Therapists in King Of Prussia, PA

My clinical philosophy can be captured by the following words… It’s not just in your head, it’s in your brain. My therapeutic approach is grounded in the belief that much of the ongoing emotional and psychological distress we carry throughout life is rooted in traumatic underpinnings, which directly affects the central nervous system. In helping clients understand the neurological reasons behind their distress, and integrating techniques to support rewiring for well-being, individuals become more empowered and confident to creatively assume control for how they want to live their lives.

Are you concerned about how sad or anxious your child is? Are you getting frequent calls from school regarding your child's behavior? Are you having issues communicating with your teenager? As a parent, it is difficult to see your child hurting. You child may be acting out at home and at school. Your teenager may lash out at you, leaving you wondering what happened. Or it may be more serious concerns regarding your child's unhealthy eating patterns, hurting themselves, or even considering suicide. You may be frustrated that you've tried everything but it just hasn't worked.

In everyone's life there will be a time when you not only need help but to be heard. It is important to be heard and have one's feelings acknowledged and accepted. I want you to know that you are not alone and help is available. There is hope.

Do anxiety, self-doubt, self-criticism, performance pressure, perfectionism, depression, or low self-confidence impact you or your child? I specialize in working with competitive athletes as well as young adults in their 20's & 30's who's thoughts, behaviors, & emotions limit their authentic expression, sense of well-being, performance potential & opportunities to flourish. In a safe, supportive environment I strategically guide my clients past what is troubling them while challenging and supporting them to realize their own self-worth, authenticity, and internal strength. In short, to help them Think, Do, and Feel Better.

I approach the therapeutic relationship with a deep conviction and trust in the process. I deeply engage and connect with clients on a heart, mind, and body level, rather than through the lens of a diagnosis or label they may have acquired along the way. I believe that each person is their own expert. Cultivating better contact with oneself, and learning to be more compassionate and supportive towards self is foundational for the therapeutic process I hold and facilitate. I enjoy working with a diverse group of clientele, especially those with anxiety, depression, and relational disruptions.

Are you struggling with life stressors, feeling overwhelmed, depressed, or anxious? Are you tired of feeling stuck in constant worrying, self-criticism, or relationship difficulties? Do you strive to heal your relationship with food and your body? If you want to work on your well-being, live more fully, and need to develop coping mechanisms and stress management techniques to resolve the issues that hinder you from living the life you envision, I can provide the support you need to accomplish these goals and help you gain insight into your strengths and build upon them, while also being a support of the mind-body connection.

I am passionate about collaborating with individuals and families to help them reach their goals and find fulfillment. I strive to create a warm, safe and culturally sensitive environment where one can develop skills and gain insight into their unique personal challenges. I have experience treating a wide range of psychiatric conditions including depression, anxiety, ADHD, trauma related disorders, and mood disorders. I have experience working with clients in multiple levels of care including residential, outpatient and in home services through family-based work.

I help clients with stress, anxiety and low self esteem feel better about themselves. I also specialize in organizational (Executive Function) and Social Skills issues, in adolescents and adults struggling with these problems, and work with students in the college process. Whether something is bothering you and you can't pinpoint what it is, or you know you don't feel as good as you could, I help you explore what might be causing you sadness, stress or anxiety, and together we come up with a plan that makes you feel more in control, leading you to live a happier and more fulfilling life.

You have made it to this page and I want to help! Are you currently dealing with stress-filled situations at work or school, do you have a complicated family or are you having trouble navigating your current relationships? Are you trying to becoming independent, start a career or a family and does any or all of that feel overwhelming to you right now? Are you about to get married and want to build a strong foundation that will help you weather the storms or are you looking to fortify your marriage because of the storms you are currently in? I am here to walk alongside and offer you a helping hand through this time.

Jodi received her Master of Science from Case Western Reserve University. As a licensed clinical social worker, she works with children, families, individuals, and couples. With over 20 years of experience, she specializes in treating depression, anxiety, loss, and trauma. She is a certified trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapist who also has a strong background in family therapy and working with individuals with mood disorders, adjustment issues, relationship issues, abuse issues and grief and loss.

Overwhelmed with anxiety? Frustrated with negative thinking or persistent depression? Maybe you are stuck with sleeping or eating habits that don’t seem to change despite your best attempts. Effective therapy should help you understand exactly why these symptoms exist (likely a very valid reason!) and help you identify a different course of action that is in alignment with the way you want to live. My goal for treatment is to meaningfully reduce the impact of symptoms rather than just learn better ways to “cope” with distress. Although results-oriented, I value being compassionate, encouraging, genuine and non-judgmental.

Whether it’s your first time in therapy or your hundredth, finding a therapist can be nerve racking. That’s why I prioritize building a solid working relationship built on trust. My identity as a therapist is best defined by my authenticity and nonjudgmental stance. I’m not afraid to embrace my client’s sense of humor, interests, strengths, and culture while also helping them build the courage to confront their maladaptive thoughts and behaviors. I try and meet you wherever you’re at and help you develop the insight and skills so that you can reach your goals and realize your potential.

So, my guess is that you are here because you are looking to make a change possibly. The same problem continues to surface without an end in sight. Maybe you thought about making this change before, but then a few days went by then life went on. Even though life went on that change you needed to make never happened so now we are back here again. At this very moment when you are contemplating a change it is very important that you make a commitment to yourself that you will not continue to do the same thing over and over expecting a different result.

As a therapist, everyone can benefit from having someone to talk to. Whether that be processing life stressors, loss, anxiety, depression, and everything in between. My role is to create a safe, comfortable space that promotes collaboration and honors all identities and genders. I also honor and respect the connection between the mind, body, and spirit. While I work with all individuals, I have extensive experience working with adolescents and teens, specifically processing grief and challenging life transitions. I am also vastly trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).

I am a Certified Advanced Counselor by the NBCC and I am passionate about my work with those affected by alcoholism and addiction. Substance Abuse and Mental Health problems are major roadblocks in a person's life. These issues are nothing to be ashamed of and can be overcome with a proper, specialized treatment plan. I help patients struggling with substance abuse and co-occurring disorders through many different treatment modalities that are specified to each individual. Every person is unique in their personality and life circumstances, therefore, their treatment approach will be suitable to fit their unique situation.

Are your everyday routines lacking luster? Does it seem like a struggle to find joy and happiness in the life you have created? Through an integrative mind-body connection approach, we will work together to create a safe, nonjudgmental space to navigate and make sense of the patterns and experiences that affect your daily routines. We will attempt to address the root cause of your ailments while supplying you with the tools necessary to calm not only your mind, but your brain, and body too.

There are many things in life that we cannot control, but wellness lies in how we react to our emotions and the difficult situations we encounter. I work with clients to separate the uncontrollable from the controllable, and provide them with the tools to sit in the discomfort of challenging emotions. I aim to provide a safe space in which clients feel comfortable enough to make changes in their lives for the better. I have worked with clients of all ages, but have the most experience working with neurodivergent trans adolescents struggling with anxiety and mood disorders as well as navigating their gender expression and identity.

Welcome and thank you for taking the time to view my profile. I'm sure by this point, finding the courage and motivation to begin the search for the best therapeutic fit has been an uphill process, however, I'd like to take this moment together to acknowledge the determination and resilience you've shown thus far in order to begin your therapeutic journey.

My therapy approach is psychodynamic, where the focus is on the therapeutic relationship between the client and therapist to resolve emotional distress. I have extensive experience working with depression, anxiety, trauma, mood disorders, personality disorders, and many more specialities.