Emma Hazanov, LCSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who specializes in helping individuals navigate their unique journeys towards self-discovery and authenticity. She understands that many struggle with feelings of depression, anxiety, and overwhelm when disconnected from their true selves. Through her compassionate approach to therapy, Emma fosters a newfound sense of self, wholeness, and joy in life.<br /> <br /> Her therapeutic practice emphasizes the importance of viewing individuals as unique beings rather than reducing them to mere diagnostic labels. Emma believes that true healing occurs within a trusting therapeutic relationship, which she cultivates through empathic feedback and responsiveness. She caters to those seeking genuine connections with themselves and others, promoting self-awareness and acceptance.<br /> <br /> In her sessions, Emma helps clients explore their past and present, gaining insight into how previous experiences shape current challenges. With expertise in trauma and PTSD, women's issues, and codependency, she brings flexibility and skill to her work with a diverse clientele, adeptly addressing various personalities and problems. Understanding that the length and depth of therapy are personal choices, she collaborates closely with clients to create tailored plans that meet their distinct needs.

Hannah Heffner is a compassionate and dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor, Board Certified Art Therapist, and certified in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. With a passion for working with teens and young adults, she fosters a safe and supportive environment for LGBTQ+ affirming counseling. Hannah skillfully addresses issues such as anxiety, depression, disordered eating, and self-harm behaviors, using a Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and person-centered approach framed by social justice principles. She believes in blending the creative and practical aspects of therapy, allowing clients to engage in exploration that leads to positive changes in their mood and behaviors. Recognizing the importance of each individual's strengths, Hannah often incorporates metaphors in both artwork and conversation. Currently, she is advancing her expertise through a post-graduate training program at Widener University, focusing on Affirmative Therapy for Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming Non-Binary individuals.

Are you feeling anxious, depressed, or overwhelmed? Struggling with your relationships? Humans are inherently wired for connection, and when life’s experiences disrupt these ties, it often leads to feelings of depression, anxiety, and anger, sometimes resulting in reliance on unhealthy coping mechanisms such as excessive drinking, overeating, or overspending. Augie Hermann, a licensed clinical psychologist with over 30 years of experience in Philadelphia, understands the profound impact of these challenges on both individuals and their relationships. He specializes in addressing trauma and PTSD, helping clients navigate life transitions, and fostering positive changes in their relationships. Through a compassionate approach, Augie provides a safe space to explore disconnections, develop new skills for connecting to oneself and others, and ultimately live a fulfilling life. He utilizes various therapeutic modalities, including EMDR and the Imago Relationship model, to ease trauma and cultivate secure, satisfying relationships. Augie is committed to creating a respectful, accepting, and supportive environment where clients feel safe and comfortable to move forward. He finds great fulfillment in supporting people as they deepen their self-understanding, confront crucial issues, and reconnect with their essential joy and vitality.

Adrienne Hermes, LPC, is dedicated to supporting her clients as whole, unique individuals. She views the therapeutic process through the lens of the mind-body connection and possesses specialized training to assist clients in regulating both cognitive and physiological symptoms. Whether clients face chronic mental health challenges such as PTSD or anxiety disorders, or situational stressors like relationship loss or work-life balance, Adrienne is well-equipped to help chart a meaningful path forward. Her favorite aspect of therapy involves empowering individuals and couples to reclaim their ability to enact change in their lives. By employing a combination of emotion-focused, somatic, and cognitive evidence-based practices, she aids clients in finding clarity and direction. Specializing in EMDR, DBT, IFS, and humanistic/existential therapy, Adrienne prioritizes building a strong therapeutic relationship, understanding that trust and safety are essential for growth and evolution. She nurtures a supportive environment, allowing clients to develop the ability to hold this space for themselves. A consultation can help determine if her approach aligns with clients' goals in therapy.

Erinn Hoel is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, dedicated to helping individuals facing feelings of confusion and overwhelm around sex and intimacy. Many clients find themselves in a challenging cycle where the desire feels elusive—feeling stressed about engaging in sex yet guilty for not wanting to. Erinn understands that it’s not a matter of not wanting sex; instead, clients want to feel a genuine desire for it. Bringing a warm and authentic approach to her practice, she assists those frustrated by their lack of desire to discover practical strategies that alleviate stress, remove barriers, and rekindle both desire and connection. Unique to her program is an action-oriented, strength-based methodology that reconnects clients with their bodies, empowering them on their journey to embracing intimacy again. With a light-hearted atmosphere, Erinn fosters open dialogue, encouraging clients to express themselves honestly—she believes that discussing sex should feel safe and accessible. Her therapeutic space not only celebrates victories, no matter how small, but also rests on the acknowledgment that focusing on strengths is a crucial part of the healing process. With a commitment to helping her clients navigate their challenges, Erinn invites individuals to let down their guards and embark on a journey of self-discovery and fulfillment.

Dr. Hope Horwitz is a profoundly compassionate psychologist dedicated to alleviating the suffering of those who seek her guidance. With over 25 years of experience, she specializes in addressing anxiety, trauma, depression, loss, and relationship challenges. Dr. Horwitz fosters a safe and nurturing therapeutic environment, empowering her clients to uncover beliefs that may hinder their growth and to navigate negative emotions, ultimately enhancing their self-worth and relational satisfaction. Recognized for her training in Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFT), Dr. Horwitz emphasizes the importance of trust and connection in relationships. Additionally, her advanced psychoanalytic training enriches her understanding of each individual's unique needs, enabling her to tailor her therapeutic approach effectively.

Jennifer Houk is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor (MS, LPC) with a passion for helping teens and adults navigate the complexities of their emotional and relational challenges. With a focus on marital and premarital issues, relationship dynamics, and personality disorders, she offers a compassionate environment for individuals and couples seeking understanding and growth. Jennifer utilizes a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Emotion Focused Couples Therapy, Psychodynamic approaches, and narrative therapy, ensuring her clients receive personalized support tailored to their unique needs. Her extensive training allows her to foster meaningful connections that promote healing and insight, emphasizing attachment-based and humanistic strategies to enrich her clients' journeys towards self-discovery and healthier relationships.

Alexandra Iula, a licensed professional counselor (MS, NCC, LPC), understands the struggles that many individuals face with their relationship to food and their bodies. For those who find themselves using food as a means to manage uncomfortable emotions, often leading to cycles of restriction, binging, or purging, Alexandra recognizes how these behaviors, born out of survival in a traumatic and stressful environment, can ultimately hinder true progress. She aims to create a collaborative and nurturing therapeutic space where clients can explore their challenges and begin the journey towards healing and self-acceptance. Utilizing a relational-based approach, she integrates family systems perspective/IFS, CBT, mindfulness, and ACT in her practice. Alexandra's commitment to fostering confidence and acceptance in her clients helps them to improve their relationships with food, their bodies, and their emotions. Through her non-judgmental demeanor, she seeks to guide individuals on their path to recovery and self-discovery.

Brian Lundberg is a Pre-Licensed Professional with a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy, dedicated to engaging clients as holistic, feeling, thinking, and embodied individuals. His approach to therapy addresses emotional, cognitive, and behavioral aspects, helping clients make sense of themselves, their relationships, and the narratives that shape their lives. Specializing in ADHD, anxiety, and men's issues, he passionately supports adolescents, young adults, and men in cultivating more connected and fulfilling lives. Brian's therapeutic practice reflects a commitment to understanding the self in relation to others, utilizing an emotion-focused therapy (EFT) approach enriched by elements of narrative and existential therapy. He also values the importance of psychoeducation and skills-building to enhance client well-being. With a diverse background, including ten years of living overseas and a Ph.D. in East-West Comparative Philosophy centered on musical therapeutics, Brian combines cross-cultural competence with a compassionate and non-judgmental approach. His experience as a former high school and university teacher further informs his passion for guiding clients on their unique paths toward personal transformation.

Dr. Kathy Segal is a seasoned Psychologist with a PsyD, dedicated to understanding and supporting individuals throughout their lives, from teens to elders. Her extensive experience includes serving as part of the medical staff at Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles during a catastrophic earthquake, where she witnessed firsthand the immediate needs of those affected. In the aftermath, she observed how many individuals were left feeling bewildered, depressed, and hopeless, grappling with the layered trauma that often lies beneath the surface. Equipped with a deep understanding of the human psyche, Dr. Segal approaches therapy in an eclectic manner, utilizing modalities such as Family Systems, Gestalt, and EMDR to guide clients through their struggles. She respects each person as a whole, unique individual rather than a mere collection of symptoms, and is committed to offering unwavering support. By exploring the intricate relationship between mind and body, Dr. Segal empowers her clients to find balance and healing amidst life's myriad dilemmas, particularly in areas of grief, anxiety, and relationship issues.

Dr. Jesse Suh is a licensed clinical psychologist with a wealth of experience in providing psychotherapy, consultations, and evaluations for adolescents, adults, and families. His areas of expertise include treatments for substance use and behavioral addictions, particularly concerning concerns like gaming overuse or gambling. Dr. Suh specializes in addressing relational difficulties and enhancing family functioning, working closely with couples and families to resolve conflicts, particularly those involving parents and their children. As a Korean-American clinician, he effectively supports Asian-American young adults and their families, conducting both evaluations and therapy. Dr. Suh employs an eclectic, integrative treatment approach designed to foster a supportive therapeutic environment, promote emotional growth, and build essential coping skills. His treatment objectives encompass improving relationships—whether parent-child, couple, or family—achieving personal and academic aspirations, making healthier lifestyle choices, and maintaining overall psychological well-being. He earned his doctorate from Long Island University and completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, where he serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor. In addition to his private practice, Dr. Suh is currently a consulting psychologist in secondary schools and colleges throughout the Philadelphia region.

Troy Jackson is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who understands that life is filled with unexpected challenges. His work revolves around guiding clients through reflections and discoveries that lead to healthier life choices. By assisting individuals in transforming life's obstacles into positive practices, Troy helps establish a framework for living a fuller and richer life. Through collaboration, he cultivates an awareness that encourages acceptance and healthy growth. Troy believes that the journey of therapy and self-discovery empowers individuals to gain insightful perspectives, enabling them to thrive in today’s complex world. His eclectic approach emphasizes strength-based interventions and incorporates coaching techniques when therapeutically appropriate. With valuable experience in counseling teens, adults, families, and individuals grappling with vulnerability, communication barriers, self-esteem issues, and various addictions, Troy is committed to fostering personal growth. He strives to enhance self-esteem and guides individuals toward reaching their fullest potential, benefitting all their relationships in the process. Through the therapeutic alliance he builds, clients engage in introspection about their relationships with themselves and others, as well as a sincere examination of life’s challenges. Start your transformative journey with Troy today and discover the empowering effects of therapy.

Michelle Jackson is a dedicated therapist and Clinical Social Worker who believes in the therapeutic relationship as a collaborative workshop where clients can plan, experiment, and refine aspects of their identities, relationships, and lives. With unwavering support, she creates a safe space for clients to explore necessary changes, tools for growth, and the unfolding of new possibilities. As a trauma-informed practitioner, Michelle expertly grounds and contains intense emotions, enabling clients to feel supported during transformative moments. She provides therapy for individuals, couples, and families, assisting clients in building resilience, navigating life transitions, and processing complex emotions. Michelle works with couples to enhance their connection and communication, and she supports siblings and adult children in resolving conflicts and fostering healthy relationships with their parents. Additionally, she specializes in helping clients cope with the complicated grief associated with the loss of pets and companion animals, recognizing the profound impact of these losses. With a style that is empathic, friendly, and open, Michelle emphasizes hope, practicality, humor, and the potential for incremental change. As an LGBTQIA ally, she welcomes clients with warmth and acceptance, honoring their unique journeys.