner struggling with video games, social media, online pornography, or another form of technology? At the Center for Technology Wellness, we are committed to helping people develop healthier relationships with technology so they can feel fulfilled when they use technology and when they don't. If you are tired of the constant scrolling, isolation, fights, and lack of control - we are the place for you.

With the many challenges in our society, people often feel overwhelmed and misunderstood in their individual and family lives. Stacy Sebro Counseling Services is a private practice that focuses on helping people to work through their problems in a safe, non-judgmental environment. Family life, work, school and the community may present difficulties that can discourage people from achieving their potential. My mission is to help people find solutions to their problems, thereby empowering them to find fulfillment in their lives and become productive members of society.

Do you want to have a deeper understanding of your emotional style and how it affects your personal and professional relationships? I use a cognitive approach to therapy, which is effective in helping clients improve their understanding of themselves. My goal is to provide you with a safe and honest environment in which to do this work. Take the first step to more effective living by understanding how patterns of thoughts affect your emotions and actions -- and what to do about it.

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.

Jane Raimondi is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) who has 10 years of experience working with with adults, adolescents, couples, and families. Jane's specialties include relationship issues, depression, anxiety, life transitions, trauma, and substance abuse/recovery issues. She completed her Master of Arts (MA) in Clinical Counseling Psychology with a concentration in Marriage and Family Therapy at LaSalle University.

Carly Stanton LPC, MT-BC, is a trauma-informed therapist who through her nonjudgemental, empathetic, and authentic presence creates a safe place for you to share your story. She has experience in the areas of: anxiety, depression, adult ADHD, isolation, relationship issues, women’s issues, OCD, life transitions, career challenges, trauma, adolescents, and more.

It is a mystery as to why things happen to us. It becomes even more complex as to how we will heal. Sometimes the emotional pain can become too difficult to get through alone and we often seek additional help. Whether you're suffering from a loss of a loved one, a marital conflict, stress, anxiety, or even PTSD, there is still hope. I believe that true healing comes from healthy attachments to self and others, meaningful mind-body connections, and by gaining better control over your thoughts, emotions and physical being.

Hi! I am Joanie McCollum, a Pa. Licensed Clinical Social Worker, born, raised and working in Philadelphia. I have been in the mental health field for the past 35 yrs and began my journey after starting psychotherapy for myself.

"Accepting new clients" Are you struggling with stress that is creating anxiety, depression, conflicted relationships or job stress? I can help. I provide a safe and supportive environment to uncover limiting beliefs and behaviors that are preventing you from living your optimal life.

I know asking for help can be hard, especially if you identify as Black, Brown, or Immigrant. Your decision to seek help from a Therapist is a sign of courage and self-awareness, not weakness. If you are feeling "stuck" or constantly fear the worse thing happening, have experienced or witnessed traumatic events, or having difficulty in a romantic or professional relationship, I can help. Our therapeutic relationship will help you gain awareness for life events and generational patterns that are influencing present day concerns. You will also develop new coping skills to feel more at peace and confident in your daily life.

Whether you are exploring therapy for the first time or have had prior treatment, the initial contact with a therapist can be daunting. Feel free to contact me to discuss how therapy may help and if I am the right therapist for you. I would be happy to spend some time on the phone to answer any questions you may have as well as to help you decide whether or not to set up an initial appointment.

I specialize in guiding people through life transitions, moments of reevaluation and readjustment. This may include recovering from trauma, addiction, grief, spiritual crisis, or just the emotional turmoil and sense of upheaval that comes after unexpected events, or when moving between life’s stages. I also focus on relationships and attachment issues, navigating the complex entanglements of family, friendship, and romantic relationships, and on creating more safe, healthy, intimate, and loving relationships.