Mindfulness-Based (MBCT) Therapists in Furlong, PA

You’re in enough distress that you're looking for a therapist. Maybe you have a history of trauma and/or addiction and it's too much to handle alone. Perhaps there's illness, grief or loss. You need help to learn to deal skillfully with thoughts, emotions, physical sensations, triggers and flashbacks, Shadow material, and self-sabotage. You can live a free, clear life. There is a way to begin dissolving the hold, not just of psychological problems but, to begin to dissolve the ego itself that creates those problems by investigating the nature of Reality. This is deep psychological healing that can lead as far as spiritual awakening.

Sometimes we all need a little help with what life brings our way. That's where I come in. I believe in helping you to get to the root cause of the challenges you're facing and develop the skills to move forward. I am integrative and utilize mindfulness, shadow work, narrative therapy and nervous system regulation to help you with a compassionate and direct approach. I specialize in communication issues, identity work, grief, overcoming anxiety and relationship challenges. I have extensive experience working with business owners, executives, entrepreneurs and leaders.

Spearheaded by eating disorder specialists Dr. Stacy Hunt, Clinical Psychologist and Leah Frazee, RD, LND, Bucks Eating Support Collaborative provides comprehensive and quality care for patients of all ages and genders dealing with disordered eating in a HAES informed framework and a body neutrality lens. With two Bucks County locations, Bucks ESC provides individual therapy, family, nutrition and group sessions. Our group of providers also offers trauma support, LGBTQ support, co-occurring Dx, ARFID, & PANS/PANDAS related eating concerns. We also work with athletes with eating disorders and disordered eating.

Are you tired of feeling stuck in life; trapped in the same repetitive patterns, problems and relationships over and over as you try to navigate your inner emotional world? Do you feel discouraged and struggle to make the necessary changes to promote healing? We all need to be heard and understood; to have more fulfilling relationships, joy, satisfaction and happiness within ourselves and in our lives. Imagine, for a moment, that you are experiencing yourself the way you are meant to feel. You now have more joy, more compassion, more self-understanding, more fulfilling relationships, more connection with a sense of balance in your life.

Debra Holder became a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in 2016 after working with adults with chronic illness as a medical social worker since 2008. She has an undergraduate degree in psychology from Clark University, and a Master of Social Work degree from California State University, San Bernardino. Debra will provide you with a warm, supportive, non-judgmental space to share your emotions, learn to make positive changes in your behaviors and relationships, and become a happier, calmer person.

Although most of my experience has been with teens and young adults, I am open to meeting with clients of all ages and genders. Before becoming a social worker, I was a high school teacher for 23 years and worked as a social worker in a therapeutic school. I am particularly interested in supporting adoptees, sexual assault survivors, young people with learning differences, and LGBTQ+ youth as they heal from loss or trauma, discover their strengths, and construct an authentic identity. I have also run support groups for adoptees, trans/nonbinary teens, and parents of TGN teens.

I am a compassionate and supportive clinician, who specializes in working with children/ adults in navigating a variety of issues, including: life adjustments/ transitions, anger, anxiety, OCD, attachment, depression, behavioral difficulties, family/relationship conflicts, and school/work stressors, using a trauma informed lens. My goal is to walk aside brave individuals as yourself (or family when working with kiddos ) to empower autonomy on your journey towards healing. I’m currently on waitlist for any kids 5-18; However, any kids under 5 years old or an adults with early morning/ afternoon availability, I have open availability.

Bucks Support Services, located in Newtown & Buckingham, PA, is comprised of four speciality branches; Bucks Eating Support Collaborative, Bucks LGBTQ Center, Bucks Recovery Center. & Bucks Family Support Center. In addition to those speciality areas, we treat a wide array of psychological concerns, including anxiety, depression, mood disorders, personality disorders, family/support system and relationship issues, adjustment disorders, and disorders of childhood, among others. We are a gender affirming & HAES informed space.

I bring a wealth of knowledge to my work with adults and adolescents with a wide variety of issues including anxiety, depression, trauma, abuse, as well as grief and loss. I have developed an eclectic approach that includes therapeutic tools and strategies drawn from trauma informed therapy, person centered therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy as well as mindfulness skills. My empathetic, non-judgmental style creates a safe and supportive environment that empowers clients to grow, build their self-worth and achieve positive change.

I am a certified EMDR therapist, specializing in individual counseling, PTSD, dissociative disorder, anxiety, and depression. I use creative counseling techniques integrating Mindfulness, relaxation techniques and Heartmath, to enhance therapeutic outcomes with adults, children, adolescents and teens. I am a trained EMDR therapist for those who have experienced trauma in it's many forms. I also have advanced training in: Stress management, Loss and Grief therapy, Behavioral Modification and Mindfulness therapy. I am a member in good standing with the American Counseling Association and EMDRIA.

I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, specializing in Integrative Health & Wellness. Incorporating both traditional psychotherapy alongside evidence-based mind-body approaches allows me to provide a comprehensive approach towards your health and healing. Whether you are experiencing anxiety, chronic pain, trauma, a significant life challenge, or just want to create a more fulfilling life for yourself, my goal as your therapist is to empower you with the knowledge and tools you need to create the change and growth you desire.

I am here to provide for you a safe space of support and stability. I utilize healing modalities rooted in science and compassion such as EMDR, IFS, M-CBT and Somatic-Healing techniques that resonate with you. I help those experiencing life transitions (divorce, retirement, etc.), anxiety, depression, substance use disorders and those dealing with the effects of unresolved and stored trauma. I believe that as we experience inevitable life challenges and relational transitions that it is essential to take this time to learn, heal, evolve, remember, re-imagine, and align with what is authentically meaningful and important.

Ginny Wolper (she/her) is a Licensed Professional Counselor who has an extensive history in working with survivors of trauma, particularly those in the LGBTQ+ community. She is trained in trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT) and dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) which she uses to teach her clients how to manage their symptoms and process the traumatic events they have endured. In addition to TF-CBT and DBT, Ginny often uses other modalities including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), insight-oriented therapy, psychodynamic practices, and internal family systems (IFS).

Kim's therapeutic approach is tailored to the needs of the individual and their family system. She focuses on developing a welcoming and meaningful therapeutic relationship allowing for the creation of a safe space to grow and learn. Kim's approach includes supporting the client by using a strength-based approach, questioning patterns of thoughts that do not serve, and tapping into the client's sense of purpose. Kim has training in trauma informed care, understanding developmental issues, anxiety disorders, identifying strengths in families/couples and the use of solution-focused counseling.