Deidre Campen is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC) in Minnesota. Deidre has extensive experience working with adults with attention-deficit hyperactivity (ADHD), women’s issues, depression, grief, anxiety, and life transitions.

As a licensed marital and family therapist, I have years of experience working with individuals, couples and families faced with a wide variety of challenges and life cycle transitions. I offer a supportive, empathic and nonjudgmental environment in which to discover, heal and grow. My approach is individualized, holistic, solution-focused and collaborative. Together, we will create a plan to help you reach your goals and overcome challenges. With you as the expert on yourself, my role is to provide you with insight, strategies, coaching and tools. My goal is to help you feel empowered and motivated to reach your full potential.

I specialize in work with gay men. Are you worried that most therapists will not truly understand you, or that you will have to censor yourself in therapy because you are a gay man? I had these same concerns, and they motivated me to become a psychotherapist who could help others like me. We will work together in a safe and relaxing environment to discover and actualize the solutions you need in order to live a more fulfilling life. With 20 years of clinical experience, I have honed a comprehensive approach that ensures each session addresses your specific needs and goals, helping you achieve meaningful and lasting change. To achieve this, I integrate a variety of therapeutic techniques, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), internal family systems, and Zen therapy. I am also a certified sex therapist. The foundation of our work together is the strong therapeutic relationship we build.

Sometimes life can feel overwhelming, and you are not sure where to turn. We all have times in our lives when we are struggling and need to know that help and support are there for us. Although it can be hard, reaching out and taking that first brave step will set you on your journey towards healing and happiness. I will help you to feel good about yourself and your life. Here you will find a place where you are always accepted.

I believe that successful therapy begins with a genuine human connection. My approach is collaborative and person-centered. I want to understand who you are, what you're experiencing, and what you hope to change. Just as importantly, I want to help you recognize the strengths and abilities you may not realize you already possess. I work with adults experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship and marital difficulties, low self-esteem, and the challenges that life inevitably brings. Together, we'll explore the thoughts, emotions, and patterns that may be keeping you stuck, while developing practical ways to create meaningful and lasting change. My approach incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), solution-focused therapy, and person-centered counseling. I don't believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. Every person brings a different history, personality, and set of circumstances to therapy, and our work should reflect that. I also believe that seeking therapy doesn't mean there's something wrong with you. Sometimes life becomes overwhelming. Sometimes relationships become complicated. And sometimes we simply recognize that we'd like to feel better, understand ourselves more fully, or approach life differently. Therapy offers an opportunity to step away from the demands of everyday life, gain perspective, and move forward with greater confidence and clarity. And one more thing: therapy doesn't always have to be serious. While there is certainly room for difficult conversations and painful emotions, I believe laughter, humor, and genuine connection are equally important parts of the therapeutic process. My goal is to create a comfortable, judgment-free environment where you can be yourself, speak openly, and feel understood. Above all, I want therapy to be a place where you feel supported, challenged when appropriate, and encouraged to make the changes that matter most to you.

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 am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) specializing in relational dynamics and offering. Have you been feeling lost or stuck in your life? Are you not feeling heard by your partner? Is your connection suffering because of it? Maybe you’re dealing with anxiety or depression to the point that it’s hard to keep up with your normal routine. These feelings can be overwhelming. They can leave you unsure of how to handle them. As your therapist, I can help you navigate what’s going on beneath the surface that’s influencing your current situation. I’ll work alongside you to gain clarity and understanding. I’ll help you find the joy, freedom and connection you desire. I focus on relational dynamics. I view individuals and couples through the lens of their family of origin and often draw on family therapy approaches. Exploring the impact of those dynamics can bring a deeper understanding of your worldview and how you show up in relationships. I’m passionate about working with people who are dealing with trauma, anxiety, relationship and marital issues, grief, depression, communication challenges, and more. I use a collaborative approach based on your individual needs. I tailor my interventions to support your inner strengths. When you work with me, you’ll receive unconditional support and encouragement.

I provide individual and couple therapy. I offer a compassionate approach. I am skilled at attuning with my client’s unique situation. I assist in mapping out a plan to overcome obstacles and finding a healthy solutions, facilitating a healing therapeutic environment and providing the space for clients to draw out their inherent strengths and achieve desired outcomes.

I am a psychodynamic therapist specializing in trauma-informed and mindfulness-based care, offering therapy for posttraumatic stress and the everyday challenges of being human. I have spent more than twenty years supporting people through these experiences. Over time, I have seen how transformative it can be when someone gains the courage to understand themselves with deeper insight, understanding, and self-compassion. That is the heart of my work. My approach is trauma-informed and grounded in mindfulness with a psychodynamic foundation. I help people build awareness, emotional regulation, and a sense of internal safety. I don’t push for quick fixes. I create space to explore what’s happening beneath the surface. My background includes many years in private practice, clinical supervision, and work as a mindfulness educator, all of which shape the steady, thoughtful presence I bring to therapy. I believe the therapeutic relationship is one of the most powerful parts of healing. Feeling genuinely seen and understood can open doors that may have been closed for a long time. I work collaboratively, at your pace and with deep respect for your lived experience. If you are looking for a therapist who brings warmth, depth, and a mindful, relational approach, I would be honored to connect and learn more about what you are hoping for in this next chapter.

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.