Men's Issues Therapists in Conshohocken, PA

Are you are always in battle with your spouse or partner? Has communication has broken down and you don’t know how to talk to each other anymore? Are you hurt because of things that were said in anger? Do you feel that no matter what you do, nothing is ever good enough or you’re not good enough? In most marriage or couples counseling, all things can be improved, changed and made better, with just a little support, no matter how big or small. With couples therapy, you’ll learn how to communicate your feelings and needs, fight fair and get what you want out of your relationship.

Hello and welcome! My name is Max Corchin and I'm a Licensed Professional Counselor. I have in-person sessions based out of Conshohocken and Blue Bell, and virtual sessions throughout Pennsylvania. I specialize with couples and teens (11 and older) because life can be confusing and having some help makes day-to-day challenges easier.

Thomas W. Yokoyama is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Pennsylvania who has been practicing since 2007. Thomas has always used a strength-based approach whether it was working with client in community mental health, private practice, or family-based settings to help them identify their own goals and discover solutions to their goals. He does not rely on any one approach to problem solving since each person is unique. Outside of work, Thomas is very active and enjoys playing sand volleyball, swimming, playing golf and prior to the pandemic listening to live music.

Anthony Russo is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Pennsylvania who has been practicing since 2007. Anthony can help a client to understand that a long journey to recovery is marked by very small, but consistent steps. Xe can support change and action by recognizing a client's personal strengths and then placing a plan in action toward more goal-focused areas. Anthony's specialties are working with individuals who suffer from depression, anxiety, ADHD, obsessive compulsive disorder, and various forms of addictions.

Being human can be overwhelming. Most of us are balancing various responsibilities on top of trying to give ourselves what we need, if we even know what that may be. My work focuses on making sense of what feels complex, placing it into words, and meaningful action. Many people I work with are struggling to balance personal wants and expectations of their families, experiencing internal conflict due to living in dual cultures, coping with trauma from substance abuse, racism, or are generally exhausted from worry and sadness.

My goal is to guide people toward making meaningful change. My patients can vary from people who have experienced acute traumatic events, suffered from health-related problems, or are struggling with the problems of everyday life. Utilizing a trauma-informed treatment perspective, I invite my patients into a safe and collaborative therapeutic relationship. I have a decade-plus history of helping individuals experiencing issues ranging from social anxiety to Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.

We all have parts of ourselves that we wish we could change or simply get rid of. Sometimes, those parts are internal, like our feelings or personality traits (being a "perfectionist" or feeling too "lazy"). Other times, those parts can be external, like our relationships with work, school, and the people around us. Change can be a powerful, and even necessary, experience. But it's not always clear what kind of change we need, or how we can hope to make that change happen.

Ashley Fisher is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Pennsylvania with over 13 years of experience as a therapist. She graduated from Juniata College with her Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) in 2011 and received her Master of Social Work (MSW) in 2015 from Shippensburg University. Ashley has had the opportunity to practice in various settings throughout her career with clients of all ages, in both mental health and/or substance abuse outpatient and inpatient settings. Ashley prides herself as being a LGBTQIA+ affirming, a gender-affirming, and a neurodiversity-affirming therapist.

Hello! I’m Amber. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and my training is strengths-based, trauma informed, and recovery-perspective grounded. I have practiced extensively with individuals and families working to make treatment a collaborative process. I specialize in the field of eating disorders treating adolescents and adults, individuals and families. I have worked in all levels of care for over a decade, allowing me to treat an array of symptoms and co-occurring conditions.

Has your relationship become toxic? Should you separate or get married? We will help you get those answers and more by giving you REAL practical tools through a powerfully unique CO-LED counseling approach that you won’t find offered in most practices. We are both married and licensed clinicians that conduct counseling sessions together with the couple; then Mike meets with the male and Kim meets with the female, for one on one individual session. We focus on relationships in crisis situations that NEED real change and real solutions FAST. This is the support you have been looking for. Call for a free consultation today!

Life is complicated and it can get heavy and messy. It feels like things have been turned upside down. Some situations feel like a funhouse mirror and you want out of the funhouse but you don’t know how to find the exit. Life's tasks fall to the side. Your social life feels confusing. Hobbies feel meaningless. Self-care can be difficult. Friends and family offer their support, but their well-intentioned help doesn't always land the way you need it to. No one seems to understand what you’re going through. It's like a two-ton boulder is blocking your path. All you want to do is hide, but you know that's not who you are at your core.

As a Licensed Professional Counselor, I have experience (and enjoy!) working with clients of all ages. I regularly work with children as young as 4, adolescents, college-age clients, and adults alike. I am equipped to help clients who are experiencing symptoms related to depression, anxiety, anger, ADHD, self-esteem, body image, eating habits/behaviors, divorce, substance abuse, suicidal ideation, relationships, behavioral concerns, sexuality and gender exploration (LGBTQIA+), academic or school issues, and phase of life adjustment or transitions.

I believe that collaboration between the client and the therapist is a crucial part of the therapeutic process. I draw from a variety of empirically supported treatments, primarily utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy which replaces ineffective patterns of thoughts, emotions, and behaviors with new constructive ones. My approach helps client’s feel “unstuck” and begin to develop new coping skills and tools for change. Lets work together to create ways of thinking and feeling.

Change is hard, but possible with effective therapeutic support. I believe that the role of a therapist is to guide (not push!) clients toward positive change and that no two paths to meeting a goal are the same. Some achieve success very quickly while others require more time. I am committed to helping my clients work through life's challenges at a pace that is right for them.