ADHD Therapists in 19063

Nick Herrick is a clinician operating out of Media, PA who has enjoyed helping clients find and walk their path toward healing since graduating from Thomas Jefferson University's Couple and Family Therapy program in 2011. While his training and early work revolved around empowering couples and families to better navigate the relational struggles they face, he also has extensive experience treating anxiety and depression in individuals and is very willing to assist clients seeking a one on one focus.

I have a special interest in the family system and how that affects each individual. This includes psychotherapeutic treatment of couples, parents and their children. My goal going into each session with my clients is to help them feel, think and act more positively and have an overall improved quality of life than when they originally came to see me. The therapeutic relationship is one of the most important things when engaging in the counseling process which means my primary focus is to aid my clients in handling stress and daily challenges. It can be difficult but with my support it is absolutely attainable.

Are you unsure why you're unable to move forward? Do you have difficulty during times of heightened emotion? Establishing boundaries within relationships make you anxious? Has navigating life's stressors been problematic? If so, my empathic and empowering approach can help with figuring out what to do next, how to progress and, we'll work together to decrease symptoms. Building our relationship and creating a safe space for sharing is the goal of session one. With that in mind, its all about you. Coming into this process is the first step and acknowledging that is key. Once we have the blueprint, we will devise a plan for change

Lynn Falk is a Candidate in Counseling (CIC) who is passionate about helping children, tweens, adolescents, and adults cope with strong emotions, depression, anxiety, transitions, low self-esteem, questions of identity, conflict, and relationship issues. Lynn has a background as a teaching artist. Whether a client is looking for short-term solutions or long-term support, Lynn will listen and engage with empathy, respect, cultural sensitivity, and humility to help move clients toward hope, healing, and happiness.

You made it to this website either for yourself or for a loved one you care deeply about. Life can bring many challenges and struggles. Pain, fear, and suffering can hold you back and prevent you from being the person you were meant to be. Imagine what your life would look like after getting past those barriers. See yourself go from just getting by to thriving in your life. Where your health is a strength rather than a challenge. You can do it and I would like to accompany you on your journey. Call to see how I can help.

Dr. Sophia Park is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist whose diverse background has contributed to a presence that is open, respectful and collaborative. She works with individuals, couples, and families in crisis to help resolve conflict, improve communication skills, and work toward healthier relationships. She welcomes persons struggling with acculturation, identity, and/or inter-generational issues.

Everyone can benefit from support at various times throughout their lives. I specialize in working with individuals experiencing anxiety and adjustment challenges such as becoming a parent, starting a new career, coping with a health concern, or experiencing relationship stress. I work collaboratively with individuals to gain awareness into their experiences and develop tools to lead a more content, fulfilling life.

My office setting is relaxed and comfortable, which allows clients the ability to open up and talk. I work with couples to rebuild their lines of communication and to focus on each other in a non-combative manner, this creates a bond that will strengthen your relationship. Families and individuals can work through conflict, trauma and past issues that may be causing crisis and disruptions in their lives.

I’m a straight ally working with adolescents, young adults, and adults around depression, anxiety, trauma, substance use, and pandemic-related issues. Even after more than 30 years, I remain deeply passionate about my work and continually humbled by my clients' resilience and innate strength. I especially enjoy working with young adults, women in transition, and queer or questioning folks. I encourage everyone to screen several therapists and choose the one with whom they feel most heard, respected, and safe. Please don’t settle for anything less.

Life can give us struggles at times, and when we are alone they can seem overwhelming. With help we can learn to manage things with support and then independently so that we can move forward differently. Therapy is an art form and each person requires a different brush stroke. You will be met where you are and treated as an individual person who has value and tons of positive qualities. Most people have the skills they need to be successful but many forget they have them or how to use them. Together we can reintroduce you to yourself and you can begin to live life differently in a more rich and personally fulfilling way.

My therapeutic role at the Social Enrichment Center, a center specializing in social and behavioral therapy, offers me unique experience working with a spectrum of emotional, social, and behavioral manifestations related to autism, anxiety, depression, and ADHD. I have six years of experience working with autism, anxiety, and depressive disorder, so I strive to help clients understand and manage dynamic emotions. I often facilitate awareness and identification of each clients’ thoughts and internal monologue during sessions because I have specialized training in cognitive-behavioral therapy.

The primary focus of my work is with adults, adolescents, and their families as they work to navigate difficult stages in their lives. Much of my professional work is with adolescents and their families. In my work with teens, I employ a mix of humor, authenticity, and curiosity about their struggles. From a stance of openness and compassion, I work to help teens explore their individual difficulties, confront potentially self sabotaging patterns, and develop coping strategies that are unique to their needs. I have helped many teens move beyond their pain and find healthier, freer, more fulfilling lives.

I began private practice in Media PA in 1985. Overall, I have a general practice providing individual therapy for persons suffering with anxiety, depression, or relationship difficulties. I also see couples and families. I began my career working in community mental health and have continued a commitment to providing affordable services, which allows for individuals to receive quality services provided by an experienced psychologist. My goal for all my clients is for us to grow together and learn from one another so that each individual client may achieve their personal goals through this process.

I am a licensed clinical social worker committed to providing superior clinical care to adults who are looking for support in mental wellness. My primary goal is to help maintain a balanced lifestyle by allowing individuals to focus developing the best version of themselves in order to show up for the demands of everyday life.

Whether you are interested in healing hurts from long ago or simply dissatisfied with the current state of life, therapy can help you learn to embrace, with joy and gratitude, the messiness of the human experience. I help clients cultivate the tools they need to live a more confident life, take risks, and find the wisdom and sweetness in painful experiences. Being a therapist is a privilege, and I am very grateful to be able to provide a nonjudgemental space and connect with others in such a meaningful way.

Erika Kawamura is a licensed psychologist and a part of the second cohort to become a Board Certified Lifestyle Medicine Professional (Diplomate of ACLM). She obtained her dual degrees in Doctor of Psychology and Master of Science in Human Resource & Organizational Leadership from Widener University in 2007. Her professional interests & areas of specialty include adjustment/life transition issues, health/wellness concerns, career counseling & workplace issues, stress management, ADHD symptom management strategies, anxiety, and depression.

Are you struggling with feelings of uncertainty, worry, loneliness or distress? You are not alone. I am here to help you navigate through relationship conflict, social isolation, parenting stress, and feelings of disconnection. My particular interest and passion lies in helping people develop deep and meaningful relationships, and believe that strong attachments are the bedrock of a healthy life. I treat families, couples and individuals, who struggle with anxiety and depression, isolating and self-injurious behaviors, couple or family conflict, divorce and co-parenting, and life transitions.

I believe in experiential therapies like EMDR, because they help the client feel a sense of progress very quickly. I want to help clients know that they can feel stronger and more successful. I am interested in the role of voice, the ways that clients have been kept from telling their truths and the ways in which they can inhabit their truths in the present and in the future. Therapy is difficult work for the client-I want the people who come to me to feel safe as they take on this work.

Whether it’s anxiety, depression, lack of fulfillment, or even just a general feeling of being stuck, therapy is the vehicle that will help you rise above it all and take back control of your life. Working together, you and I will take active steps to build your resilience and find a new sense of purpose in your life. I’m ready when you are.