Find therapists in Birdsboro

Lisa Schick

I specialize in guiding individuals and couples through the healing process as they navigate the complexities of trauma and challenging relationships. Together we will explore your past experiences and understand how they influence your present life. This journey of self-discovery will empower you to enhance your connection with yourself and those you love.

Ella Emmer

Folks seeking a safe, compassionate space where they can be fully witnessed. Many come with deep emotional wounds, looking for a therapist who understands the complexities of trauma. They may feel unheard or invisible in other areas of their lives, but in our sessions, they find a place where their experiences are honored, their pain is validated, and their unique story is given the attention it deserves. My clients know that they will be met with kindness, deep respect, and unwavering presence.

Tina Presbery

My clients are adults who searched for a therapist who can comprehend their history, offer assistance, and support them through their healing journey concerning matters of their heart. Depression or anxiety, feeling like there's no escape from the repetition, the same situation with different people again and again. You consistently show up for others yet find it challenging to do the same for yourself. You place the needs of others above your own, yet only you notice it.

Jessica Kravetz

I work with clients struggling with depression, anxiety, health concerns, grief, and personal identity. I will assist you in developing coping skills, increased self-esteem, and making meaning out of your present circumstances. Through our sessions, I will strive to empower you in trusting your own ability to navigate the ups and downs that life may throw. I will accept you as you are and genuinely care to help you navigate the road to the healthiest version of yourself.

Stefany Farino

The majority of my clients are adults who are going through life transitions and want support adjusting to a variety of life changes. Some of my clients have past trauma they want to unpack in a safe space. Although my clients are from different racial backgrounds, sexual identities, and life experiences, I have found they all want to feel supported and validated in sessions. Their end goal is usually to improve their quality of life so they can enjoy their lives again.

Alayna Renwick

As a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor, I have knowledge and experience working with people with various mental and physical disabilities. Many of my clients have felt frustrated with experiencing misconceptions, perceived limitations, and microaggressions in relationship to their disability.

Bailey Osborne

I have a special interest in serving survivors and victims of sexual traumas and abuse. In a culture where victim blaming runs rampant, when we talk and process our experiences the light is able to shine in and we as a society move closer to a world where survivors do not need to live in shame. I am also a trained Doula and love to work with the perinatal and postpartum community. I am especially interested in exploring traumatic birth stories and supporting this healing journey.

Emily Bentz

In a world where every person's journey is unique (and busy) it can be difficult to feel connected. If you find yourself struggling to cope with anxiety, having relationship issues, or just not feeling like your best self, it makes it all the more challenging to navigate life's hurdles. To find an environment free of judgment where you can share openly and honestly is incredibly valuable. I truly appreciate the time and effort it takes to venture into therapy when already facing everyday stress.

Frank Hoban

I primarily work with individuals, couples, and members of the LGBTQIA+ population. Whether you are dealing with anxiety, stress, depression/general feelings of sadness, and relational issues (mama drama and other family-related concerns) and self-esteem/self-identity/self-image and general self-betterment goals -- I am here to help support in whatever ways possible.

Savanna Smith

I believe that everyone is unique, with their own set of experiences, perspectives, and challenges. This individuality is what makes the therapeutic journey so personal and meaningful. When clients approach counseling with motivation, openness to self-reflection, and a commitment to growth, it creates a powerful foundation for positive change. My role is to support and guide you through this journey, helping you harness these qualities to achieve your goals and enhance your overall well-being.

Noha El Toukhy

I have extensive experience working with individuals and couples in various areas, including interpersonal relationships, boundary management, heartbreak and divorce, anxiety, body dysmorphia, abuse and trauma (sexual, emotional, and physical), life transitions, stress management, depression, and more. I’m here to support you in navigating these challenges and building a path toward healing and growth.

Liz-El Black

I work with teens, young adults and adults who are trying to cope with anxiety, depression, life transitions and self-esteem building, among other concerns. My clients come to sessions with an idea of what goals they want to achieve and then we build on those goals and develop a plan to reach them. My ideal client is open to assistance and is not led by the clinician. A client led by the questions and exploration of oneself and their own values will come to well processed conclusions.

Allison Short

I have worked as a therapist in diverse settings, including outpatient programs, homeless shelters, substance abuse programs, and LGBTQIA clinics. I love supporting people on gender journeys, discernment, grief, and body trust journeys. I help individuals facing depression, anxiety, mood disorders, autism, stress, self-esteem issues, grief, eating disorders, and trauma. As a gender-affirming therapist, I counsel trans and queer individuals of all ages and backgrounds.

Shelly Zhou

I'm happy to work with anyone who is willing to take this brave step towards nourishing their mental health! As a young, Asian-American woman, I have a special affinity towards working with this population and at the same time am excited by working with people of different backgrounds and cultures. I am very experienced in working with children and adolescents and love to help adolescents thrive through difficult transition periods of development.

Brittany Hobbs

I specialize in therapy for children and young adults, guiding you through anxiety, depression, grief, loss, and life transitions. My ideal client is ready to embrace growth and change in ways they never thought possible. Remember, "there is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn't." - John Green. Let's embark on this journey together, finding strength and hope along the way. Your brighter future starts here.

Madison Shira

I have had the privilege of working with a diverse population of people. I have extensive experience working with anxiety, depression, ADHD, autism, and trauma. I also work with people who are struggling to feel empowered when facing difficult life transitions, hardships in their relationships. By creating a safe space for exploration, we can work together to uncover the aspects of your identity that resonate most with you and bring them to the surface.

David Yovino

The folks I serve typically range from adolescence and upward into adulthood. I've found a special appreciation working alongside folks in the LGBTQIA+ community, folks struggling with overcoming addiction and eating disorders....as well as folks who are learning to navigate life by overcoming past trauma.

Dylan Weinstock

Are you navigating a significant transition in your life and feeling stuck? Perhaps you're feeling overwhelmed or lost, seeking guidance through life's twists and turns. I work with clients facing life transitions, LGBTQIA+ issues, anxiety, and depression. While I support people throughout the lifespan, I’m particularly passionate about working with LGBTQIA+ adolescents and emerging adults, as well as older adults, helping them manage unique challenges and find fulfillment at any stage of life.

Melissa Marshall

Are past negative experiences keeping you from having the type of relationship you really want now? Are you having problems in your marriage? Are you feeling misunderstood in your relationships? Do you feel disconnected from your partner? Are you trying to determine if you both can stay in your marriage? Is your blended family not getting along as well as you hoped? If you answered yes to any of these questions, we can discuss them in-depth and help build your relational skills.

Laura G. Kogan