Therapists in Pennsylvania

Now accepting new clients. Life hands each of us all types of challenges. Therapy can help when we feel the need to 'update' our skills in our own 'toolbox' for coping or to make a changes in our behaviors to reduce any negative impact certain situations can have on our mood and on our lives! I have over 25 years experience working as a therapist with mental health and substance issues, coping with trauma, relationship issues, chronic illness, stress reactions, diabetes, breast cancer, codependency, personality disorders, grief and loss, thought disorders and mood disorders.

Choosing a therapist is a difficult decision. Instead of telling you how I work, I decided to ask some of my patients to describe it in their words. "Susan is so down to earth that I feel like I'm talking to a good friend." "She really cares about her patients." "She makes it easy to talk about things that are very difficult to say out loud." "She is non-judgemental, kind, intelligent and professional." "After working with Susan my life is now moving in a positive direction." "Most importantly she has helped me to parlay the skills we've worked on into my life."

Hello! I am a licensed psychologist in the state of Pennsylvania. I offer psychological services to children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. I serve a variety of people and can help with many presenting issues. These include: ADHD, Oppositional Defiance Disorder, Autistic Spectrum Disorder Anxiety, Depression, Bereavement/Grief, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Eating Disorders, and marital issues.

Do you often worry you’re “not good enough,” perhaps as a mother, partner, student/professional, friend, or family member? Do you struggle to feel confident and secure in your relationships or your work? Do your physical health and emotional needs take a back seat to the demands of your job and family (chosen or otherwise)? When an opportunity arises to take care of yourself or communicate with a loved one, do you find yourself avoiding or shutting down? We all want to feel accepted, loved, appreciated, and heard. I'd love to help you unpack whatever has kept you from feeling or experiencing these things in any areas of your life.

Hello! I have immediate availability for new clients, please email me to schedule a free consult call. You may agree that the most comfortable space is one we can call our own. That’s why I’ve established my online-based practice, Healing From The Couch. Whether it’s your couch, your kitchen, or your favorite chair, you should be at ease when working toward your personal goals. My focus is on fostering trust and connection, as I believe the therapeutic relationship is paramount to a successful experience. I take a collaborative approach that is strength-based and person-centered.

*ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS* I don't believe that therapy is just about the destination - it's also about the journey. How do you get from where you are now to where you want to be? The path we take in the therapeutic process should involve learning about yourself, growing into the goals you set for yourself, and evolving to create positive, lifelong changes you can carry with you even after the journey in the office ends. While therapy can be a huge step for some people, it is not a step you have to take by yourself. We will experience it and walk through the process together until you've reached where you want to be.

Therapy should be a safe place where you can be yourself and get the support you need. Maybe you want to feel better about yourself, improve your relationships, or manage a difficult life change. Maybe you’ve experienced something upsetting and want help understanding it and moving forward. Maybe you’re just tired of anxiety running the show and know there must be a better way. I work with you to understand what is keeping you stuck and take steps to create the life you want. In the process, you will develop a strong ally who respects your courage and helps you identify and use your strengths.

Hi, my name is Tanja Soto, and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. I have a master’s degree in Clinical Counseling as well as a master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis. I work with children, teens and adults with a variety of mental health and behavioral health needs including Anxiety, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Depression, ADHD, stress management and navigating life transitions such as co-parent, grief/loss, career, and college transitions.

I have practiced psychotherapy, with a special interest in treating couple, marital and family relationship problems, for over 30 years. Clients usually seek help to relieve painful symptoms such as depression, anxiety, substance abuse, stress related physical illnesses, family conflicts, etc. In my experience, human problems are best understood within their larger social context. I believe that disturbances in relationships are a major source of chronic stress and suffering in modern life.

I am interested in helping all individuals, regardless of age or ethnicity, that are going through difficut times, whether from trauma or transitions. I am not a judgemental person and welcome diversity. There is always a strenght noted for those that ask for help.

The mission of Cognitive Health Solutions, LLC is to guide our patients along a path of optimal wellness for life, with an emphasis on cognitive, behavioral, and mental health. We deliver the highest possible level of care with empathy and understanding in a nonjudgmental manner. We continuously and relentlessly pursue excellence through continuing education, personal and team growth, and mastering of leading edge research and techniques within our field.

Hi! My name is Yanina Marti, and I am a Bilingual Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. I have always been passionate about helping others and sharing my knowledge. I am grateful to have the opportunity to work with a variety of populations with different backgrounds and see them thrive and succeed after life has presented them with difficult challenges.

Life's transitions are challenging at any age. Loss inevitably comes with a period of mourning and grief. But any change, a move, a new relationship, the birth of a child, a new work situation, can sometimes leave us feeling depressed, anxious, overwhelmed, or just generally ambivalent or apathetic. We may find ourselves unable to fully enjoy life's pleasures or to make or sustain meaningful connections with others. We may carry around a sense of being stuck and not knowing how to move out and forward from that space.

I am a clinical psychologist and Jungian analyst. I work with a range of individuals whose lives have become problematic due to hurt, wounding, disappointment, loss, grief and general life suffering that has resulted in symptoms of impasse, anxiety, depression, dysfunction and/or a loss of potential. My view of the therapeutic relationship is of a mutual effort to work together to discover a way to continue psychological development, to seek a way to heal and find a deeper sense of vitality, renewal and meaning, In addition, I work well with university students, artists, and with those who are struggling with spiritual issues.

I have provided psychotherapeutic services to individual adults for many years. My clients are challenged by such issues as coping with change, how to become more flexible and creative under stress, work/life balance, professional direction, anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties and stage of life. We work together to clarify obstacles and develop solutions. Teletherapy is available. As a second service, I offer individual coaching to leaders who wish to enhance their efficacy. Finally, I offer corporate consultation/webinars to workplace teams re: change and stress management, conflict resolution and team-building.

I am a licensed Clinical Psychologist, specializing in the treatment of trauma, addiction, depression, grief/loss, and difficulty with emotion regulation. When your coping mechanisms are no longer sufficient, and you're feeling overwhelmed, unhappy, anxious, disconnected or out of control, therapy is an opportunity to learn how to increase your ability to manage life's demands, improve your quality of life, and achieve the change you are looking for. Therapy will begin with a conversation about your hopes for our work. Together we will deepen our understanding of your concerns, and establish new ways of thinking, feeling and being.

Dr. Gumerman is a licensed psychologist and certified school psychologist. He offers testing and comprehensive evaluations for children and adults with learning problems, emotional and behavioral issues from elementary school through college. Dr. Gumerman evaluates students of all ages, as well as college graduates and adults who may need special support services. These may include specific testing to diagnose a learning disability. Dr. Gumerman also provides psycho-educational evaluations for persons seeking special accommodations for advanced test taking (GMAT, LSAT, SAT, GRE, MCAT) and other examinations where consideration may be needed for special accommodations in the State of Pennsylvania

Hello, and thank you for visiting my page. My drive for treatment begins by connecting with you, followed by a collaborative alignment that explores the barriers that keep you from reaching your goals. It is a privilege to be granted access to one's personal life, a gift that I care for with a great sense of empathy. If you are here, perhaps you may be ready to take a step further and reach out for help.

I have extensive training in treating mood disorders including anxiety disorder, depression and bipolar disorder coupled with a dual diagnosis using experiential techniques, with a Psychodynamic theoretical base and Cognitive Behavioral theoretical base, preferably in an individual setting. Systemic approach would invite couples and family to be a part of the healing process.

I have focused on developing an expertise in technology addiction; including the internet, cell phones, and video games. I work with male and female clients from early adolescence through adulthood. Additional presenting issues that I often treat include depression, loss, trauma, or anxiety. These may be episodic manifestations of the symptom, or part of a larger personality, autistic, or adjustment disorder. These clients typically are looking for support and the chance to explore their feelings and experiences in a way that enhances their self-understanding and self-efficacy.