Philip Oraby is a seasoned marriage and family therapist with 35 years of experience, dedicated to helping individuals and families navigate the complexities of life in an ever-changing world. Especially during the challenges posed by the pandemic, he recognizes the profound emotions many are experiencing—fear, anger, sadness, and a sense of being lost or unmotivated. His practice is particularly attuned to the needs of adolescents, who face significant disruptions in their lives, leading to feelings of loneliness and isolation amidst uncertainty. Philip understands that a conversation with a therapist can serve as a beacon of hope, helping both adults and adolescents alike to regain meaning in their lives. In addition to addressing the physical health crisis, he notes the emergence of a 'pandemic of fear' that leaves lasting impacts on mental health. Through his compassionate approach to therapy, Philip aims to foster resilience and restoration in those who seek his guidance.

For Love & psych is a compassionate therapist specializing in clinical social work. With a Master of Science in Social Work (MSSW), they hold multiple prestigious credentials, including Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW). For brings a deep understanding and empathy to their practice, fostering a safe environment for clients to explore their thoughts and emotions. Their commitment to personal growth and mental wellness encourages a transformative journey for each individual, helping clients navigate life's challenges with resilience and hope.

Connie Depinho, PhD, is a dedicated psychologist who strives to empower individuals to lead fulfilling lives in both their work and personal relationships. With 30 years of professional practice, she has extensive experience in private practice, inpatient settings, partial hospitalizations, and educational institutions. Connie's typical clients are those navigating significant life transitions, including college, marriage, divorce, career changes, unemployment, the loss of loved ones, and other unpredictable challenges. She values continuing education and consistently seeks to deepen her knowledge through additional training and insightful reading. In her practice, Connie offers solution-focused therapy that includes stress management and mindfulness techniques for shorter-term work, while also drawing from her rigorous post-doctoral training in psychoanalysis and traumatic studies for more in-depth, long-term therapy. This depth of knowledge is particularly beneficial for addressing the underlying psychological issues that affect the quality of relationships. Connie's diverse life experiences, having grown up in Africa, lived in Europe, and eventually residing in the USA, have shaped her understanding of resilience. These experiences, including facing political and social upheavals and personal losses, have reinforced her belief in the importance of connection during extreme stress and the enduring capacity for love amidst adversity.

Jean Seibel is a highly skilled psychotherapist with over 30 years of expertise in guiding individuals, couples, families, and groups towards enhanced self-esteem and stronger interpersonal relationships. Her extensive work encompasses managing life transitions and equipping her clients with vital coping skills for stress, anxiety, and depression. Grounded in a psychodynamic orientation, Jean assists her patients in uncovering the vital connections between their past experiences and current realities. Central to her therapeutic philosophy is a person-centered approach, fostering a collaborative environment where clients can discover effective solutions for a more fulfilling life. For those who resonate more with non-verbal expression, Jean provides opportunities to explore movement and expressive arts therapy, which many find transformative. Alongside her private practice, she plays a significant role in educating future therapists and supervising seasoned professionals in the mental health field. With a history as a Senior Supervising Clinician at Jacobi Medical Center, she has also shared her insights with mental health organizations around the globe, making her a well-rounded expert in the field of psychotherapy.

Letitia Coburn, LCSW, CP, CASAC, is the founder of Gentle Growth Therapeutic Services, where she provides compassionate psychotherapy to adults, couples, and groups seeking healing from painful childhood experiences and current losses. She prioritizes understanding and connection, ensuring that clients feel heard throughout their therapeutic journey. Letitia works with individuals facing various challenges, including stress, family issues, addiction, childhood abuse, divorce, and domestic violence. She draws immense joy from witnessing clients gain new insights into their situations and discover personal strengths through therapy. With specialization in body-oriented methods, she believes that a person's body often conveys valuable information about confronting challenges. Letitia’s approach is always tailored to each individual’s preferences, fostering collaboration in selecting therapeutic methods. Her extensive training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, 12 Step and addiction treatments, Emotionally Focused Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and Psychodrama enhances her ability to meet clients' diverse needs. Many clients express appreciation for the comfortable environment she creates, encouraging exploration of new emotions and personal growth.