Therapists in Roxborough, Philadelphia, PA

I am a proud DC native and a Licensed Mental Health Therapist (LGPC). I specialize in creating a safe space where people can be heard, seen, and validated. My mindset is to help clients listen to their inner voice (thoughts) concerning how they feel (emotions). I have a talent for working with people who struggle to find their voice, understand their path, identify their struggles, and seem lost in who they want to be. I work with a variety of clients from all different backgrounds. I conduct individual, couples, family, and adolescent therapy. I work with clients on various issues to assist them in their healing journey.

If you're scrolling therapists on this website, you're probably curious about therapy and if it can be a benefit to you. Experiencing anxiety, depression, anger, stress are all part of the human experience, but sometimes it can become too much and we can no longer do the things we want to do because of these symptoms. If you're looking for someone who won't BS you with 'pinterest therapy', will take the time to listen and deeply understand your issues, and work with you as a team to address and resolve them, then we will be a good fit for each other.

I am a strength based, future-foused clinician who facilitates therapy as an experiential process. I enable clients to access their own personal history of learnings and achievements while guiding them to create future memories of success. I incorporate mindfullness, hypnnotic zone exercises, and solution-focused/strategic therapies to help clients become smart enough to know when to stop thinking. What-iffing, Why-ing, and Self-Criticizing clients are welcome to experience a peak performance therapy that allows them to access, reconnect with, and be their best self. I also work extensively with athletes, corporate professionals, and performers.

As a health services professional, I use a trauma-informed and culturally aware approach to assessment, treatment planning, and interventions. My background providing behavioral health services in schools, psychiatric hospitals, residential treatment centers, psychological services clinics, and outpatient mental health centers allows me to connect to clients with a variety of mental health needs. My goal is to provide quality behavioral health care to those who are in needs to redefine and change their lives.

Many of us are living through experiences that keep us in a state of depression, deep sadness or idleness. These feelings are not always easy to identify because they are deeply rooted in our character and in our minds. I aim to assist people to find clarity and to gain confidence, aligning them with the life they desire. I primarily support teenagers, college-aged students and graduate students presenting with social anxiety. My focus is in helping clients develop problem solving skills, manage stress, sharpen the way they navigate negotiations within interpersonal relationships and many other life strategies.

My ideal client is motivated, trusting, energetic, curious, ambitious and solution-oriented. Therapy is a relationship exercise in which both the therapist and client work together to explore issues, success's, barriers, and accomplishments. The ideal client will have an end in mind which aligns with them leaving the therapeutic experience healthy and in a better state of being.

To be alive is to deal with life’s adversities and complexities. My goal is to simply create a safe space for others to come talk about what is going on in their lives and the experiences that are shaping them. Therapy is about you and should be designed to meet your unique needs within the guidelines of confidentiality and ethical practice. I would like to partner with you in a effort to help you address the feelings, thoughts and experiences that are adversely effecting your life. I practice a combination of evidenced-based theory and holistic practices with good old fashion talk therapy. I am here to support you.

Randolph Walters and Associates is a community-based, counseling and psychotherapy practice specializing in individual, couples, family and group counseling. We proudly serve the Greater Philadelphia region and beyond. Our mission is to create an environment where people are accepted and challenged on a journey to wholeness, connection and construction of alternate realities.

Are you a young adult struggling with the transition to adulthood? Do you find yourself feeling misunderstood, alone, or unsure in your decision making? Are you looking for somewhere safe to express your thoughts and feelings without judgment or bias? You can find the support you need here in the therapy room. I can help you gain insight into yourself, develop coping strategies, and work through challenges. I’m here to walk with you and help you regain your footing. You can count on me to both validate your experience and hold you accountable to achieving goals you have for yourself.

Take a moment and visualize your life as a garden, influenced by various individuals and experiences that have shaped its landscape. You may notice aspects of your garden that no longer align with your desires—a tangle of vines choking your flowers or plants that no longer serve you. Maybe you have yearning to create a garden that truly reflects who you are and are unsure of what you want to grow. Some sections of your garden are thriving and others aren't. Whether there is that type of knowing or its processing an adverse event(s), you have an awareness that your "garden" isn't as full as you want it to be.

Are you grappling with coping skills, depression, or anxiety? Your needs are unique, and you're seeking practical solutions to lead a happier, more fulfilling life. I'll provide a safe space to empower you with insights, strengths, and coping skills to achieve and maintain mental well-being. Together, we'll create positive changes and find your inner peace.

Maybe you’ve been depressed, anxious, or feeling bad about yourself. Maybe you’re tired of these struggles, and want to get to the roots of these feelings, so you can heal. Often present symptoms are built on traumatic past experiences, the feelings associated, and the narratives and strategies that you created to make sense of it all. I believe healing comes when you examine these experiences, feel the feelings in a safe, caring environment, and view these experiences in a fresh, more accurate, more compassionate light. You can then rewrite the narratives that have held you back, and try out all sorts of new things in your life.

Are you in your 20's and having difficulty coping with the complexities of life? Therapy is an amazingly powerful tool to create tangible change in young people's lives, but it is important to find a relatable therapist who doesn't treat 18-30 year olds with the same frames and modalities that are used for younger kids or their parents. I am a licensed LCSW who has been working with young adults in schools and in private practice for almost 20 years. My entire career is focused on helping young adults and their families through life's biggest challenges.

Are you ready to feel better? Are you looking for an authentic therapist who will hold you accountable and push you to consider things from a new perspective? Reach out! Therapy should be a space for you to really feel heard. A space where you can bring your whole self. I’m here to help you push past limiting beliefs, recover energy, and live the life you’ve always wanted. Therapy shouldn’t feel so stuffy and clinical. It should be a space where you feel seen, heard, and supported!

Dr. Michael R. Bridges is a licensed psychologist and former associate professor & director of psychological services at Temple University. He was also an assistant professor & director of an inpatient Dialectical Behavior Unit at UNC-Chapel Hill & an adjunct professor in Family & Couples Therapy at Jefferson University. He has done research & published in professional journals on how people resolve painful issues in therapy related to attachment injuries in their past such as betrayals in relationships and childhood trauma. He is sought out by other psychotherapists for supervision and consultation. He is also the therapist that other therapists turn to for therapy.

I view therapy as an opportunity to build a meaningful life. This can be through either discovering new meaning or recognizing meaning that's been there all along. In building therapeutic relationships, I aspire to form genuine, authentic connections with patients. My specialities include working with those experiencing existential anxiety or dread, those with complicated grief, trauma survivors, those with persistent suicidal ideation, and those who use drugs and aren't interested in abstinence.