Trauma Focused Therapists in Pittsburgh, PA

I have experience working with high risk populations; including intimate partner violence. I enjoys working with individuals, couples, co-parents, trauma survivors and teens. Cultivating sustained positive change in the lives of individuals is my passion.

Hello! I'm glad you're here. Over the last decade, I have worked with folks from various backgrounds and have found that most everyone can benefit from a safe, warm space to explore and process inner aspects of themselves. Coming from a stance of curiosity rather than judgment, I guide my clients to finding meaning and truth they already had within themselves. If I seem like a good fit for you, I look forward to witnessing your process and bringing compassion and support to your journey.

I have extensive experience working with individuals dealing with depression, anxiety, trauma, addiction, sexual identity, and gender identity. I am a Certified Transgender Care Therapist. I find that treatment works best when we approach it as a team. I as your “guide” and you as the “active participant working towards change.” Through this dynamic, we can create a space for transformation and growth. While we are on this journey together, I want you to be able to question/challenge, think, and make decisions for yourself that serve you.

I am currently providing tele-health and in person services to children/adolescents and their families. I have experience working with children struggling with anxiety, depression, symptoms of ADHD, and behavioral concerns. I also have many years of experience working with children who have experienced trauma.

Your life is complex and unique… The quality of your relationships, work, family, health, and stresses can affect your most true and calm state of being. Let us be your allies! We’d love to peacefully assist you as you navigate the changes and challenges life can bring. Create the life you want — with the support of Calm Pittsburgh. Our therapists employ a variety of eclectic, evidence-based techniques to help our clients navigate feelings, build better behaviors, and relate to thoughts differently. Calm Pittsburgh clinicians embrace a collaborative approach to your care, and may build on, reference, and recommend experienced providers both inside and outside of Calm Pittsburgh in order to best serve your needs.

I believe everyone can make positive changes in their life and therapy is a safe, supportive experience to help navigate through the change process. I provide treatment that is tailored to your needs and is focused on promoting your unique strengths while also addressing any barriers to progress. Whether dealing with a major life crisis or just wanting to improve the overall quality of your life or relationships, my focus is on helping you find the skills and strength to make meaningful change. Emphasizing individual goals and personal autonomy, I create a therapeutic environment that is positive, open-minded and non-judgmental.

It is not easy to take the first step to ask for help! My approach begins by listening and learning about you, because I believe that you are the expert on your own journey. I believe all people have the inherent strength to make positive life changes. Sometimes you just need to be empowered through compassionate support. I strive to create a safe, supportive, and respectful space for your therapeutic process.

Tori Romberger is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). She graduated from Messiah University specializing in clinical mental health counseling. Tori’s experience is with treating adolescents and their families who struggle with problematic sexual behavior and varying mental health diagnoses including PTSD, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorders, and ADHD; among other things.

I am a predoctoral intern at Fallon Psychology and am completing my doctorate at Duquesne University's PsyD in School Psychology program. I hold master's degrees in Educational and Child Psychology and have over 10 years of experience working with at-risk youth and their families. Throughout my doctoral training, I have completed field experiences in schools, juvenile justice and correctional facilities, and have served on legal teams supporting justice-involved children. Most recently, I implemented a trauma-focused curriculum for juveniles incarcerated within Allegheny County Jail.

Life can be tough, especially for children, teens, and college aged adults who are figuring out how to transition in the world. I have experience providing therapy services in a variety of settings including homes, schools, and outpatient offices over the last 6 years. I have a background in treating trauma, ADHD, and mood disorders in individuals at many different stages in life, from childhood to transition aged adults as well as families.

Emails preferred. Erika is an experienced psychotherapist with a diverse background in the mental health field. She has treated a range of clients such as toddlers, school age children, teenagers, children in foster care, adoptees, college age students and adults in individual and family/marriage counseling settings. Erika works with both adults and children on healing the wounds that trauma has created in their lives. When working with clients, Erika utilizes an eclectic approach to best meet the needs of the client. This therapeutic space is LGBTQIA+ affirming.