Therapists Beginning With R in Pennsylvania

I deeply respect the strength and courage it takes to reach out to someone you’ve never met before and ask for help. To honor this, I begin by listening to understand not only the things you’re struggling with, but also your strengths, goals, the things you value most. You’re the expert of your own life, and I strongly believe treatment should be a collaboration in which we work together as a team to achieve your goals. With this as the starting point we’ll develop a treatment plan personalized to you and make sure we’re always focused on the changes you want to make.

I am warm and compassionate and believe everyone deserves to be happy and healthy. I believe the right support can assist with that. I began this work 20 years ago and have seen amazing shifts happen. I specialize in trauma, anxiety, depression and self esteem issues. I’m also a certified yoga teacher and love teaching people breathing and mindfulness to help facilitate overall wellness. Using DBT, CBT and somatic techniques, I also help people process deep feelings and rewire their thinking to make it more positive and helpful. I love working with all populations AND I really connect with teens and young adults.

I believe that one of the most important aspects of therapy is the relationship between client and therapist. I prioritize co-creating a space that is warm, non-judgmental, built on trust, and rooted in mutual respect. I approach therapy from a psychodynamic perspective, and I'm interested in how our past experiences continue to shape the present. Using this approach in concert with mindfulness, IFS, CBT, and expressive arts, I work to support you in sitting with and working through difficult emotions.

I have been a clinical psychologist for over 40 years and have assisted people with a wide range of human concerns: depression, anxiety, fear, trauma, relationships, and the ordinary challenges in life's journey. My experience as a child therapist has been useful in supporting parents and grandparents. Whether people seek to know themselves better or are troubled by life's circumstances, our work together is to create the changes sought, and, in the process, make the necessary choices to attain self-sufficiency through emotional understanding and independence; substituting a healthy curiosity for shame, self-judgment and guilt.

Accepting new Clients! I believe that everyone can benefit from finding someone to help foster self compassion, connection, and trust. Whether you are struggling with life changes, relenting intrusive thoughts, or low self esteem, therapy can be a wonderful and supportive tool. Specifically designed to support you in navigating and healing, it can provide an opportunity to become the best version of yourself. Feeling overwhelmed, isolated, or unsure of what to do next? Together we will identify your personal goals and begin to explore and identify the deeper issues keeping you stuck and disconnected from fully participating in life.

My experience has led me to work with a variety of different types of clients and challenges. Some of my professional specializations include substance use and damaging habits, challenges with infertility and pregnancy loss, anxiety, depression, and relationship stress stemming from mental health challenges in a partner. Some people are looking to grieve and be supported through a challenging chapter of life, some are struggling with hopelessness, anxiety, or depression, others want to make changes in their lives but just can't seem to leave behind old patterns, and some people struggle with these challenges in combination.

Hello! My name is Rachel A. Long, licensed professional counselor and provide outpatient mental health services. I hold a master’s degree in Human Services and in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. It has been my pleasure to serve vulnerable populations within the human service field in Central PA for over 25 years. Currently, I work with teens (ages 13+), adults and families. My passion is to work with trauma and stress-related disorders, but I additionally work with issues stemming from anxiety, depression, grief and loss, adjustment issues, autism, PTSD, abuse, life transitions, and much more.

You fantasize daily about being a person who can let things just roll off their shoulders and get on with life. Instead, you spend your time painstakingly reviewing that awkward conversation with your coworker or beating yourself up for turning down the invitation to your kind-of-friend’s birthday party. Everyone else seems to be able to handle social interactions smoothly and keep up with the frenetic pace of life, so the problem must be you. Or, could it be what happened to you? The past you thought you’d “gotten over” is starting to show up more in your thoughts and dreams. You’re on edge, frustrated by your overreactions.

As an editor and a psychotherapist, I have a keen interest in people their stories: both the content of their stories and how they share them. What we tell about ourselves, how we tell it, and who we tell it to says a lot about how we feel in the world. Are you hesitant or anxious, angry, confused? Do you find yourself unsure about who you are or what you want and feeling stuck?

Hello. My name is Mary Radaker, and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor. I have 18 years of experience in the counseling field and am competent in many treatment approaches. I value my clients' input into the therapeutic process and work to create a safe and relaxed environment which clients feel comfortable in. My areas of expertise are trauma, Addictions, Anxiety, Depression as well as Grief and Loss.

I provide treatment to children, teenagers, adults and families, focusing on my clients’ strengths to help them to establish meaningful relationships and pursue fulfilling lives. Trust and collaboration set the foundation of the therapeutic process, and so it is vital for me to meet my clients where they are as we work together to individualize treatment based upon their unique qualities and experiences.

I have a passion for listening to people and helping them unpack their current struggles to develop skills needed to grow and move forward. I take pride in creating a non-judgemental and safe space to explore struggles with my clients. I graduated with my masters in social work from the University of Chicago and my masters in theology from the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago. I have worked with people who were coming from many different walks of life and facing many different challenges. I have worked with children as well as families, couples, and individual adults.

My ideal client is interested in growth and change. I work with individuals who are seeking to better understand themselves, process their experiences, and heal from hurt. Mental health is health. Most of us have not been taught to think critically about our life experiences, emotions, and triggers, we're simply just reacting and not understanding why we're struggling. In my practice, I work with people to make connections, heal from past hurts, and understand their feelings. I specialize in working with women, but provide services to men and folks anywhere across the gender spectrum.

We are a group practice with highly trained therapists who specialize in working with children, adolescents, adults, couples and families. Our approach is individualized and tailored to the person we are working with. Our clinical interests include, but are not limited to, working with anxiety, depression, trauma, post traumatic stress disorder, and LGBTQ-related concerns and gender affirming care.

Life is overwhelming at times. I am dedicated to helping you resolve your stressful issues and achieve happiness. I use EMDR, Cognitive-Behavior Therapy (CBT) and Positive Psychotherapy in my practice. I can also integrate the expressive therapies as a therapeutic tool at your request. My office is located in the Great Valley Corporate Center for your convenience. Please checkout my website for more info: www.expressivecounselingassociates.com.

An ideal client would be an individual that finds something missing. If you feel that there's an obstacle that is stopping you from achieving and reaching your goals, my practice can help you figure it out. Whether it's depression, anxiety, stress, family/social pressure, trauma, I use a number of therapeutic approaches to help you work through issues and concerns, develop the tools to cope with future obstacles and achieve your goals. I have strong background in mental health, substance abuse treatment, and physical health so I can provide a well-rounded therapeutic experience.

Welcome! My name is Nara Pezolano and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP), and Certified Sex Therapy Informed Professional (CSTIP) in Pennsylvania with over 18 years of professional mental health experience. I have experience in helping clients with trauma and abuse, motivation, relationship issues, self-esteem and confidence, career difficulties, personality and mood disorders, anxiety & depression, grief, and end of life issues. I take an eclectic, person-centered approach where you are in the driver seat in your own recovery.

I believe in destigmatizing therapy, and that everyone deserves support when faced with the inevitable challenges life throws at us. I don't believe in pathologizing neurodiversity, and seek to work with individuals to become their fully realized selves. I have over 15 years of experience in the field of mental health, 7 of those years working as a music therapist for individuals with emotional and behavioral challenges.

Thank you for visiting my profile! I have a true passion for helping others and providing a safe space for all. You ultimately know yourself best and my role is to assist in diving deeper to help you heal by exploring mental health from all angles. I make it my own mission to provide services based on each clients needs. I am versed in a wide array of therapeutic approaches, diagnoses, and areas of concerns. I see clients of all ages and have experience in individual, couples, kids, family, and group therapy.