Ridley Park Therapists specializing in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

Melissa Rogel

My practice is focused on helping unique individuals understand and accept themselves and engage in healthy relationships while still maintaining individuality. I work with those who don’t always feel like they fit in a box or align with society’s expectations regarding their relationships, career, and personal pursuits. My areas of specialty include: anxiety, religious trauma, relationship issues, self-esteem, chronic illness, and issues specific to creatives and highly sensitive people.

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Dr. Gina Innocente

At GIA, our clients often have some significant challenges to overcome - depression, anxiety, problems with romantic partners or family, life changes, or internal struggles. And any trauma or loss doesn’t help. While therapy can mean confronting difficult feelings, it can also be a space for curiosity, creativity, and self-discovery, which many of our clients have described as rewarding and, believe it or not, exciting and fun. We welcome children and teens, adults, couples, and families.

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Mandy Krzysiak

I understand that recovery is a complex, non-linear journey, and my goal is to meet clients where they are, offering support and strategies that respect their individual needs and pace. By focusing on reducing the most harmful behaviors and building healthier coping mechanisms, I aim to empower clients to make gradual, sustainable changes.

Sami Morris

I work with adult individuals and couples/partnered relationships from various backgrounds. I work with clients who have experienced trauma (sexual or non-sexual), are dealing with life transitions, issues regarding sexuality and sensuality, improving emotional awareness, and people wanting to improve/enhance their relationships. While I do work with clients from all backgrounds, I try to make space for those within the kink/BDSM, polyamorous and ENM, and LGBTQIA+ communities.

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Hadley Roberts-Donnelly

I work predominantly with women and LGBTQIA+ people (and couples) working through relational issues & trauma and who are wanting to explore the origins of their distress. I also work with children and adolescents, incorporating interventions from play and art therapy. With my clients, I enjoy weaving through moments of healing insight and moments of intentional growth while honoring our changing needs and overall goals.

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Zee Worthington

If you are feeling lost, having difficulty understanding why you are feeling the way you do, or struggling to believe your own experiences are valid or “enough”, you’re not alone. Sometimes, we feel a deep sense that something is wrong and we need to attend to it, but we aren’t sure where to start, or what it is. You deserve a space to explore your experiences, yourself, and your relationships in a way that feels safer and meets you where you are.

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Ali Siewert

Being human is often tough. Sometimes we lose our way and can feel stuck and overwhelmed. Sometimes we would like to change parts of our lives or ourselves but don’t know how. Therapy can be an empowering way to promote healing, growth, and wellness. Often, we initially seek treatment to address a specific concern and then begin to uncover other areas of our lives in which we want to make meaningful change. My goal is for this process to feel supportive, affirming, and appropriately challenging.

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Kate D'Amica Hostetter

Have you been struggling to understand your emotions, cope with changes or reduce depression, anxiety or guilt? Through encouragement and empowerment, we will work to cope with the challenges you face. With a HAES and anti-diet lens, I am passionate about working with both men and women to find and maintain freedom from their eating and co-occurring disorders by gently confronting barriers, building on strengths and challenging unhelpful relational and thought patterns.

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Phoenix Center for Experiential Trauma Therapy

We serve a broad range of clients including adults, teens, kids, college students, persons in recovery, folks in the LGBTQ+ community, first responders, veterans, and many more.

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The Better You Institute

We welcome all ages: children, adolescents, adults, families, and couples. Together, we will uncover the origins of your struggles, work through deep-seated feelings, and create new behaviors to replace unproductive patterns. The goal is to empower you to use self-awareness to your advantage, rather than letting it work against you, as you learn to navigate life’s challenges and embrace opportunities with clarity and poise.

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Rachel Crispin

The populations I serve are individuals - teens, young adults and adults under 40 facing grief/bereavement/loss, body image, self-esteem, self-reflection, women's obstacles, anxiety, adjustment and difficult life changes/decisions. My ideal clients ultimately need someone in their life who listens to them, empowers them and believes they can do great things.

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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.

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Ayesha Ludhani

Balancing it all—work, family, and relationships—just feels too much. If you are feeling overwhelmed by it all or stuck in a cycle of rumination and doubt, anxiety therapy could be the right fit for you. Perhaps you are having a hard time getting your child to listen to you or managing tantrums. Feeling increased connection to your child doesn’t have to come at the expense of sacrificing your role as a parent! Parenting support can help you develop patience as a parent and parent confidently!

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CJ Mooney

I specialize in individual and couple work and welcome the presence of partners and family members to enhance the therapeutic experience. Many of my clients are navigating life transitions, have experienced trauma, are trying to reinvigorate romantic relationships, or live with anxiety/depression. I am happy to work with humans from all backgrounds, but I am especially trying to make space for LGBTQ+ and gender-diverse folx, as well as the polyamorous & neurodiverse communities.

Kate Manser

As someone who identifies as queer and polyamorous, I understand what challenges come with these identities. When practicing polamory, we are often unprepared for the difficulties that arise when living in a mononormative society. Together we can navigate if you or you and your partner(s) find yourselves with insecure attachment styles impacting your your relationship(s), are having difficulty managing boundaries, or need help dismantling couple's privlege.

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Jennifer Brey

Many of the people I work with feel haunted by their past and struggle to connect with people in the present. This can show up in overwhelming anxiety, procrastination, feeling down on themselves, communication and relationship issues. Many have difficulty with sleep and some struggle with the way they drink or use drugs. Our early work usually focuses on skill building and fostering awareness and insight into challenges before doing any more in-depth work.

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Katie Mauro

My ideal client would be a fat bodied individual who is looking to repair their relationship with food and their body. A client who is interested in seeking freedom from diet culture, and unpacking their fatphobia of themselves and how the world sees them. I work from an anti diet and HAES (health at every size) perspective. I also enjoy working with folks in improving communication skills, assertiveness and mindfulness and folks who need assistance in navigating non monogamous relationships

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Sara Burth

I work with clients who are trying to understand how to accept themselves and are looking to create a strong therapeutic relationship with a counselor. I believe that clients who have acknowledged that they need help in certain areas and are looking to put in the work needed to achieve their goals are going to get the most out of our time together.

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Erin Burchell

My ideal client is someone who wants to help themselves. Going to therapy is a difficult move to make. It's a leap of faith and an act of trust. I hope to build a relationship with clients who are willing to trust me to listen to them, be there for them, and help them.

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Christina Mattschei

Many of my clients struggle with anxiety and trauma and are open to approaches like CBT, DBT, and mindfulness. I am also interested in working with clients who are dealing with gut health issues exacerbated by stress, trauma, and anxiety. I am happy to work with spiritual and religious minorities and people from any spiritual background (agnostics and atheists are welcome too). I also love working with LGBTQ clients by providing a safe space to affirm and explore related issues.

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Ginamarie Moure

I serve clients from all walks of life and stages of development who are dedicated to personal growth and authenticity by providing them with the appropriate support, coping mechanisms, and tools. My experience with multiple populations has helped me realize the importance of looking at an individual as a whole, rather than just focusing on a specific issue. The mental, physical, and social aspects of an individual are all equally important.

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