The need for therapy comes when we suffer and need relief. We suffer through worrying, sadness, and rejecting ourselves or changes in our lives. The troublesome feelings we experience often tell us where healing is needed and growth must occur. Growth calls us to therapy. Therapy can be a unique experience for each person. Sometimes, we engage in an undefined, yet active process, to embark on untapped facets of ourselves that have dictated our current suffering. Other times, therapy is a more direct and targeted process, tackling the here-and-now of a problem. Each person dictates their own therapy. When you and I meet, I can offer you a safe environment, supporting you to discover your own solutions. We will have a conversation about your past and your future. Then, we'll work together in the present to navigate our time in the way that you need. Hannah is a Pennsylvania Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC) practicing psychotherapy and counseling in Bethlehem. She serves surrounding Lehigh Valley areas. Though Hannah is competent in providing treatment to adults of all ages, she has specialized training and an interest in counseling young adults and college students struggling with the following issues: Finding an identity as an independent adult within a world of possibilities Defining values and "what our lives will be about" Navigating relationships, intimacy, boundaries, and "feeling alone" Anxiety and confusion about life's expectations Hannah is skilled in treating adult individuals and couples of any sexual orientation and gender. She works primarily with anxiety, depression, poor self-image and self-compassion. She enjoys working with insightful clients that seek an understanding of life's transitional issues, such as loss, change, and relationship stress. She does not see children under the age of 18.

Bloomingdale Psychological Services is a full-service psychological and psychiatric practice that provides comprehensive outpatient mental health services to the Main Line and Greater Philadelphia communities, located in Wayne PA. We offer a broad range of programs and services, including individual and family therapy, support groups, educational workshops, psychiatric consultations, and psychological testing. With more than 30 years of experience in the mental health field, director Carol Gabriella, M.S./C.G.P., has assembled a dedicated staff of psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, and psychotherapists to foster caring, supportive relationships with our clients. Bloomingdale Psychological Services provides effective counseling in a variety of treatment areas, such as addictions, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, bereavement, loss and divorce, mood disorders, debt management, women’s issues, and career assessment. Our psychologists and therapists will work with you to design the most effective treatment plan for your unique concerns, always ensuring that your privacy and confidentiality are treated with the utmost respect and professionalism. Mental health issues can be treated in a variety of different ways. Individual psychotherapy, which provides you with an opportunity to explore personal problems and challenges in a secure, confidential, one-on-one environment, is at the core of any treatment plan. Another important treatment approach can be a group environment, where personal experiences and insights can be shared among peers struggling with similar issues. Together, these two modes of treatment form the basic supportive foundation for a person struggling with mental health issues. Other helpful treatment options that should be considered include family and relationship therapy, educational workshops, psychiatric medications, and psychological testing. Bloomingdale Psychological Services offers all of these services. You may choose them as stand-alone treatments, or combine them to complement each other in a comprehensive treatment plan, tailored and designed to find the most helpful solutions to your unique situations. Our mission is to guide you through the difficult challenges that life presents, promoting personal growth, enhanced relationships, and healthy emotional development.

It is often that we reach plateaus, milestones and situations that give us pause. Many paths are tried, some successfully, some not, to reach a state of balance and wholeness. Entering into counseling whether for the first or maybe the next time, is an action that will bring you to the next right step. I wholeheartedly congratulate you on taking this next and important action to your own well being and awareness. There are many ways to define success, one of which is balance. Achieving balance will affect all aspects of your life and create a structure that will shape the way that you conduct yourself in the world and the way that the world interacts with and within you. There are many stress related factors that are faced by executives today. Balanced based strategies and the commitment to a whole life success can provide options and avenues for financial, emotional and spiritual fulfillment long though to be mutually exclusive. Finding a therapist who knows the exact nature of these types of challenges and how they affect you can be difficult. As the wife of a Fortune 500 executive I know the challenges and management skills that are required to make a good marriage great and a great career a part of a balanced whole. Join me as I transfer these skills to you so that you can make your life a full and balanced working whole.

Kaleidoscope ABA provides one-to-one ABA therapy services in New Jersey and Massachusetts that empower children to create their own journey in life by reaching their highest potential. Kaleidoscope ABA Therapy Services provide intensive ABA therapy to clients in their home, community, or at one of our centers. Services individually tailored for the needs of your child. Assessment and Treatment Planning Our relationships always start with a comprehensive assessment by a Behavior Analyst that captures specific levels of behavior at a baseline to be used in the subsequent establishment of treatment goals. A carefully constructed, individualized and detailed behavior-analytic treatment plan is developed. The plan is followed up with ongoing and frequent direct assessment, analysis, and adjustments from our Behavior Analyst, based on a child’s progress as determined by observations and objective data analysis. Focused Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) Treatment for Autism Focused ABA therapy services are provided to individuals who need treatment only for a limited number of key functional skills or have a specific acute problem behavior in which its treatment should be the priority. Treatment generally ranges from 10-25 hours per week of direct therapy. However, certain treatment programs for some behavior may require more than 25 hours per week of direct therapy. Comprehensive ABA Treatment Our Comprehensive ABA looks at producing changes across a broad set of functions including cognitive, adaptive, social, and emotional domains. Treatment for Autism Spectrum Disorder often involves 30-40 hours of one-to-one (1:1) direct therapy per week. Young or newly diagnosed children may start with a few hours of therapy per day, with the goal of increasing the intensity of therapy as their ability to tolerate and participate permits. The goal is to ultimately decrease hours of therapy per week when the child has met a majority of the treatment goals and is moving toward discharge. Social Skills Programs One of the most prevalent challenges for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder is in the area of social skills. This includes difficulty with observational skills, eye contact, play interactions, taking another’s perspective, making inferences, sharing enjoyment, and building relationships. Our Social Skills treatment programming works on functional skills including (but not limited to) establishing social communication skills, natural environment safety skills, and independent leisure skills making it possible to appropriately participate in family and community activities. One of our goals is to develop the lifelong ability to experience these events in a positive productive manner. Parent Participation Training Outside of treatment, it is important for parents to have the ability and techniques to reinforce the skills their child learns in therapy by incorporating them into daily routines. As with any skill, practice is critical. Parents actively involved in their child’s therapy often increase the progress made by their children. Our treatment plans include the appropriate parent participation and training to ensure they can reinforce their child’s development beyond the therapy setting.

Cope Better Therapy helps you learn how to conquer anxiety, confront depression, reduce stress, and improve your mental well-being. Located in beautiful Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia, PA, Cope Better Therapy is run by Philadelphia Therapist and Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Lori Kovell. Lori specializes in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction (MbSR), and Oncology Counseling, and is one of Philadelphia’s top cancer therapists.

Nationally Certified Licensed Professional Counselor working with adults in a private practice setting. Trained by the University of Pennsylvania and Beck Institute for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), I provide effective counseling for anxiety, mood disorders, low self-esteem, and stress. Additionally, I am trained in Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) modalities such as meditation, yoga and other holistic approaches.

Therapist Chimère Holmes is passionate about marrying theology & psychology to help people become aware of their higher power while achieving emotional wellness. A member of the American Counseling Association as well as the American Association of Pastoral Counselors, Chimère offers years of pastoral training and clinical acumen. Services she offers include psychotherapy, pastoral counseling, and prayer.

Jennifer Bullock, M.Ed., M.L.S.P., LPC is director of The Philadelphia Social Therapy Group, where she works with individuals, groups, couples and families. Jennifer is a licensed psychotherapist with 26 years of experience in the mental health and child welfare fields. Jennifer holds a Master’s Degree from Temple University in Counseling Psychology and a Master’s Degree in Law and Social Policy from Bryn Mawr College’s School of Social Work and Social Research. She holds an adjunct faculty position at Community College of Philadelphia, teaching Psychology courses. Jennifer has a passion for the power of creativity to help us grow emotionally and in our relationships. She is a seasoned trainer of creative, performatory approaches to helping people at work, home and community advance conversation, productivity and emotional well-being. Jennifer writes a self-help blog that offers unconventional, unique approaches to our everyday life struggles and adventures with one another. As a community activist and youth advocate, she is founder of an all-volunteer community theater project, PCIC, which helps actors and non-actors from diverse backgrounds perform together. Jennifer is a long-time grass roots political organizer for fair and democratic elections. As a 200 hour certified yoga instructor, her activism is currently focused on outreach to folks of all stripes who say, “I can’t do yoga or meditate” to practice yoga and meditation together. She and her partner love gardening, bird-watching, hiking, and spending time with all of their pets, adopted and fostered.

Have you been feeling depressed, anxious, overwhelmed and alone? Do you find that your mind and emotions control you? Are you stuck in repetitive patterns? I work with people who are suffering with these symptoms and I have over ten years of experience treating depression, addictions, anxiety and eating disorders. I have a background in art and have a warm, engaging (rather than silent) style of interacting. My experience includes work at two highly reputable Bay Area eating disorder centers, work as a Mental Health Assessor for UCSF, teaching graduate psychology classes and work for Mental Health Association of NYC. I teach clients to use meditation and mindfulness tools and work from a holistic view addressing mind, body and spirit. Together, we will work to help you find new meaning and purpose in life. Additionally, I offer couples counseling for individuals struggling in their relationship. I also offer VIDEO sessions to make appointments more accessible. Finding the right therapist with whom you feel the most comfortable and connected is essential, and therefore, I offer an initial consultation at a reduced fee.

Psychotherapy, whether it be for the individual, the couple, or the family can be an invaluable experience. Psychotherapy can mean coming to a better understanding of yourself—becoming an expert on the self. It can mean understanding others around you and understanding your relationship with them. There are a variety of reasons why people find therapy helpful. In addition to therapy's being instrumental in helping people confront depression, general anxieties, and drug and alcohol abuse, psychotherapy can also be a valuable tool in helping people through particularly stressful transition times. Every person, every family undergoes life transitions. Some transitions are more stressful than others, and the intensity of the stress may depend on a confluence of events. For example, for some, the death or illness of a family member may be the stressor for which they seek help. For others, it is a career change or a geographic move. Other transitions that may precipitate the need for therapy include the birth of a child, the dissolution of a marriage, or “simply” the youngest's leaving home. Such life events marshal changes in our lives and create a disequilibrium. To learn skills to understand and hurdle the disequilibrium, psychotherapy can be of immense and lasting value.

Have you been feeling depressed, anxious, overwhelmed and alone? Do you find that your mind and emotions control you? Are you stuck in repetitive patterns? I work with people who are suffering with these symptoms and I have over ten years of experience treating depression, addictions, anxiety and eating disorders. I have a background in art and have a warm, engaging (rather than silent) style of interacting. My experience includes work at two highly reputable Bay Area eating disorder centers, work as a Mental Health Assessor for UCSF, teaching graduate psychology classes and work for Mental Health Association of NYC. I teach clients to use meditation and mindfulness tools and work from a holistic view addressing mind, body and spirit. Together, we will work to help you find new meaning and purpose in life. Additionally, I offer couples counseling for individuals struggling in their relationship. I also offer VIDEO sessions to make appointments more accessible. Finding the right therapist with whom you feel the most comfortable and connected is essential, and therefore, I offer an initial consultation at a reduced fee.

Faye Miller, aka, "Affordable Therapy" is a Cognitive Behavioral Therapist (Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine) located at 135 S 19th St (RITTENHOUSE SQUARE) in Philadelphia, PA and 7237 Hollywood Road, FORT WASHINGTON, PA 19034. Issues Treated: Academic Concerns • Addictions and Compulsions • Anxiety • Career Choice • Communication Problems • Compulsive Spending • Shopping • Depression • Emotional Abuse • Gambling Addiction • Grief, Loss, and Bereavement • Habits • Health • Illness • Medical Issues • Infidelity • Affair Recovery • Internet Addiction • LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender) Issues • Midlife Crisis • Midlife Transition • Pre Marital Counseling • Self Care • Self Compassion • Self Confidence • Self Criticism • Self Doubt • Stress • Values Clarification • Women's Issues Age Groups: • Adults Approaches: • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy • REBT • Mindfulness Based Approaches • Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy • Positive Psychology • Positive Psychotherapy • Schema Therapy • Solution Focused Therapy Methods: • Individual Therapy • Counseling • Marriage, Couples, or Relationship Counseling • Mediation • Coaching • Consultation Take the next step and contact Faye Miller for a consultation.

Faye Miller, aka, "Affordable Therapy" is a Cognitive Behavioral Therapist (Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine) located at 135 S 19th St (RITTENHOUSE SQUARE) in Philadelphia, PA and 7237 Hollywood Road, FORT WASHINGTON, PA 19034. Issues Treated: Academic Concerns • Addictions and Compulsions • Anxiety • Career Choice • Communication Problems • Compulsive Spending • Shopping • Depression • Emotional Abuse • Gambling Addiction • Grief, Loss, and Bereavement • Habits • Health • Illness • Medical Issues • Infidelity • Affair Recovery • Internet Addiction • LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender) Issues • Midlife Crisis • Midlife Transition • Pre Marital Counseling • Self Care • Self Compassion • Self Confidence • Self Criticism • Self Doubt • Stress • Values Clarification • Women's Issues Age Groups: • Adults Approaches: • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy • REBT • Mindfulness Based Approaches • Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy • Positive Psychology • Positive Psychotherapy • Schema Therapy • Solution Focused Therapy Methods: • Individual Therapy • Counseling • Marriage, Couples, or Relationship Counseling • Mediation • Coaching • Consultation Take the next step and contact Faye Miller for a consultation.