We believe the best therapy happens when you can create an authentic relationship with your therapist.
We take the intimidation out of therapy by only hiring therapists that have dealt with the mental health issues they specialize in. That means when you’re diving deep and confessing your inner-most battles and thoughts - you can trust your therapist ‘gets it’.
“No matter why you go to Therapy for Women, these women WILL change your life.”
TESTIMONIAL
Meet Amanda E. White, MA, LPC
Founder and Lead Therapist
I promised myself if I ever made it to the other side, I would dedicate my life to helping other women find healing.
While working with a therapist that’s also in recovery isn’t essential - I personally wasn’t able to make progress in my own treatment until I found someone who had been in my shoes.
I understand what it’s like to feel hopeless and lost, and what it takes to sit in an uncomfortable chair in a dark, gloomy basement and have an older man record notes about you, your struggles, and your worst decisions.
That’s why I’m here to make therapy different for you.
Therapy doesn’t have to feel stigmatized, old-fashioned or stuffy, Whether you are at your breaking point or just need some guidance, we are here to provide a comfortable, authentic, and easy-going atmosphere for you to grow and feel fulfilled in your life.
Before I BECAME a therapist, I STRUGGLED WITH ADDICTION, trauma, and an eating disorder.
LEARN MORE ABOUT AMANDA
Hey, It's Amanda again.
Bachelors Degree from University of Richmond
Masters Degree in Professional Clinical Counseling from La Salle University
Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)
Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC)
Certified Brain Spotting Practitioner
Experienced registered yoga teacher (E-RYT)
Education
READ SOME FUN FACTS
Fieldwork at Eagleville Hospital
Primary Therapist at Seabrook House
Lead Therapist hired to create a curriculum for the Changes for Women program at Seabrook House
EXPERIENCE
Helping women with substance use disorders, eating disorders and trauma. I specifically specialize in working with young women under the age of 35 and college-aged women and those transitioning into adulthood.
specialty
Hey, It's Amanda again.
Parallel parking
SECRET TALENT:
GO BACK
Tacos and Ice Cream
FAVORITE MEAL:
Yoga, brunch & nap
ideal saturday:
To be an olympic figure skater
CHILDHOOD DREAM:
My sobriety & biz in that order
I'M MOST PROUD OF:
Sitting in a yoga pose on the floor in my office
between clients you can often find me:
Stephanie King, MA
After growing up with a sick parent and losing my dad in my early 20s, I know what it’s like to feel “lost”. Through working on my own mental health, I’ve learned how to navigate grief and face my anxiety. I’ve been there and I want you to know that together, we can work through your challenges.
My approach to therapy is all about self compassion and connection. I’ll help you identify your strengths and learn resilience to face the challenges of life. I believe that life may not get *easier* for us, but you can get better at effectively dealing with it. We will explore your inner self with kindness and you will develop a positive internal dialogue.
I am not just a sit and nod therapist. I use my training in dialectical behavioral therapy to teach coping skills and build a greater quality of life. I strongly believe that setting boundaries and learning to use self care can lead you to a happier, more peaceful you. I can't wait to work together.
LEARN MORE ABOUT STEPHANIE
Maddie Quirk, LPC
After growing up in a family with substance abuse, I’ve been where you are. I know it’s scary to work through your anxiety, depression, and trauma
As a trauma informed and EMDR certified therapist, I am committed to helping you heal the past so that you can be more grounded in the present and hopeful for the future. Therapy is a journey and a collaborative process that we are in together.
I am a certified yoga instructor and reiki practitioner. I strongly believe in the mind-body connection and feel that true change comes from holistic healing and addressing all parts of the self- mind, body, and spirit.
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I’m intentional about creating a safe space in my office, but I also don’t take myself too seriously and I love to laugh in session. I am passionate about empowering other women, as I believe healthy, strong women create a better world for everyone.
LEARN MORE ABOUT MADDIE
Specialties: Eating Disorders, Grief & Anxiety
Stephanie King, MA
Maddie Quirk, LPC
After growing up in a family with substance abuse, I’ve been where you are. I know it’s scary to work through your anxiety and depression.
I believe in meeting you where you are. I love helping women identify and let go of their limiting beliefs so they can implement real change in their lives. Therapy is a journey and a collaborative process that we are all in together.
In addition to therapy, I’m also a certified yoga instructor and reiki practitioner. I strongly believe in the mind-body connection and feel that true change comes from holistic healing and addressing all parts of the self- mind, body, and spirit.
I’m passionate about empowering other women as I believe that stronger, healthier women create a better world for everyone.
LEARN MORE ABOUT MADDIE
READ SOME FUN FACTS
Bachelors Degree from Kutztown University
Masters Degree from Kutztown University
LPC paperwork is pending licensure
Education
3 Years at Penn Psychiatric Center
1.5 Years at The Village Outpatient Center
EXPERIENCE
Grief & Loss
Eating Disorders & Body Image Issues
Anxiety & Depression
specialty
Dialectical and Behavioral Therapy Trained (DBT)
Trauma Informed CBT Therapist
QUALIFICATIONS
Stephanie King, MA
Maddie Quirk, LPC
After growing up in a family with substance abuse, I’ve been where you are. I know it’s scary to work through your anxiety and depression.
I believe in meeting you where you are. I love helping women identify and let go of their limiting beliefs so they can implement real change in their lives. Therapy is a journey and a collaborative process that we are all in together.
In addition to therapy, I’m also a certified yoga instructor and reiki practitioner. I strongly believe in the mind-body connection and feel that true change comes from holistic healing and addressing all parts of the self- mind, body, and spirit.
I’m passionate about empowering other women as I believe that stronger, healthier women create a better world for everyone.
LEARN MORE ABOUT MADDIE
GO BACK
Home with my husband and in my pajamas by 10 pm playing Yahtzee and listening to 90's rock
IDEAL SATURDAY NIGHT:
Hiking/walking with my dog, velvet.
favorite way to move my body
Being able to connect with people on such a personal level. To be trusted and have this connection with my clients is an honor.
The greatest thing about being a therapist
Tacos
FAVORITE MEAL
Unapologetically expressing myself
WHAT ARE YOU CURRENTLY WORKING ON IN LIFE?
Stephanie King, MA
After growing up with a sick parent and facing the grief that went along with that, I developed anxiety and depression. Therapy changed my life and forced me to face anxiety and negative thinking head on. I’ve been there and I want you to know that together, we can work through your challenges.
My approach to therapy is all about self compassion and connection. I’ll help you identify your strengths and learn resilience to face the challenges of life. I believe that life may not get *easier* for us, but you can get better at effectively dealing with it. We will explore your inner self with kindness and you will develop a positive internal dialogue.
I am not just a sit and nod therapist. I strongly believe that setting boundaries and learning to use self care can lead you to a happier, more peaceful life. I can't wait to work with you.
LEARN MORE ABOUT STEPHANIE
Maddie Quirk, LPC
READ SOME FUN FACTS
Bachelors Degree in Psychology from Philadelphia University
Masters Degree in Professional Clinical Counseling from La Salle University
Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of PA
Education
Fieldwork at Adolescent Advocates
Lead Therapist at Liberation Way and Avenues Recovery
EXPERIENCE
Trauma & EMDR
Substance Use Disorders
Anxiety & Depression
specialty
Stephanie King, MA
After growing up with a sick parent and facing the grief that went along with that, I developed anxiety and depression. Therapy changed my life and forced me to face anxiety and negative thinking head on. I’ve been there and I want you to know that together, we can work through your challenges.
My approach to therapy is all about self compassion and connection. I’ll help you identify your strengths and learn resilience to face the challenges of life. I believe that life may not get *easier* for us, but you can get better at effectively dealing with it. We will explore your inner self with kindness and you will develop a positive internal dialogue.
I am not just a sit and nod therapist. I strongly believe that setting boundaries and learning to use self care can lead you to a happier, more peaceful life. I can't wait to work with you.
LEARN MORE ABOUT STEPHANIE
Maddie Quirk, LPC
GO BACK
Doing impressions of other people.
SECRET TALENT:
Weightlifting and yoga.
favorite way to move my body
My past, any mistakes or shortcomings I make, and the wisdom of many mentors
Who or what is your greatest teacher?
Iced with cream, no sugar!
HOW I LIKE MY COFFEE:
Being witness to change and growth in another human; sharing genuine laughter and joy in sessions
THE GREATEST THING ABOUT BEING A THERAPIST:
Specialties: Trauma, PTSD & Substance Use
Kathryn Nulf, MA, NCC
My passion is working with women* (*cisgender, transgender, nonbinary, genderqueer – I welcome you). I grew up emotionally sensitive and through therapy I learned tools that taught me how to move through the world in ways that embraced my sensitivity. I soon realized my sensitivity was actually my superpower. I love to help women feel this empowerment, too.
I came to therapy through healing from chronic pain and depression and an infinite curiosity for human behavior and a love for the complexity of people. I get what it’s like to feel up and down with your emotions, to get depressed or anxious and not know what to do, or even feel unsure of who you are. I have taught yoga for more than 10 years, and enjoy teaching my client's tools to regulate their emotions, communicate in ways they can feel good about, manage stress more effectively, and move toward what they want to do in your life.
I believe that people are doing the best they can and that we cannot shame ourselves into a better life. I love to introduce clients to how they can practice compassion for themselves and create more meaning in their lives..
LEARN MORE ABOUT Kathryn
Micia Harris, MA, LAC
As a child I knew my career path would involve helping others as this was my passion, my true calling. I am a firm believer of implication of our natural skills and strengths. Creating change in one’s life, on their own time, at their own pace and in a safe place is key to learning to effectively cope, adapt, and change.
I am open-minded, observant, curious, empathetic and my strength lies in understanding that not one thing (person, diagnosis, treatment, or treatment plan) is the same. My person-centered framework allows me to focus on creating a genuine, confidential and trusting relationship with my clients. As someone who has experienced mental health challenges myself, I know how important it is to have someone who understands, cares and guides you through the toughest challenges in life.
I work from a wellness based perspective and I believe that creating a sense of empowerment is the ultimate goal for therapy. I believe that we can all benefit from learning how to hold space for ourselves, how to love ourselves from the inside out, and become empowered individuals. My goal with each session is to help my clients get a little closer to that empowered state.
LEARN MORE ABOUT Micia
Specialties: Postpartum/ Motherhood, Anxiety, Depression & Bipolar
Specialties: Anxiety, Depression, LGBTQ, Chronic Pain
Kathryn Nulf, MA, NCC
Micia Harris, MA, LAC
As a child I knew my career path would involve helping others as this was my passion, my true calling. I am a firm believer of implication of our natural skills and strengths. Creating change in one’s life, on their own time, at their own pace and in a safe place is key to learning to effectively cope, adapt, and change.
I am open-minded, observant, curious, empathetic and my strength lies in understanding that not one thing (person, diagnosis, treatment, or treatment plan) is the same. My person-centered framework allows me to focus on creating a genuine, confidential and trusting relationship with my clients. As someone who has experienced mental health challenges myself, I know how important it is to have someone who understands, cares and guides you through the toughest challenges in life.
I work from a wellness based perspective and I believe that creating a sense of empowerment is the ultimate goal for therapy. I believe that we can all benefit from learning how to hold space for ourselves, how to love ourselves from the inside out, and become empowered individuals. My goal with each session is to help my clients get a little closer to that empowered state.
LEARN MORE ABOUT Micia
READ SOME FUN FACTS
Bachelors Degree from West Chester University
Master's Degree in Clinical Counseling - Rosemont College
LPC paperwork is pending licensure
Education
3 Years at Penn Psychiatric Center
1.5 Years at The Village Outpatient Center
EXPERIENCE
LGBTQ+
Anxiety & Depression
Chronic Pain & Illness
specialty
Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC)
Dialectical and Behavioral Therapy Trained
Trauma Informed CBT Therapist
Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-200)
QUALIFICATIONS
Kathryn Nulf, MA, NCC
Micia, Harris, MA, LAC
As a child I knew my career path would involve helping others as this was my passion, my true calling. I am a firm believer of implication of our natural skills and strengths. Creating change in one’s life, on their own time, at their own pace and in a safe place is key to learning to effectively cope, adapt, and change.
I am open-minded, observant, curious, empathetic and my strength lies in understanding that not one thing (person, diagnosis, treatment, or treatment plan) is the same. My person-centered framework allows me to focus on creating a genuine, confidential and trusting relationship with my clients. As someone who has experienced mental health challenges myself, I know how important it is to have someone who understands, cares and guides you through the toughest challenges in life.
I work from a wellness based perspective and I believe that creating a sense of empowerment is the ultimate goal for therapy. I believe that we can all benefit from learning how to hold space for ourselves, how to love ourselves from the inside out, and become empowered individuals. My goal with each session is to help my clients get a little closer to that empowered state.
LEARN MORE ABOUT Micia
GO BACK
Barre class, coffee & therapy... in that order!
IDEAL SATURDAY:
To be a dancer in a Madonna video!
childhood dream
Allowing my clients to feel seen, heard and understood.
The greatest thing about being a therapist
Mr. Rogers
childhood hero
Chronic pain
WHat is your greatest Teacher?
Kathryn Nulf, MA, NCC
My passion is working with women* (*cisgender, transgender, nonbinary, genderqueer – I welcome you). I grew up emotionally sensitive and through therapy I learned tools that taught me how to move through the world in ways that embraced my sensitivity. I soon realized my sensitivity was actually my superpower. I love to help women feel this empowerment, too.
I came to therapy through healing from chronic pain and depression and an infinite curiosity for human behavior and a love for the complexity of people. I get what it’s like to feel up and down with your emotions, to get depressed or anxious and not know what to do, or even feel unsure of who you are. I have taught yoga for more than 10 years, and enjoy teaching my client's tools to regulate their emotions, communicate in ways they can feel good about, manage stress more effectively, and move toward what they want to do in your life.
I believe that people are doing the best they can and that we cannot shame ourselves into a better life. I love to introduce clients to how they can practice compassion for themselves and create more meaning in their lives..
LEARN MORE ABOUT Kathryn
Micia Harris, MA, LAC
READ SOME FUN FACTS
Bachelors Degree in Psychology from Rutgers University
Masters Degree in Professional Clinical Counseling from La Salle University
Licensed Associate Counselor
Education
Outpatient Therapist at Oaks Integrated care (6 Years)
Mental Health Clinician at Rutgers University Acute Psychiatric Services
EXPERIENCE
Postpartum Anxiety & Depression
Trauma
Bipolar Disorder
specialty
Kathryn Nulf, MA, NCC
My passion is working with women* (*cisgender, transgender, nonbinary, genderqueer – I welcome you). I grew up emotionally sensitive and through therapy I learned tools that taught me how to move through the world in ways that embraced my sensitivity. I soon realized my sensitivity was actually my superpower. I love to help women feel this empowerment, too.
I came to therapy through healing from chronic pain and depression and an infinite curiosity for human behavior and a love for the complexity of people. I get what it’s like to feel up and down with your emotions, to get depressed or anxious and not know what to do, or even feel unsure of who you are. I have taught yoga for more than 10 years, and enjoy teaching my client's tools to regulate their emotions, communicate in ways they can feel good about, manage stress more effectively, and move toward what they want to do in your life.
I believe that people are doing the best they can and that we cannot shame ourselves into a better life. I love to introduce clients to how they can practice compassion for themselves and create more meaning in their lives..
LEARN MORE ABOUT Kathryn
Micia Harris, MA, LAC
GO BACK
Haggen Daz Caramel Cone!
Favorite Ice cream Flavor:
It's a tie between dancing and yoga!
favorite way to move my body
Tracee Ellis Ross
If You could have lunch with anyone dead or alive:
My career. I get to do what I love and that's rare.
I'm Most pRoud of:
Being able to connect with so many different people and learn from their stories and journeys
THE GREATEST THING ABOUT BEING A THERAPIST:
Gabby Salomone, LCSW
Growing up with a younger sister who had a chronic medical condition, and parents who had a messy divorce, I sometimes joke it was the perfect recipe to cook up some anxiety in me! I had convinced myself early on that if I could control everything and everyone around me then things would be okay in my life, but the more I tried to control, the more things felt out of control. With the help of a great therapist, I was able to break free from the mental rituals and anxiety.
I believe that therapy is not one size fits all, which is why I use a person-centered approach. I practice from the theoretical orientation of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, focusing on how thoughts and feelings impact our behaviors and incorporate exposure therapy to change behaviors. I encourage my clients, through behavioral activation, to slowly incorporate back into their lives enjoyable activities, routines, and value-based goals that have decreased or are being avoided due to their anxiety, OCD, depression, or an eating disorder.
I provide a safe and comfortable atmosphere to support my clients in make changes and living a life they love.
LEARN MORE ABOUT gabby
Leeor Gal, MA, MFT
After growing up in a different country, and moving to the United States at a young age, I know what it’s like to go through challenging transitions. I’ve learned how to navigate new cultures along with readapting my identity in order to feel connected to my new home. My experiences thus far have molded me into the therapist I am today, along with managing chronic pain and illness.
As a Marriage and Family Therapist, my approach is warm yet direct. My favorite therapeutic technique with couples is the Emotionally Focused Couple’s Therapy, where I focus on the couple’s intimacy dance and their communication patterns. In terms of families, I believe that in order to fully understand one another, speaker/listener techniques are important to adapt at home. I also love working with teens and young adults with anxiety, depression and helping them navigate life transitions.
My systemic training provides me with further insight into understanding what makes you, you, and what has affected you thus far. By utilizing a number of conventional and collaborative approaches, I aim to tailor treatment to fit the individual, couple or family.
LEARN MORE ABOUT leeor
Specialties: OCD, Eating Disorders & Anxiety
Specialties: Couples Counseling and Relationship Issues, Teens &
Life Transitions
Erika Pranzo, MA
My early experiences fostered my empathy and deep understanding for others. I knew from a young age that I had a passion for helping others and through my own self-work, I learned that my empathy and compassion are my biggest strengths. I use an eclectic, person-centered and strength-based framework now to help womxn see their unique strengths and shift learned unhelpful beliefs to beliefs that promote positivity and growth. I absolutely love watching the clients I work with blossom into the best versions of themselves.
I believe everyone is able to grow & change and it is an honor to help guide people through their healing journeys. I see that each client is unique including their belief systems, interests and abilities so I pull from a few different modalities to meet client needs. I have been trained in and often incorporate Mindfulness techniques, somatic interventions, and Cognitive Behavior Therapy interventions to help clients gain awareness and understand the relationship between thoughts, emotions and behaviors. Additionally, I have extensive training in dance/movement therapy which allows me to use body-based interventions to help clients become more aware of and understand their physical sensations and emotions. Sessions are tailored to individual needs through ongoing communication.
Specialties: Eating Disorders, Anxiety & Depression
Gabby Salomone, LSCW
Leeor Gal, MFT
After growing up in a different country, and moving to the United States at a young age, I know what it’s like to go through challenging transitions. I’ve learned how to navigate new cultures along with readapting my identity in order to feel connected to my new home. My experiences thus far have molded me into the therapist I am today, along with managing chronic pain and illness.
As a Marriage and Family Therapist, my approach is warm yet direct. My favorite therapeutic technique with couples is the Emotionally Focused Couple’s Therapy, where I focus on the couple’s intimacy dance and their communication patterns. In terms of families, I believe that in order to fully understand one another, speaker/listener techniques are important to adapt at home.
My systemic training provides me with further insight into understanding what makes you, you, and what has affected you thus far. By utilizing a number of conventional and collaborative approaches, I aim to tailor treatment to fit the individual, couple or family.
LEARN MORE ABOUT leeor
READ SOME FUN FACTS
Bachelors Degree from Widener University
Masters Degree from Widener University
Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the state of PA
Education
2 Years at Rogers Behavioral Health Center
2 Years at Renfrew Residential Program
EXPERIENCE
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Eating Disorders
Severe Anxiety & Panic Attacks
specialty
Trauma Informed CBT Therapist
Health at Every Size Informed
Behavioral Activation and Exposure Response Prevention Training for OCD, Eating Disorders & Anxiety
QUALIFICATIONS
Gabby Salomone, LCSW
Leeor Gal, MFT
After growing up in a different country, and moving to the United States at a young age, I know what it’s like to go through challenging transitions. I’ve learned how to navigate new cultures along with readapting my identity in order to feel connected to my new home. My experiences thus far have molded me into the therapist I am today, along with managing chronic pain and illness.
As a Marriage and Family Therapist, my approach is warm yet direct. My favorite therapeutic technique with couples is the Emotionally Focused Couple’s Therapy, where I focus on the couple’s intimacy dance and their communication patterns. In terms of families, I believe that in order to fully understand one another, speaker/listener techniques are important to adapt at home.
My systemic training provides me with further insight into understanding what makes you, you, and what has affected you thus far. By utilizing a number of conventional and collaborative approaches, I aim to tailor treatment to fit the individual, couple or family.
LEARN MORE ABOUT leeor
GO BACK
Home with my husband and in my pajamas by 10 pm playing Yahtzee and listening to 90's rock
IDEAL SATURDAY NIGHT:
Hiking/walking with my dog, velvet.
favorite way to move my body
Being able to connect with people on such a personal level. To be trusted and have this connection with my clients is an honor.
The greatest thing about being a therapist
Tacos
FAVORITE MEAL
Unapologetically expressing myself
WHAT ARE YOU CURRENTLY WORKING ON IN LIFE?
Gabby Salomone, LCSW
Growing up with a younger sister who had a chronic medical condition, and parents who had a messy divorce, I sometimes joke it was the perfect recipe to cook up some anxiety in me! I had convinced myself early on that if I could control everything and everyone around me then things would be okay in my life, but the more I tried to control, the more things felt out of control. With the help of a great therapist, I was able to break free from the mental rituals and anxiety.
I believe that therapy is not one size fits all, which is why I use a person-centered approach. I practice from the theoretical orientation of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, focusing on how thoughts and feelings impact our behaviors and incorporate exposure therapy to change behaviors. I encourage my clients, through behavioral activation, to slowly incorporate back into their lives enjoyable activities, routines, and value-based goals that have decreased or are being avoided due to their anxiety, OCD, depression, or an eating disorder.
I provide a safe and comfortable atmosphere to support my clients in make changes and living a life they love.
LEARN MORE ABOUT gabby
Leeor Gal, MFT
READ SOME FUN FACTS
Bachelors Degree from Rutgers University
Masters Degree in Marriage & Family Therapy from Thomas Jefferson University
Education
2 Years at Council for Relationships
1 Year at West Chester Therapy Group
EXPERIENCE
Couples Counseling
Family Therapy
Chronic illness & anxiety
specialty
qualifications
Gottman Level One Training
Traiing in Emotional Freedom Technique & Dialectical Behavioral Therapy
Gabby Salomone, LCSW
Growing up with a younger sister who had a chronic medical condition, and parents who had a messy divorce, I sometimes joke it was the perfect recipe to cook up some anxiety in me! I had convinced myself early on that if I could control everything and everyone around me then things would be okay in my life, but the more I tried to control, the more things felt out of control. With the help of a great therapist, I was able to break free from the mental rituals and anxiety.
I believe that therapy is not one size fits all, which is why I use a person-centered approach. I practice from the theoretical orientation of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, focusing on how thoughts and feelings impact our behaviors and incorporate exposure therapy to change behaviors. I encourage my clients, through behavioral activation, to slowly incorporate back into their lives enjoyable activities, routines, and value-based goals that have decreased or are being avoided due to their anxiety, OCD, depression, or an eating disorder.
I provide a safe and comfortable atmosphere to support my clients in make changes and living a life they love.
LEARN MORE ABOUT GABBY
Leeor Gal, MFT
GO BACK
I have a black belt in Karate
SECRET TALENT:
I love to travel so exploring new towns and cities that I've never been to before
ideal Saturday:
Reading a book or doing some yoga or meditation
in Between sessions you can
find me:
Pasta! I can eat it for every meal!
favorite meal:
The ability to see others become the best versions of themselves
THE GREATEST THING ABOUT BEING A THERAPIST:
"She offers a fresh and modern view on therapy which involves empowering her clients to see the change in themselves."
“Amanda and Maddie are both fabulous. I've worked with Amanda for 2 years now and I can't recommend her enough. She offers a fresh and modern view on therapy which involves empowering her clients to see the change in themselves. She gives you literal tools to supplement what's talked about in session so you can go home and practice life skills. This step has been so crucial for my long-term recovery and emotional stability. She also checks in with you about things you talked about the previous week without having a notepad in front of her. She genuinely cares for each client. No matter why you go to Therapy for Women, these women WILL change your life. I really can't thank them enough.”
TESTIMONIALS
We Believe In Doing Therapy Differently
Therapy how and when you need it
Easy and unintimidating
We specialize in overlapping issues
We embrace technology to the fullest - because therapy shouldn’t be old-fashioned! We are proud to offer therapy both in person or via HIPPA compliant video sessions. When you are our client, you will also have your own private portal where you can make appointments, pay balances, and get access to statements for insurance. [view info on fees and insurance]
Taking the first step in attending a therapy appointment is no easy feat - and that’s why we make all appointments as comfortable as possible. You’ll have the opportunity to learn more about your therapist prior to your appointment, and if you decide to do your sessions in our office - you’ll love the easygoing, relaxed vibe. (No old men recording notes about you in a basement)
We believe that healing happens best when you’re treated as a whole person - not a set of symptoms - that’s why our therapists specialize in a holistic approach that treats all of your overlapping issues. We believe therapy is for everyone, regardless if you have a mental health diagnosis.
