Geriatric and Seniors Therapists in Philadelphia, PA

Teion Ensley-Ellerbe, MS is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling Professional that provides services at Calm Pittsburgh. I enjoy working with adults and adolescents to help find, or rediscover, the best version of themselves that they may have lost trying to navigate life and its challenges. I have experience in counseling clients through grief, anxiety, depression, addiction, ageing-related issues and hardships, and overall life transitions and conflict. In practice, my clinical approaches with clients are Person-Centered and Cognitive Behavioral. I am to meet the client where they are in sessions

The decision to start therapy is a courageous first step towards healing and growth. Whether you struggle with intimacy and connection, are overwhelmed by events that are out of your control or just want to get in touch with a deeper sense of meaning and purpose in life, therapy can help. I focus on creating a judgment free, safe and comfortable environment. I am here to assist clients reach their full potential whether that be individually or with a significant other. My area of focus includes sex and relationship therapy, mental wellbeing, EMDR, communication skill building and reaching personal and professional goals.

Hey there, I know reaching out for help can be a challenging step, but I want you to know that you're not alone. Dealing with anxiety, OCD, PTSD, and life stressors can be incredibly tough, and I'm here to walk this journey with you. I've been through my own storms, faced my share of rainbows, and I understand how these struggles can affect various areas of your life. Whether it's the constant worry, intrusive thoughts, flashbacks, or the overwhelming stress, I get it. It's not just about hearing your words; it's about truly understanding the impact these challenges have on your daily life.

I provide counseling to adults who are struggling with depression, anxiety, stress, sleep issues, grief, self-esteem and relationship issues.

Hello and welcome! I'm so glad you're here. Great job in taking that all important first step to creating a brighter future. You might be experiencing difficulties that are making daily life challenging, going through major life changes, or struggling to leave the past in the past. I am here to help you work through these challenging times in a safe and open space. I have experience working with adults, adolescents, and children with a wide range of mental health difficulties. I also bring life experience to the sessions.

I consider it a great honor to partner with clients to find ways to live with more authenticity and presence. With a Ph.D, in Clinical and School Psychology, and more than 20 years of experience, I have a deep appreciation for the journeys we take in life-where we have been, where we are now, and where we want to go. Although I see adults of all ages, I specialize in assisting college age/young adults to navigate the many challenges these years of identity development can bring.

Infinity Empowerment Services, LLC is a company created and managed by Dr. Robin C. Wiley, LCSW, in 2003 with the mission of providing information focusing on improving one’s management of life. Personal growth is an infinite process with various ways to achieve the ultimate goal of healthy emotional well-being. IES provides various services including individual/ family, and group counseling, workshops, and consulting services. IES’ “nitch” is the ability to cater to the specific needs of the individual, or group regardless of the issue. website: drrobinwiley.com

What if you could freely be the real you in your relationships? What if you could show up in your family as the person you truly are, not an odd combination of your old habits and overreactions that don’t align with your recent growth? What if you could quit wavering between being artificially enthusiastic and disappearing into the insecure shadows? What if you don’t need to keep living in a world of constant second-guessing yourself, apologizing for taking up space, overthinking every decision, and feeling so-close-yet-so-far from actually, freely living as the real you?

Recovery-Oriented Solutions and Consulting, established by Joe Keifer, Psy.D, BSN, RN. recognizes that not everyone will benefit from standard or "cookie cutter" therapy. I hope to work collaboratively and create a treatment plan that builds hope and purpose, increases connection, and manages the challenges that are holding you back from doing what you love and a sense of purpose in your life.

I assist clients dealing with anxiety, depression, PTSD, trauma, crisis, children, adults, grief, and relationship stress, just to name a few. I work with clients to discuss their goals for therapy and help them to achieve those goals.

What would it look like for you to live your life authentically, meaningfully and free? Together, we can find out. We may explore how your family system and trauma adaptations are getting in the way of your ability to manage moods and set boundaries with others. Or maybe you’ve had experiences where you question your self-worth, asking yourself, “Am I good enough? Am I enough?” We may explore where these beliefs and expectations come from, and how to establish self-compassion. Or maybe you’re finding it challenging to regulate your emotions, so we may discover ways to self-regulate and become more grounded in the present.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, and Doctoral Candidate with clinical expertise in treating anxiety, depression, addiction, trauma, bi-polar disorder, schizoaffective disorder and chronic medical conditions exacerbated by mental health. I provide an interactive therapeutic style for individuals, couples, and families. To do this, I integrate various methodologies and techniques to offer a personalized client centered approach while utilizing cognitive behavioral therapy, spirituality, motivational interviewing, and solution focused strategies inclusive of compassion and understanding.

Life's complexities often give us transitions we may not be prepared for. My intent is to support and empower my clients as they learn how to support themselves. I hope to join you in gaining new clarity and perspective during times of change. I have worked with individuals who are chronically ill, older adults and their families for over a decade and have a particular appreciation for supporting those during the sacredness of end of life. Grief and loss is a complicated process, let me join you as we navigate living through loss together.

I view therapy as a unique, shared journey and the therapeutic relationship as essential for healing and change. I am a Licensed Psychologist and Certfied Filial therapists/trainer. I have extensive training in family/couple therapy, Gestalt therapy, mindfulness and sandtray therapies. I have worked in a wide variety of settings with adults, children, and teens (group private practice, schools, medical setting, state mental hospital, community mental health). I have been in private practice since 1991.

In my 45 years of post-doctoral experience I've learned to draw from psychodynamic, family systems, and cognitive behavioral approaches so that I can be most effective. My thinking has always been integrative and that has prevented me from taking a "one size fits all" approach to therapy. Over the years it has become clear to me that there are two essential ingredients in helping people change; establishing a strong, real working alliance built on mutual trust, and altering the person's perceptions of themselves and the world around them.

Are you struggling to meet the demands of the day-to-day? On the surface everything is “fine” but underneath is there an inner critic that rails against you all day? As an Asian-American therapist who sees the therapeutic relationship as a powerful instrument of change, I see therapy as a sacred site to bear witness to and support the whole person lingering in and around the thresholds of life. It’s a space where you are seen and accepted for who you are, where we can safely untangle generational wounds, shame, perfectionism, internalized invisibility, and find the courage to explore, learn, and tend to the messiness of life.

I have been practicing as a Psychotherapist, Social Worker and Child and Family Advocate for many years. I have post graduate training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as well as Modern Psychodynamic Psychoanalytic Therapy. I have extensive experience working with children and adults coping with depression and anxiety, grief, loss, life transitions, chronic illness and relationship issues. My focus is to assist individuals receiving services access self-knowledge and improve their functioning and quality of life.