Find a Therapist near Broomall, PA

Bridget Appleby

MA, LPC, NCC

Licensed Professional Counselor

Verified

If you’re feeling stuck—knowing what’s hard but unsure how to break through—you're not alone. Whether you're grappling with trauma, anxiety, or the lasting effects of sexual or domestic abuse, it’s normal to feel uncertain about the next step. Therapy can be a safe and powerful space to unpack these struggles,

Michael Raskind

Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LPC

Marriage & Family Therapist, Social Worker, Licensed Professional Counselor

Verified

We believe that everybody has the right to have access to high-quality therapy and mental health services. This is why we give you fresh perspectives, personalized guidance, and affordable solutions to help you overcome the unhealthy habits and lifestyles that stop you from living a happier life.

Steven Herbst

LMSW

Marriage & Family Therapist, Social Worker, Psychotherapist

Verified

We believe that everybody has the right to have access to high-quality therapy and mental health services. This is why we give you fresh perspectives, personalized guidance, and affordable solutions to help you overcome the unhealthy habits and lifestyles that stop you from living a happier life.

Vanessa Hari

MA, Licensed Professional Counselor

Mental Health Counselor

Verified

If you're searching for a therapist, know that my approach to counseling is warm, relational, and collaborative. I view therapy as a partnership in which your lived experience is honored and centered. Together, we will slow down, tune into your emotional world, and explore the patterns that shape how you connect, cope, and make sense of your li

David Guseman

LCSW

Life Coach, Marriage & Family Therapist, Psychotherapist

Verified

If you are dealing with overwhelming emotions, especially if you’re someone who has already tried to get help with them and not made the progress you’d hoped for, it’s easy to become convinced that these emotions will always rule the day. Emotional pain is created when we forget our own power, our innate connection to the resource

Stephanie Shoffstall

LCSW

Clinical Social Worker

Verified

“We speak not only to tell other people what we think, but to tell ourselves what we think.  Speech is part of thought.” — Oliver Sacks. Oliver Sacks understood something that I have come to deeply respect—that connecting with others and talking out loud are meaningful practices that can change lives. At many poin

Erin O'Brien

MA, LPC

Psychotherapist, Licensed Professional Counselor

Verified

My approach is integrative, intersectional, developmental, and contextual with a basic belief in the value of connection and the power of possibility. My work pulls from principles of Intersectionality and Liberation Practices, Attachment and Relational Science, Differentiation as a Developmental process in relationships, Contextual and Systems Th

Marla Cohen

Psy.D., P.C.

Marriage & Family Therapist, Psychologist, Psychotherapist

Verified

I believe that emotional well-being depends on three components; insight into our own patterns, compassion for our own pain, and a strong sense of our unique, authentic contribution to the world. Too often, people go through life thinking and acting in ways that don't align with their own best interests and true nature. They are unable to und

Alyssa Scolari

LPC

Mental Health Counselor, Psychotherapist, Licensed Professional Counselor

Verified

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Are you struggling to thrive in the aftermath of a traumatic or abusive experience? Have you experienced the loss of a loved one and are in need of support? Are you using an eating disorder or self-harming behaviors to cope with the difficulties of life? If you are experiencing feelings or symptoms that are interfering with your quality of life, I

Jennifer Barnes

MA, LAC

Mental Health Counselor, Psychotherapist

If you've found yourself here, it's likely because you're facing challenges that feel insurmountable right now. You may be gripped by anxiety, overwhelmed by sadness, or just stuck in a cycle you can't seem to break. It's okay. I want you to know that it's okay to ask for help, and it's okay to want to feel better. I am