Anger Management Therapists in Philadelphia, PA

Finding a Therapist/Counselor/Spiritual Life Coach can be challenging. However, locating one that is a right fit for you can take time. Be gentle with yourself through the process and trust that you will find what and who you need. Building a trusting relationship within the therapeutic process is a major component for success. This is one I take seriously. I like to start with building a healthy and trusting relationship in a safe space. I offer a free 15 minute consultation to help you the client see if you feel comfortable working with me. I am trained in family therapy.

Life comes with its challenges, and in a world where there can at times seem to be a collective sense of pain, I view therapy as a journey that provides us with the opportunity to become more in tune with ourselves. In doing so, we develop new ways to prevail and thrive. Being a queer person of color, I have dedicated my time in the field to supporting those who have lived similar experiences to my own. In sessions, I seek to create a trusting relationship that highlights your strengths.

Arika Moody, LMFT is a Philadelphia Native who strives to service the community she grew up in, and to provide them with affordable therapeutic supports and resources. She has spent her college years in Syracuse University and LaSalle University, where she obtained a B.S. in Child and Family Studies and a Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy. She has been dedicated to continuing to learn new ways to be effective in treating her clients and providing holistic treatment that includes processing, validation, and skill building.

Therapy is a space to explore the ghosts of your past and to make sense of the way that those ghosts exist in your present moment. It is through this understanding that you can fully create the shape of your future. People often come to therapy with a precise problem to address, and other times people come with a general sense that they are not living their lives in a way that feels right or true. Whatever your reason for seeking support, I believe that therapy can help you build a life that holds less pain that holds more joy, connection, and meaning.

ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS! Hi! I'm Courtney and I have a special interest in working with young people dealing with issues of self-esteem/self-worth, recovering from the effects of unhealthy/abusive relationships, navigating adult relationships, and those dealing with major life transitions. Life comes with many challenges and it is normal to feel unsure of how to navigate these challenges. I believe that by improving our personal relationships, as well as understanding recurring themes in our lives, we can develop a better understanding, acceptance, respect, compassion, and love for ourselves and future relationships.

Do you want a happier life? Deep, lasting, positive change? The path to the future you want may be integrative, deep therapy. Some of the factors holding you back from a happier life may not be obvious, but we can uncover them together.

The reality is that in life, sometimes we got off track. Life can be quick to throw curveballs. Impower Counseling Center is here to help you manage and navigate life's curveballs. We specialize in Marital and Pre-Marital Counseling, Relationship Counseling, Individividual and Grief Counseling. With over 30 years in Pastoral Counseling experience, ICC provides Single Mother Counseling and Teen Counseling and specializes in counseling for Black Males. ICC does not discriminate. We provide information, affirmation and education to Impower one to live life victoriously after the curveballs. ICC seeks to come along side and support you.

My ideal client has a history of trauma based on abuse, which has led to shame, low self-esteem, poor self-image, codependent relationships, and often led to self-destructiveness. (May include addiction)

I work with a diverse range of psychotherapy and coaching clients, including people with relationship issues, anxiety, depression, insomnia, PTSD, school/workplace stress and trauma, and executive function difficulties. As a medical doctor with a background in neurology, occupational medicine, and psychoanalysis, I focus on how psychological difficulties can impact a person's daily life and functioning. I also have a master's degree in speech pathology and thus can work with adults and children in therapy who identify as having ADHD, autism, and learning disabilities. I also provide career coaching for medical professionals.

Hi! I’m Louis! I specialize in grief counseling and mood disorders, as well as working with the LGBTQIA+ community, of which I am a part. As a second-generation Greek-American, gay man with cerebral palsy, I draw upon my varied background and personal experience to provide an inclusive, accepting, and empathetic space for my clients. I hold Bachelor’s Degrees in Health Sciences from University of the Sciences in Philadelphia and Behavioral Health Counseling from Drexel University. I have also attained my Master of Arts in Counseling from Northwestern University. I’m under active supervision as I work toward full licensure.

Hi, I'm Evan! I am a compassionate, non-judgmental, and affirming therapist who strives to create a safe space to explore your relationships; both with others and with yourself. I will help you find balance in times of transition or stress, with a collaborative and person-centered approach. In sessions, we will investigate some of the root causes of the patterns in your life and strive for self-discovery and self-growth. I will help you to identify and ultimately challenge negative self-talk that has likely impacted your view of self and led to negative coping behaviors.

It is not easy finding the courage to address the things that have impacted your relationships and prevented you from establishing and maintaining real intimacy. At Journey From Within, LLC, we want to help you navigate from the inside out and build a solid foundation that inspires, encourages, and supports each individual. So often, we are unaware of how our upbringing affects our current relationships. We want to assist you with learning to thrive in your relationships and not merely survive one individual, couple, and family at a time.

ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS in September 2020. People often engage in patterns of feeling, thought and action that reliably lead to suffering. These patterns arise in response to difficult and even traumatic experiences. They made good sense at some point, but now get in the way, causing anxiety, depression, shame and frustration. I work with people to bring increased awareness to the human potential caught up in old patterns, and via that awareness, to an enhanced sense of choice and self confidence and ease. My work draws on your wisdom, as well as my own.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist with the Center for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Mindfulness (www.cbtmindful.com). I have over two decades of experience providing a variety of research-based treatments at all levels of care with clients from all age groups and backgrounds. The primary focus of my work has been treating adults and adolescents with anxiety and mood disorders, PTSD, OCD, substance use disorders, and medical conditions. I provide evidence-based therapies including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Gottman Method couples therapy, among others.

Therapy is about relationships. Whether we are creating personal healing through the therapeutic relationship, changing the way we interact in romantic partnerships, at work, or with family, or shifting our relationship with trauma and other past wounds, we are creating a new space where empathy and compassion can grow. When you make the choice to begin work in therapy, it is a radical act of love, both for the self and for others, and you can expect our work together to reflect this. I work with clients from all backgrounds, but have particular connection to the LGBTQ+, polyam/CNM, kink, artistic, & neurodiverse communities.

I am a licensed Psychologist who works with children, teens, and young adults. I offer both therapy and evaluations. I commonly work with clients with attention problems, disruptive behavior, anxiety, depression, and trouble with social skills. I also assist families in learning to communicate and solve problems more effectively. Currently, I am only offering services VIRTUALLY but will make exceptions for psychoeducational evaluations.

Many people come to therapists seeking someone to "fix" their problems, "relieve" their stressors or "heal" their personal pain and traumas. This is not what we do; it is something, however, that you will learn to do. Our purpose is to work with you to awaken the strength already residing inside of you, and to make you conscious of it, so that you may be your own cure. We are way-finders. We will walk with you on your journey within to discover your way to self-actualization and becoming your highest self.

Akeesha M. Washington is the founder of Slay Therapy, a multidisciplinary, online counseling and life coaching services specific to Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC). Slay Therapy seeks to help eradicate the mental health stigma in BIPOC communities and improving access to quality BIPOC therapists and coaches. We do not discriminate and celebrate all identities and abilities in all bodies. We offer individual, couple, and family services to all seeking counseling with a cultural and gender competent, queer affirming, anti-racist and anti-oppressive lens. Today is the day to SLAY: Start Loving All of You.

Welcome to my practice. I am a licensed Social Worker with a Master’s Degree in Social Work specializing in clinical social work. I have been helping people achieve their goals in life since 2013. My goal is to give you the empowerment with the tools you need to achieve your personal happiness. I want to help you break down life's obstacles and barriers and give you the ability to bring out your inner strength.