Daniel Goldstein, MSW, LCSW, is a dedicated somatically focused gestalt therapist who believes that there is wisdom and meaning inherent in our suffering. He emphasizes the importance of experiencing and listening to our bodies to achieve a sense of wholeness and vitality. Through a supportive therapeutic relationship, Daniel empowers clients to identify their needs, respond more flexibly to their surroundings, and ultimately engage in a richer and more fulfilling experience of themselves and their relationships. With over a decade of clinical experience, he has worked with a diverse range of individuals facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, and shame, with a particular focus on helping those who struggle with feelings of shame. Daniel offers therapeutic modalities for couples, individuals, and groups, blending somatic, integrative, existential, and humanistic approaches to create tailored sessions for each client.

Paul Dang is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) with credentials in MSED, NBCC, and ACA. He understands that people often seek peace of mind and effective solutions to their challenges. Many clients arrive feeling overwhelmed and trapped by their circumstances. Paul's approach is focused on cutting through the clutter, identifying problems, and encouraging clients to examine their situations with accountability. He equips individuals with practical tools that foster resilience and empower them to break free from their limitations. His counseling style is solution-oriented, patient, understanding, and relatable, providing a non-judgmental partnership to navigate the difficulties of therapy. Paul works with clients facing a variety of issues, including depression, anxiety, addiction, relationship concerns, stress, trauma, career transitions, and identity issues. He believes that it takes immense courage to seek change, and he stands beside clients as they embark on this transformative journey. With Paul's guidance, clients can reclaim their power and enhance their mental and emotional well-being.

Matthew Dianthony, a dedicated Psychologist with a PsyD and LP credentials, specializes in supporting adults and elders over 65 who grapple with issues such as depression, stress, and anxiety. Clients often find themselves facing a lack of fulfillment and struggling with maladaptive behavioral patterns or interpersonal challenges. They frequently reflect on the origins of these difficulties and seek guidance on how to navigate pathways toward resolution and personal growth. Matthew works collaboratively with individuals to uncover the barriers hindering their happiness and development, delving into how these obstacles are perpetuated and exploring effective strategies for change over time. His approach encompasses various therapeutic modalities, including Eclectic, Attachment-based, Person-Centered, Humanistic, Existential, Cognitive Behavioral (CBT), Psychodynamic, Interpersonal, Motivational Interviewing, and Strength-Based therapies. The ultimate goal of therapy is to foster not just quick fixes but to cultivate a lasting transformation in how clients engage with themselves and their relationships. Embracing this supportive journey, clients can anticipate a more fulfilling life experience and healthier interactions. Matthew welcomes the opportunity to assist individuals on their journeys to self-acceptance, ease, and achieving their best selves.

Jim Fulton is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to creating a safe and nurturing environment for his clients to explore their past and present. His primary objective is to establish a secure therapeutic space where individuals can share their experiences and analyze their emotions. With a strengths-based approach, Jim prioritizes the quality of the therapeutic relationship, focusing not only on the challenges faced by his clients but also on the inner strengths that bolster their inherent resilience. Empathic and non-judgmental, Jim takes a deep interest in the lives and worldviews of those he helps. His passion lies particularly in supporting men through psychotherapy, though he is committed to assisting all individuals in their healing journeys. Jim utilizes a variety of therapeutic modalities including Compassion Focused, Trauma Focused, and Person-Centered therapy among others. He encourages clients to reflect on their past experiences, using these insights to identify both adaptive and maladaptive coping strategies. By learning new tools and ways of thinking, clients can reduce their distress and alter their life trajectories. Jim believes that the most transformative journey in therapy is one that involves deeply understanding and truly knowing oneself. He is eager to guide anyone ready to embark on this remarkable journey of self-discovery and growth.

Camille Interligi, a queer and agender psychologist with a PsyD, is dedicated to the mission of joining with others in the pursuit of healing, empowerment, and liberation. Clients who work with Camille often explore critical issues surrounding gender, sexuality, race, privilege, marginalization, and systemic oppression, as well as complex trauma and relationships. Camille emphasizes alleviating anxiety, depression, and disconnection from self and others that can arise from these experiences. Together, they focus on building self-understanding that enables clients to make intentional decisions about their lives and relationships. With a social justice-oriented and relationally-focused approach, Camille's therapeutic practice is rooted in curiosity about the cultural systems and personal relationships shaping each client’s lived experience. Furthermore, Camille possesses experience in integrating diverse therapeutic tools such as tarot, ritual, and dream work, welcoming the incorporation of personal healing practices into the therapeutic process. The relationship developed with clients serves as a pivotal tool for healing, as Camille embraces a collaborator role to foster a safe, authentic, and caring environment characterized by trust, vulnerability, warmth, and humility. Together, they dream of what healing can look like and strive towards achieving it.

Dana Kirkpatrick, a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Certified Sex Therapist (CST), is dedicated to helping individuals, couples, and families navigate life’s complexities. With a strong focus on fostering personal growth, Dana encourages anyone seeking mental health support to engage in therapy as a means to create the life they desire. Her clientele often includes busy professionals who face various internal and external challenges, and Dana offers goal-oriented, culturally sensitive, and compassionate guidance tailored to their unique needs. Known for her conversational, non-judgmental approach, she emphasizes transforming thought patterns and developing coping skills, equipping her clients to manage life's intricate challenges effectively. Operating from an empathetic and holistic perspective, Dana draws upon her experiences as a breast cancer survivor to enrich her work. She is committed to establishing an environment of support, trust, and inclusion, ensuring that every individual feels safe and understood as they journey through their healing process. With expertise in modalities like Positive Psychology, Trauma-Focused Therapy, and the Gottman Method, Dana strives to facilitate meaningful change for those seeking her guidance.

Doty Lee Mauney is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Registered Play Therapist (RPT) who dedicates her practice to helping both adults and children who have experienced trauma and abuse, addressing various issues such as PTSD, anxiety, and depression. With a focus on mindfulness-based therapy and an extensive background in Gestalt therapy, Doty emphasizes the importance of understanding the whole person—thoughts, feelings, and body movements. She collaborates closely with parents and caregivers when working with children to ensure effective outcomes. With significant training completed at the Gestalt Institute of Cleveland, Doty is also certified in EMDR and possesses a strong foundation in somatic psychotherapy as well as child development and attachment dynamics. Her profound commitment to creating a nurturing therapeutic environment fosters deeper self-awareness, enhancing individuals' choices in their interactions and life experiences. Doty stands out as one of the few Registered Play Therapists in the Pittsburgh area, serving a diverse clientele with compassion and expertise.

Amy Lynn Protho is a dedicated licensed professional counselor (LPC, NCC) who provides therapeutic support tailored to adolescents and teens, with specialized expertise in ADHD, mindfulness, parenting issues, and anxiety and depression. Holding two master's degrees in education—in school counseling and school administration—Amy draws on over a decade of experience as a counselor in both charter and private schools. Throughout her career, she has empowered students by delivering academic, behavioral, and emotional support, ensuring effective interventions to tackle a variety of student issues, particularly for at-risk individuals. Her commitment to fostering resilience and well-being in young people exemplifies her role as a compassionate educator and mental health advocate.

Jessica Marcrum is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who understands that many individuals seek therapy due to external pressures or legal obligations. However, she believes that true success in therapy is a result of the effort clients are willing to invest in their own healing journey. With a keen insight into the challenges individuals face when their coping skills falter, Jessica offers a fresh perspective and guidance in building new, effective coping strategies. Her compassionate approach ensures that all clients feel supported throughout their counseling experience. Those looking for assistance on their path to wellness can trust Jessica and her colleagues at Thrive Counseling Pittsburgh to provide professional and empathetic care.

Dr. Terry Ohara is a dedicated psychologist who specializes in forensic psychology. With over 20 years of experience, Dr. Ohara has conducted extensive work in various forensic matters, making significant contributions to the field. Passionate about understanding the intricate relationship between psychology and law, Dr. Ohara brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to help individuals navigate complex psychological challenges.

Dr. David Orbison is a dedicated psychologist with a PhD, bringing a wealth of experience and compassion to his practice. He skillfully supports preteens, teenagers, adults, and elders through life's diverse challenges, including addiction, the complexities of narcissistic personality disorder, and the emotional ramifications of divorce. Utilizing an eclectic approach, Dr. Orbison employs various therapy types—such as somatic techniques, psychological testing, humanistic practices, and psychoanalytic methods—to cater to the individual needs of his clients. He is adept in facilitating therapeutic journeys for couples, individuals, and groups, fostering deep connections and insights that lead to healing and personal growth. With a warm and genuine demeanor, Dr. Orbison creates a safe and welcoming environment that empowers his clients to explore their innermost thoughts and feelings, guiding them towards a more fulfilling life.

Colleen Peddycord, LCSW, is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who employs a compassionate and non-judgmental approach to therapy. With a strong commitment to supporting her clients, Colleen specializes in addressing a diverse range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, stress, parenting challenges, interpersonal conflict, and trauma. She values the therapeutic relationship, striving to meet clients where they are and providing an understanding of their unique experiences in the world. Through collaboration, Colleen helps individuals cultivate self-awareness and work toward meaningful change. Her experience encompasses working with adults, school-age children, and families. Colleen is formally trained in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Alternatives for Families Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Clinical Hypnosis, making her well-equipped to provide effective support. Her approach ensures that clients feel safe and empowered on their journeys toward healing and growth.

Calm Pittsburgh is dedicated to supporting individuals navigating the complexities of life. The quality of one’s relationships, work, family, health, and stressors can significantly impact one's calm state of being. Their therapists are committed allies, eager to assist clients as they face life’s changes and challenges. With their backing, clients can create the life they envision. The skilled therapists at Calm Pittsburgh employ a diverse range of eclectic, evidence-based techniques tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. Key modalities include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), EMDR, Compassion Focused Therapy, Trauma-Focused Therapy, and Sex Therapy, among others, ensuring comprehensive care across various challenges such as ADHD and chronic illnesses. Each clinician embraces a collaborative, culturally sensitive approach, often integrating referrals to experienced providers both within and outside of Calm Pittsburgh to best serve client needs. Sessions are typically one hour long, with frequency determined based on individual requirements. Calm Pittsburgh believes in the importance of achieving harmony and balance in life through mindfulness. In an increasingly overwhelming world, they strive to empower clients to reclaim a sense of control over their emotional well-being. Their inclusive, client-centered perspective encourages clients to discover, develop, and achieve their personal goals in any area they seek assistance.