Teletherapy for Pennsylvania

您好！歡迎來到王磊老師的頁面。我來自台北。從臺灣師範大學的心理與輔導學系畢業後，我在密蘇里大學拿到諮商心理碩士，並於印地安納大學拿到諮商心理博士。我有超過九年提供諮商的經驗。我目前持有賓州的心理師執照，因此可以接受身在賓州的案主。我可以協助的議題包括：學習/生涯議題、人際關係與環境適應、情緒困擾（焦慮、煩躁、憂鬱等）、跨文化、性別取向與性議題、理財、價值觀探索等。

您好，欢迎来到我的心理门诊页面。我是Sally，毕业于宾夕法尼亚大学双硕士（心理教育学及哲学），美国心理咨询师执照及国际心理咨询师执照。有六年多的心理门诊 和学校心理咨询的经验。我提供普通话，粤语及英语三种语种。我治疗的群体是青少年，大学生，成人，心理障碍包括焦虑，抑郁（包括产后忧郁症），家庭问题，婚姻问题，精神创伤等。我结合中西方智慧和文化，采用多样化的心理治疗方式，例如沙盘治疗，心灵拼图, 冥想，音乐和绘画等。许多顾客反映这些治疗方式比起单独的聊天方式更有效的疏导他们的心理压力和帮助他们更好的调节心理压力。 我相信发挥我们人体的本能是可以治疗大部分的心理创伤的。

首先感谢您考虑心理咨询！心理咨询并不是仅仅提供给有严重心理问题或障碍的人。相反，心理咨询可以帮助化解日常心理压力，促进自我探索，增强自我关怀，改善人际关系， 从而达到提高生活品质和人生成长的目标。我曾在范德堡大学，哥伦比亚大学，和宾夕法尼亚大学就读。我在宾夕法尼亚大学修取了心理咨询的双硕士学位。我擅长的心理咨询领域是焦虑，抑郁，心理创伤，亚洲人和青年人。

你是否感到有压力要一直保持完美？你是否常常一遍又一遍地回放当天的某个时刻？你是否因为恶梦而不敢睡觉？你是否觉得你无法信任自己？你是否有拖延症，并为集中精力完成任务而挣扎？你的脑海中是否总是出现 "我应该......"？你是否感到无法控制或不 "正常"？你是否有时会想，如果没有焦虑和过去的创伤，你可以做什么？你是否希望感到 "正常"、自信和平静？你希望能够喜欢自己，能够把事情做好吗？

您好，我是Vesper Yang，跟高兴和您在这里相遇！我是美国宾夕法尼亚州的一名执业心理咨询师。我毕业于宾夕法尼亚大学临床社会工作硕士学位。我擅长创伤理疗；抑郁；焦虑；药物依赖；适应和交流障碍；原生家庭、亲密关系，个人身份认同等方面的挑战和问题。

你好，感谢你访问我的主页。无论你是在经历一段困难的时期，还是期待通过自我探索得到成长，我都希望可以帮到你。

Dr. Robin Lowey & Associates is a group psychology practice where experienced psychologists have been offering therapy and assessment services in Philadelphia and the surrounding areas for over 30 years. The therapists at Dr. Robin Lowey & Associates have differing educational backgrounds and therapeutic styles, but the common theme is that we are all focused on heightening each client's overall happiness. We see the pain caused by depression, anxiety, trauma, or relationship turmoil as an opportunity for growth and change.

Unresolved pain and unnamed hungers in our lives create serious ruptures in our here and now. Disruptive mood patterns and compulsions are signs of emotional injury that deserve a space to be held and cared for. Therapy is a place for this work and can be the site where the mind, body, & spirit become a family again. I support folx through a healing and relational framework to re-connect with values, in hopes to take committed action towards goals and wishes. My practice focuses on the mental wellness needs of the Asian-American community and men struggling with toxic hook-up culture and intimacy in relationships.

I am a licensed, bilingual ( Mandarin ) psychologist who specializes in treating mood disorders, relationship/life transition problems, and racial identity related issues among adolescents, college-aged youth (especially international students), young adults, couples, and Asian-American families. I have 10+ years of experience in providing multiculturally sensitive and evidence-based treatments. More specifically, my clinical specialties include: anxiety, depression, other mood disorders, family conflict, and relationship problems. I am also passionate about supporting individuals and families who are struggling with acculturation, racial/ethnic identity, career issues, as well as other life transitions.

You came to therapy because something doesn’t feel quite right; you would like to make changes, and you believe life could be different. My role as a therapist encompasses both supporting you in healing and challenging you to grow. I have experience in helping clients who would like to heal from traumas, manage their emotions and behaviors more effectively, and those who would like to build a respectful and compassionate relationship with food and their body. I also hold a special interest in helping clients who are navigating various identities and experiences as immigrants, children of immigrants, and international individuals.

However you show up, tired, frustrated, sad, or cheerful, I will welcome you with acceptance, understanding, and care. This is a patient, honest, and nonpejorative space for us to work through difficult experiences while helping you feel accepted, safe, and secure in yourself and your relationships. I use an integrated approach to help bring out the best in you through discovering strengths, talents, inner richness, beauty, and worth that was previously buried, and recognizing, understanding, and changing ineffective approaches to life's challenges. You will find inner capacity and a sense of agency in emotionally laden situations.

Some people think that seeking psychological support or help indicates a weakness in character. In truth, it takes much courage to seek help! It is completely normal to seek help in our life's journey as we may face unexpected obstacles, challenges, and traumatic experiences. When we are faced with such experiences, we may feel stuck, frustrated, exhausted, and discouraged. In our work together, I strive to listen empathically, be attuned to your emotions, and provide encouragement to life's challenges. At opportune moments, I may provide psychoeducation and research findings to complement the counseling process.

Too many life stressors may lead to unfocused work and/or frequent "crisis management" interventions. In collaboration, we identify presenting issues, prioritize problems, and clarify treatment goals for positive changes. I offer brief treatment (8-12 sessions) and long-term therapy (6 months+). For brief treatment, the average number of sessions needed is typically 8-12. For complex and persistent issues, more sessions might be needed. By maintaining congruence, genuineness, and unconditional warm regard, I build a trusting and supportive relationship with you.

"Does this support the life I am trying to create?" is a question I ask myself daily. It is important to me that our therapeutic relationship fosters a safe, accepting, and collaborative space by exploring resilience, strengths, and informed curiosity. I strive to facilitate self-empowerment and self-efficacy through adaptive coping/behavioral skills, strengthening cognitive insight, while honoring that change is hard when life gets rough. My work with individuals who have felt unheard and invalidated has led me to conceptualize concerns related to eating disorders, anxiety, depression, and substance use as closely intertwined.

Marc Maron said "90% of the world's problems are personal. So let's get into it." I believe that everyone deserves therapy- even you, and that when we see ourselves clearly, it benefits everyone we encounter. If you try to do good for others without honestly knowing yourself, you're likely to have impact that you don't intend. If you're reluctant to seek support for yourself, let's talk. It is very important to me to be affirming of all genders and expressions, and to be an active anti-racist ally.

The Center, LLC is a group psychology practice dedicated to providing top-notch, warm, personal psychological and nutritional counseling services as well as biofeedback and neurofeedback. We have 24 psychologists and a registered dietitian with offices in King of Prussia, West Chester and via Telehealth. Our psychologists specialize in a range of presenting concerns and work with all children, teens and adults. Only doctorate level psychologists are invited to join our team. Our scheduling specialists work hard to match you with a psychologist who fits your personality and specializes in the concerns bringing you into therapy.

I believe that the power of therapy is driven by the forging of a genuine connection between client and therapist, and that healing happens in collaboration. I also believe that the ways in which we are socialized has a profound impact on how we show up in the world and our relationships with others. Change and growth are often rooted in understanding and unpacking that process. My style is active, compassionate and direct. I work primarily from an intersectional feminist, contextual approach and am devoted to relational justice in the therapy room and beyond.

It’s hard to pin down what’s wrong exactly, but something is wrong. Life is starting to feel out of control, and you don’t know how to get back on track. Maybe you’re a frustrated parent, and you’re worried about the direction your child’s life is taking. This probably isn’t your first time considering therapy, but you’re hoping something changes this time. Let’s make that change together.

“Life is a journey to be experienced, not a problem to be solved”, said by Winnie the Pooh. I received both of my master’s degrees at University of Pennsylvania in 2016 and 2017. I specialize in anxiety, depression, mood disorders, anger management, PTSD, and helping individuals to navigate various obstacles in life. I strive to develop an integrative and holistic strategy to individualize client’s needs with different approaches to help them reach their goals. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to help clients set clear and realistic goals to work on changing maladaptive thoughts and behavioral patterns.