Art Therapy in Philadelphia, PA

You're not too much. You deserve to take up space and have your needs met. Maybe you've learned to disconnect from your feelings and disregard your own needs filling everyone's cup but your own. You're left feeling empty, without energy or motivation to heal and fight for change. You want to make intentional changes that bring more joy, ease, and meaning but don't know where to start. You don't need to do this alone. Let's integrate your healing journey with anti-oppressive & anti-racist practices. We'll use creativity, curiosity, & connection to weave together your story, heal from trauma, & break cycles of oppression. You matter.

You've been thinking about getting help but life's busy. Maybe you've been hesitant because of your high public profile and privacy is a concern. You’re at the point where you’re ready make an investment in yourself and talk to someone because , seriously, life can sometimes be overwhelming. You feel disconnected, stuck , depressed, anxious or consumed by self -doubt and it prevents you from living the best version of yourself. Maybe on the outside you’re high- achieving and successful, and you 'should ' be happy. The truth is, you've gotten so good at faking it that you feel like an imposter in your own life.

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.

Making the decision to begin or restart therapy is tough. We get messages from all around us that we should be independent or "strong," so asking for support can feel like somehow, we've failed. Maybe it gives you anxiety just imagining how you would squeeze one more appointment into your already packed schedule. Less than optimal experiences in therapy might have you tired of searching and worried about who you'll be able to trust. Or maybe you're waiting for the 'right time' to begin. Whatever has brought you to this point right now though, has taken a lot of strength.

I have experience working with adolescents and young adults who are impacted by mental and emotional health challenges. I believe that building a strong and honest relationship with my clients is the foundation for genuine, positive, and sustained growth. I thoughtfully work to create a trusting and affirming space that encourages self-exploration and discovery and empowers clients to connect to and build on their intrinsic strengths and capacity for change.

Are you overwhelmed by emotions or struggling with relationships, especially as a teen, young adult, or member of the queer and trans community? As a parent, do you feel unsure of how to support your child? Do you feel worried that things may never improve? At Daisy + Co. Therapy, we get what you're going through. We specialize in helping individuals and families reconnect and develop the skills needed to thrive together. We specialize in full program Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), OCD treatment, trauma care, and LGBTQ+ affirming therapy for teens, young adults and their parents.

Do emotions take over and exhaust you? Have people marveled at how resilient you are or mentioned your sensitivity as a liability? Maybe you sometimes wonder if you’re the only one who is seeing the hurt and pain all around. It’s likely you have figured out how to adapt to what the world wants you to be. You present the part of yourself that is widely accepted by your community and our social systems, but what about the rest of YOU? If any of this speaks to you, I relate and I can help. I guide young adults, adolescents, and children to connect to their inherent worth, power, and self-compassion.

Hi, I am Yema, a sex therapist based in Philly. I am a queer, trans, fat, disabled, Latinx child of immigrants and I will bring a unique, anti-oppressive perspective to your struggles and goals. I always consider the impact of racism, capitalism, fatphobia, queerphobia, and ableism on your lived experience. As an anti-capitalist, I deeply value community and I will regularly remind you that you are not alone and that there are caring communities eager to hold you. As an intersectional feminist, my work is deeply trauma-informed; your autonomy, safety, pace, worldview, and informed consent are paramount and will always be respected.

I can provide telehealth services in WA and PA. I have been in the field of mental health and substance use disorders for over 20 years. I have worked in many aspects of field from case management to therapist. I have worked with many of my local community agencies to support the diverse populations I have worked with. I have worked with mostly youth, ages birth to 21, and families. I have obtained my master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling and substance use disorders from Walden University. I am nationally certified as a counselor. I currently am the director of a local behavioral health agency for children.

When we see ourselves clearly, it's good for the people around us. Trying to live well and do right by others when we don't honestly know ourselves usually has unintended impacts. If you've been quick to help people, but reluctant to seek support for yourself, let's talk. I welcome people who are skeptical about therapy. It is very important to me to be affirming of all genders and expressions, and to be an active anti-racist ally.

Your healing and wholeness are important. Sometimes relationships can hurt us, sometimes trauma harms us, and the very act of living in this world can cause pain. And sometimes, we are trying the best we can to cope and survive. I believing healing is possible for all of us. I approach therapy from a place that affirms and honors your whole self. I will empower you and hold space for you as you face what has been painful, unlearn patterns that no longer serve you, and honor your needs. I am a licensed clinical psychologist in the states of PA and NY and I also hold PSYPACT. I work with individuals, couples, and families.

Hello, I'm James. Are you tired of feeling trapped in the grip of anxiety and depression, unable to break free? Do you yearn for a life where you can confidently pursue your dreams and goals without fear? I specialize in empowering individuals to conquer anxiety and depression, unlocking their true potential and finding lasting fulfillment.

Psychotherapist, toy analyst, Senior Leadership Strategist, and Diversity and Inclusion Professional in the Greater Philadelphia region. Peter’s research and practice interests are invested in community mental health, theories on adult play and the ways it frames our social interactions, and trauma informed work with clients and artists/creatives. Peter’s clinical approach is rooted in holistic, relational and humanistic theory. Peter’s research and Op-Eds have been featured in the ​Psychology Today, The Wall Street Journal, Philadelphia Gay News, The Mighty, and others.

I focus on trauma, depression, anxiety, attachment difficulties, & relationship/family issues. My ideal client would be open to change and exploring more positive ways to see themselves. My ideal client would be someone that values our time together and is present for sessions. My ideal client would be someone who can reflect from within and be willing to do the work, with a sincere desire to change their lifestyle. This client would be flexible and willing to see the other side of the coin, exploring the past and delving into the present.

I am LGBTQ+ and relationship-minority (CNM/Poly/Relationship Anarchy) affirming, body and sex-positive, and I have a special interest in amicable co-parenting and midlife transitions. I understand that identity and relationship shifts can make you feel unsteady, lost, and lonely. Maybe none of the traditional relationship blueprints make sense to you anymore, and you need a new road map for your life. Whether you're still figuring out your identity, navigating a new relationship dynamic, need support with amicable co-parenting, or just want a listening ear to help you make sense of life's plot twists, I'm here.

My favorite part about being a therapist is building therapeutic relationships collaboratively in a way that feels authentic and safe for each individual. My style has been described as warm, nurturing, active, and transparent, and I will always prioritize your autonomy. I often work with individuals who want to have more fulfilling relationships and feel more connected to themselves and others. I will always celebrate your joy, humor, creativity, and whichever parts of yourself that you want to share.

I have an extensive professional history of working with families and couples in crisis. Many of us struggle in our relationships & find that clear communication is challenging for many reasons. The barriers may include issues with past trauma or failed attempts to find the right words during a conflict. I bring the structural therapy tools to help a family, couple, or individual recognize the triggers of their conflicts, explore past trauma & the impact it may have on the current relationship/situation, help the individual challenge automatic negative assumptions, & find a response which leads to clear communication.

Hi. Let me introduce myself. I earned my MSW from Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University, and I practice a strength based, holistic approach to therapy by using a variety of theories and techniques based on each individual's personality and needs. It is my firm belief that everyone possesses the natural ability to reach their most evolved and emotionally intelligent self.

Jotie is a licensed professional counselor located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with many years of experience working with depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and trauma-related disorders. Jotie uses an attachment-based model to identify and address distorted thought patterns and improve relationships (between people, with themselves, or with food).