Katie Steiner Peterman

Dr. Katie Steiner Peterman, a licensed psychologist with a PsyD, believes that therapy is a powerful path for individuals to gain deeper self-understanding and perspective, leading to a more fulfilling life. Recognizing that a strong therapist-client relationship is crucial for personal growth and healing, she offers a safe and collaborative environment where clients can express themselves freely and explore their underlying issues. With sincerity and warmth, Dr. Steiner Peterman works to foster the awareness necessary for her clients to pursue their goals while equipping them with the skills to navigate the inevitable challenges life presents and to find meaningful solutions. She has extensive experience supporting adults and teens facing anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, life transitions, and concerns related to eating and body image. Integrating mindfulness-based, cognitive-behavioral, relational, and social justice methodologies, Dr. Steiner Peterman tailors her approach to align with each individual's unique goals, values, and strengths. Her predoctoral internship at Temple University's Counseling Center specialized in working with young adults, and her postdoctoral training focused on delivering Dialectical Behavioral Therapy to both adolescents and adults. Alongside her private practice, she is passionate about her role at the Healthy Teen Project, a partial hospitalization program designed for individuals with eating disorders.