I’m a Clinical Psychologist, the founder, and executive director of PCP, located in Philadelphia, PA.

Therapy is a very unique space, and to be able to witness the vulnerability and the depth of conversation that are had in this space, is something I find very special and valuable, and it drives me to love this profession.

My approach to psychotherapy is one that is quite flexible. I integrate different kinds of models and philosophies (psychodynamic, CBT, IFS, and ACT-based) in order to match your specific needs and personality style. I firmly believe that this way can leave more room to tailor the treatment in whatever way that feels relevant and helpful to you, and is not restricted by one particular model that must be adhered to.

What is even more important than this, in my view, is building a strong therapeutic relationship. This is the only way to allow for a comfortable and a safe space that can be used to share deep conversations and to ultimately heal.

My specialty is in complex trauma, anxiety, identity development, and mood disorders.  I also work with folks who struggle with ADHD, relationships issues, and grief.  

If you’re struggling with some of these issues, then we can get you the help you need to reduce your symptoms, get better, and flourish.

I’m a clinical psychologist and the clinical director of PCP.  I specialize in integrative health, trauma, anxiety, and depression. Other concerns that I often work with include OCD, ADHD, bipolar disorder, sleep issues, grief, relationships issues, and life transitions. I work with people across the lifespan, including children, teens, and adults.

I provide evidence-based interventions that integrate Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Exposure Therapy with Response Prevention (EXRP), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) based on the needs of each client.

I believe that physical and mental health are incredibly intertwined, and this philosophy motivates me to take a proactive approach to wellness. Just as we understand the importance of routine health care, we should also prioritize and normalize caring for our psychological needs. Everyone gets stuck sometimes, and everyone can benefit from learning more about themselves. That is why I strive to empower clients to develop goals, identify potential barriers, and explore strategies to pursue what is most important to them in life.

What I love most about my role is being able to be part of this journey and helping decrease the stigma around mental health needs so that more people feel comfortable seeking support.

If you’re struggling with some of these issues, then we can get you the help you need to reduce your symptoms, get better, and flourish.

I’m a licensed professional counselor and clinical supervisor, with a specialty in trauma, anxiety, mood disorders, and relational issues. Other mental health concerns I work with include depression, substance abuse, self-harm, and feelings of alienation and loneliness. I work with both adults and children, individuals and families.

My style in therapy is holistic and integrative, using a psychodynamic and relational focus. I center past experiences as well as the here-and-now feelings. I have extensive experience working with those who have experienced childhood and developmental trauma/wounding.

In my work with my clients, I try to create a warm and empathic space where you can feel safe enough to reconnect to hope and purpose. I feel honored to be present with my clients as they navigate and explore their inner and outer lives, and bear witness to their healing and recovery.

If you’re struggling with some of these issues, we can get you the help you need to reduce your symptoms, get better, and flourish.

I’m a psychotherapist and licensed social worker who specializes in the treatment of anxiety, depression, trauma, and grief. I also work with folks who are struggling with chronic illness, life transitions, relationship issues, disordered eating, aging, and self-esteem.

I work through a strength-based perspective, integrating different therapeutic models, such as cognitive behavior therapy, dialectic behavior therapy, mindfulness, and psychodynamics in order to find what fits each client and their needs.

As a mental health advocate, I greatly admire vulnerability in the face of stigma, and feel privileged to be part of your healing process.

If you’re struggling with some of these issues, we can get you the help you need to reduce your symptoms, get better, and flourish.

I’m a psychotherapist and licensed social worker who specializes in the treatment of anxiety, relationship issues, depression, and life transitions. I also work with other concerns such as self-esteem, LGBTQIA+ issues, substance use, career challenges, and family issues.

My style is warm and collaborative. I will listen deeply to your preferences and goals and tailor my approach to reflect your needs. In therapy, I utilize cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), psychodynamic, motivational interviewing, and strengths-based approaches to offer you a range of options and meet you where you are.

The therapeutic alliance is a one-of-a-kind relationship. Together, we’ll build trust and rapport in a safe, non-judgmental space that promotes exploration and discovery. It is a privilege to assist clients as they gain clarity, develop coping skills, navigate challenges, and celebrate triumphs.

If you’re struggling with some of these issues, we can get you the help you need to reduce your symptoms, get better, and flourish.

I’m a psychotherapist who specializes in working with folks with traumas, depression, anxiety, and grief. I also work with clients struggling with relationships issues, OCD, ADHD, immigration issues, and addictions. I also practice psychotherapy in both English and Spanish, and I work with individuals, couples, and families.

I believe that a therapeutic relationship is the foundation of the therapy process, that allows us to connect, trust, share, communication, and process emotions in a safe and respectful space. Within my work, I integrate elements of CBT, ACT, mindfulness, and psychodynamics.

I find that the ability to connect with a client, listen, and offer emotional support at challenging moments in their lives is what I value most about being a therapist. There is immense gratitude for being able to witness the transformation of someone who is progressing to live a life filled with purpose and meanings.

If you’re struggling with some of these issues, we can get you the help you need to reduce your symptoms, get better, and flourish.

I’m a psychotherapist and a licensed social worker who specializes in working with individuals, couples, and families with trauma, grief, mood disorders, and anxiety.  I also work with clients who have patterns of disordered eating, OCD, and self-harm.

I use an integrative model in my work that emphasizes psychodynamic and relational elements, as well as attachment-based therapy, cognitive behavior therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, internal family systems (IFS), EMDR, and exposure therapy. I believe that this integrative style can help us tailor the approach of therapy to your needs as they evolve over time.

I truly value and enjoy the opportunity to learn about and witness people’s strengths and what helps them to keep going when things feel impossible.

If you’re struggling with some of these issues, we can get you the help you need to reduce your symptoms, get better, and flourish.

I’m a clinical psychologist with a specialty in adults with trauma, anxiety, relationships, and perfectionism; but I also work with patients who struggle with grief, depression, anger, OCD, and ADHD.

My therapy style tends to incorporate interpersonal psychotherapy, psychodynamic psychotherapy, ACT, CBT, and exposure therapy to match where you’re at and what you’re looking for in a therapy experience.

What I enjoy most about being a therapist is witnessing clients’ stories, and the growth and healing that can take place in a vulnerable space like this.

If you’re struggling with some of these issues, we can get you the help you need to reduce your symptoms, get better, and flourish.

I’m a clinical psychologist who specializes in working with individuals who struggle with anxiety, depression, trauma, and life transitions.  I also work with folks who have ADHD, relationship difficulties, and grief.

I also enjoy integrating different approached of therapy in my work with clients, and I tend to pull mostly from CBT, ACT, and mindfulness based work.  What’s important to me is to find a style that works and resonates with you!

Therapy feels like a really valuable experience to me, where I can offer people a place where they can feel listened to, guided, and supported through the challenges they might be experiencing.

If you’re struggling with some of these issues, we can get you the help you need to reduce your symptoms, get better, and flourish.

I’m a psychotherapist and a licensed clinical social worker, who specializes in working with chronic conditions, mood disorders, anxiety, and life transitions, and also experienced in working with folks who are struggling with trauma, ADHD, grief, and more.

As far as therapy styles, I utilize relational, intersectional-feminist, psychodynamic, mindfulness as well as CBT and DBT models to integrate my work and tailor it to your needs and styles.

As your therapist, it’s my role to support you in meeting your goals, and sometimes even to develop a deeper understanding of why those goals are your focus. I will work with you to co-create the therapeutic space that serves you best. I lead with compassion, humor, and collaboration and I will at times challenge you when growth is within reach.

If you’re struggling with some of these issues, we can get you the help you need to reduce your symptoms, get better, and flourish.

I’m a clinical psychologist, and I specialize in working with folks across the lifespan who struggle with anxiety, trauma, autism, and ADHD. Other areas of interest include mood disorders, identity issues, relationship concerns, and LGBTQIA+ issues.

My approach to therapy includes elements of CBT, mindfulness, psychodynamic theory, and attachment theory. I don’t believe in a one-size fits all model, so I enjoy integrating different styles of therapy to meet your individual needs.

I think it’s a privilege to be part of your life and witness the challenges and growth that can emerge within the relationship that we develop, and it’s one of the things I love about being a therapist.

If you’re struggling with some of these issues, we can get you the help you need to reduce your symptoms, get better, and flourish.

I’m a psychotherapist and licensed social worker, and my speciality is in working with folks who are struggling with grief, anxiety, depression, and trauma. I also enjoy work related to life transitions, chronic illness, LGBTQIA+ issues, and relationship challenges.

In my psychotherapy work, I pull from different models, including ACT, psychodynamic therapy, internal family systems (IFS), relational and attachment-based, and somatic approaches. I strive to practice from a queer-affirming, trauma-informed, and anti-oppressive framework.

I believe therapy is one avenue to building a life that is more authentic, connected, and meaningful. My goal is to co-create a space that is warm and safe, where you can approach issues from a strength-based lens, and where curiosity and creativity and flourish. I value my unique relationships with each client, and I am deeply grateful to be able to witness growth, meaning-making, and changes that positively impact your life.

If you’re struggling with some of these issues, we can get you the help you need to reduce your symptoms, get better, and flourish.

I’m a psychotherapist and a licensed social worker, My experience is working with clients who struggle with anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, grief, OCD, ADHD, and relationship problems.

In my work, I try to prioritize co-creating a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients can feel heard, understood, and supported. My style of therapy is often trauma-informed and integrative, pulling from cognitive-behavioral (CBT) theories, as well as mindfulness and acceptance (ACT) approaches.

As a therapist, I feel privileged to be a part of my clients' lives and be able to witness the resilience and strength within each person I work with. We all have challenges and struggles that we need help navigating sometimes, and being able to help you through that process is very meaningful to me.

If you’re struggling with some of these issues, we can get you the help you need to reduce your symptoms, get better, and flourish.

I’m a psychotherapist and a licensed professional counselor, My specialty is in working with eating disorders, trauma, substance abuse, LGBTQIA+ issues, low self-esteem, anxiety, depression, and borderline personality disorder.

My therapy philosophy incorporates elements of exposure therapy (such as CPT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and other mindfulness based elements to match what might resonate best with your needs and style.

I work best with clients who are eager to explore themselves more deeply, even if they’re unsure where to start. My approach is nurturing yet motivating, offering a safe, transparent space for self-discovery, healing, and growth.

If you’re struggling with some of these issues, we can get you the help you need to reduce your symptoms, get better, and flourish. 

I’m a psychotherapist  specializing in working with individuals with trauma, OCD, anxiety, depression, HIV and other chronic illnesses, and personality disorders. I also work with folks who struggle with addiction, ADHD, immigration issues, and identity.

I integrate multiple treatment models in my work to personalize care for individuals. I use Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and psychodynamic therapy to connect with you and find what approaches resonate best with you and your current needs.

What I love about being a therapist is creating connections to be a part of your wellbeing journey and learning something new from each person I get to work with.

If you’re struggling with some of these issues, we can get you the help you need to reduce your symptoms, get better, and flourish.