129 therapists available in Pennsylvania, including 14 in Wyomissing
Life is a journey and as a licensed professional counselor with over 15 years of experience, I’m dedicated to supporting individuals, couples, and families as they navigate challenges, strengthen connections, and grow with purpose.
As a therapist with over 30 years in practice, I offer much experience, knowledge, and understanding of the issues you are dealing with.
As a woman committed to living a values-based life, I understand the internal battle of often putting life on hold, believing that our pain needs to stop or lessen before we can begin to live and bring our dreams to life in the present moment.
I believe in collaborating with you to formulate and achieve your treatment goals, and I champion patient autonomy.
As a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, I seek to provide a sense of hope in a safe space when life becomes overwhelming and chaotic.
I know that self-reflection and change can be hard, so let me help you on your journey.
In my experience, there are insights and opportunities in all of life's challenges if we are willing to lean in. Having a trusted person to accompany us on that journey makes all the difference.
With experience working with a range in both age groups and presenting problems, I can be of assistance in addressing many concerns.
I take pride in providing adequate care for individuals and families to enhance their social functioning by emphasizing empathy and compassion with the clients that I work with.
As an immigrant woman, I understand the numerous obstacles faced when seeking mental health support; therefore, I aim to establish a safe and nurturing environment for my clients of all backgrounds to thrive while receiving outstanding support and care.
I know firsthand that taking the first step can feel intimidating, but I am here to meet you with compassion and understanding as we navigate the journey together.
As a psychiatric nurse practitioner, I offer person-centered care while meeting you where you are in your mental health treatment journey and focusing on the here and now.
As a provider and receiver of therapy, I recognize that asking for help is the hardest and bravest thing many of us will ever do in our lives.