Find a Therapist in Moorestown, NJ

My approach in therapy is collaborative, supportive, and goal oriented.

You're probably feeling anxious about reaching out to a therapist. That's totally normal. You're probably also feeling stuck with your problems, and you know you can't figure things out alone. Maybe you've had therapy before, and it sort of helped, but not enough, so you're naturally unsure about trying again. Maybe you've even tried talking to AI because it's so much less scary than opening up to a real person. But you know deep down that a relationship with an actual human being is part of what makes therapy work. I can understand all of your reservations, and I'd really like to work with you to help you achieve the change you want to see in your life. I've been a therapist for 22 years, first in London, UK, where I'm from, and now in New York City. When I first started working as a therapist, I was frustrated that therapeutic results could be inconsistent, and I searched for a method that would help me be more helpful to more people. When I discovered intensive short-term dynamic psychotherapy (ISTDP), an intensive, evidence-based approach that I mainly work with, it changed my life. I could see the positive results it had in my own life and in the lives of my patients. Now I had the tools to help more people achieve real and lasting change. I'd love to meet with you for an initial session, kind of a trial therapy, in which we can get a good sense of how we might work together to resolve your issues and free your potential. Please reach out if you'd like to know more.

My approach to healing is personalized, collaborative, and centered on helping you feel heard and understood. I believe mental health care should address the whole person—not just a diagnosis. Through comprehensive psychiatric evaluations and thoughtful medication management, we’ll work together to develop a treatment plan that supports your goals, daily functioning, and overall well-being. Medication management follow-up visits may also include brief supportive interventions, with a referral for ongoing intensive therapy with a counselor or social worker.

I am a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) with 31 years of experience providing comprehensive psychiatric care across the lifespan. I specialize in working with children, adolescents, and young adults experiencing anxiety, depression, mood challenges, trauma, and behavioral concerns. I support people who are seeking clarity, symptom relief, and improved daily functioning through thoughtful, individualized treatment.

Welcome to my profile - I am a clinically trained licensed social worker in NJ. I specialize in treating children, adolescents, teens, families, and women's issues for a number of issues including anxiety, depression, problematic behaviors, and relationships. I also work with families with relationship concerns and parenting support and guidance. My approach to treatment is driven by evidence-based practices as well as the development of a therapeutic relationship with my young clients. I aim to conduct counseling in a caring, safe, and judgment free setting. I also enlist parents in the treatment process to ensure that newly developed skills are more easily generalized to the client's world outside of the office. In addition to conducting in office counseling, I am available to work with school-aged clients and families in consulting with schools regarding educational needs. Furthermore, I am proud to now offer fully remote online video counseling sessions via a secure tele-health platform. Please call me today for a free brief phone consultation.

Therapy is more than talking about what’s wrong, it’s about understanding what you’ve been through, learning how to manage what you’re feeling, and developing the tools to create meaningful change. My approach integrates DBT, somatic-based therapy, EMDR techniques, and CBT to help you address the connection between your thoughts, emotions, body, and relationships. If you struggle with anxiety, emotional overwhelm, trauma, negative self-talk, difficulty setting boundaries, relationship challenges, or feeling stuck in unhealthy patterns, therapy can help you move forward. Through DBT, we work on practical skills for emotional regulation, mindfulness, distress tolerance, and healthier communication so you can respond to difficult situations instead of feeling controlled by your emotions. Through CBT, we identify the negative and unhelpful thought patterns that may contribute to anxiety, self-doubt, shame, or feeling stuck. You’ll learn how to challenge those thoughts and develop healthier, more balanced ways of thinking. With somatic-based therapy, we pay attention to how stress and past experiences show up in your body. Together, we work toward greater awareness, grounding, nervous-system regulation, and a stronger sense of safety within yourself. Using EMDR-informed techniques, we can gently address distressing experiences and emotional triggers while building coping resources and helping you develop a greater sense of control and emotional safety. You deserve a space where you can be understood, not judged. Therapy can help you move from simply surviving to creating a life that feels more balanced, connected, and fulfilling.

I approach therapy in an inclusive, flexible, and respectful way. It’s your therapy. I’m a guide who helps you apply your strengths to your healing process or to solve a problem. I want to have power WITH you, not over you. I offer a range of therapy options. Your experience of therapy matters to me, too, so I periodically check in with you about how therapy is going and whether you’re getting your needs met. I also aim to empower you with information you need along the way, providing psychoeducation, for example, on the neuroscience of trauma, how trauma affects the brain and body. Although I assist with a range of issues, I specialize in trauma work. Helping others recover from trauma is my passion, as I have personally experienced transformation in my own trauma journey.

Dealing with persistent relational stress? Do you struggle with poor communication patterns? Are you suffering with unmet needs? Do you make others a priority over your own needs and desires? Do you wonder how your life could be better somehow? Happier? More connected with your partner? Many people are feeling anxious, overwhelmed and discouraged in their personal lives. They are uncertain about how to deal with their relationships, careers and issues in their lives. Pushing away what you need and want to make others happy isn't the answer and can lead to long term problems for your mind, body and spirit. Reducing relational distress becomes more managable when you know the right tools for healthy communication. We start counseling exactly where you are at and deal with what issues you would like to bring into our sessions. You will find that working with me through various counseling methods will provide you a better and more productive way to handle negative communication patterns that are overwhelming you. I can help you understand what is keeping you stuck and help you get "unstuck". Together we can discover the best path to help you reach your goals and if I can't help you, I'll find someone who can. I work with clients who are open, ready, willing and motivated to deal with issues that are keeping them stuck. As we work together collaboratively, you will learn healthier ways to communicate and deescalate negative cycles that you are stuck in. . My clients appreciate the safe, comfortable environment that is created as you learn new skills. You will improve emotional connection, learn to reconnect after a rupture and repair your relationship.

Guilhem Combet is a master’s-level clinician working toward licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). He is deeply committed to working with adolescents and adults to help them address the unique challenges they face and discover new ways to navigate life’s stressors. He specializes in anxiety, depression, trauma, LGBTQIA+ issues, and self-esteem. Guilhem completed his Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology at Franklin & Marshall College and his Master of Arts (MA) in Mental Health Counseling at New York University.

Dawn Hartman is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) with over 20 years of nursing experience, including supporting people in crisis. She specializes in working with older adolescents, adults, and seniors who are experiencing symptoms such as anxiety, depression, panic, obsessive-compulsive challenges (OCD), and posttraumatic stress (PTSD), along with other mood- and personality-related concerns.

I am a licensed Marriage and Family therapist providing individual, couples and marital counseling in Center City, Philadelphia. My practice is focused on helping individuals develop a better understanding of who they are and who they hope to become. I believe that everyone has a unique story that deserves to be heard without judgement and with plenty of compassion. Individuals are treated with respect and building a trusting, therapeutic relationship is the first goal of treatment. The approach of therapy is collaborative in that you are viewed as the expert of your own life and treatment goals are developed collectively. As a certified yoga instructor and psychotherapist, I have a passion for mind-body wellness. I incorporate meditation, mindfulness and yoga postures with talk therapy to combat issues such as depression, anxiety, trauma, stress and even relationship issues. At my practice, therapy is safe and productive. Many have called my methods of therapy, calming and refreshing. When working with couples, I use research based methods to help partners set meaningful goals and develop new and effective ways of communicating their wants and needs, thoughts, and emotions. I have helped couples work through many issues such as divorce and affairs as well as difficulties with communication, trust, and loss. From our sufferings, we are forced to be honest and then, the real change can occur.

I believe therapy should empower individuals to help them take control and enhance their lives into happy, healthy and successful ones. However, each person has individual struggles and challenges so what this looks like varies from person to person. Providing a collaborative, holistic approach to the treatment for me includes an examination of many different life factors that contribute to emotional well-being. I have a strong cognitive behavioral background. Cognitive behavioral therapy is based on the idea that making changes in ones thoughts and behaviors can positively affect how you feel. This treatment modality has been shown to be very effective in treating trauma, anxiety, and depression among other emotional difficulties. Within this framework I may also include work in mindfulness, exposure, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, play therapy, and other possible techniques. If you would like to positively change your life I love to help.