Find a Therapist in Landisville, PA

I strive to provide a safe and calm environment where my clients feel heard and supported as we navigate the complexities of life and work together to achieve their goals.

Sindhu Elagandhala (theythem and sheher) is a licensed professional counselor (LPC). They have years of experience and are passionate about working with clients navigating comorbidities of mood, anxiety, personality, and trauma conditions, as well as those seeking to integrate neurotypes such as attention-deficit hyperactivity (ADHD) and autism. They work with adults, couples, and families who are motivated for the work of therapy.

I believe the relationship or "fit" between the therapist and the client is one of the most important factors in psychotherapy. With a trusted, compassionate therapist, you will talk through everything that is on your mind and receive professional advice and honest, caring feedback. You can put your thoughts into words without feeling dismissed or judged. Therapy will help you relieve current struggles and feelings, experience more self-confidence, make better decisions, feel in control of your life and relationships, and resolve painful past and current experiences and traumas. I will work with you to identify and understand underlying issues or patterns that may contribute to your current struggles. We will work to develop new approaches and alternative ways to manage relationships and struggles.

I am a therapist who specializes in working with adolescents and adults who struggle with either anxiety, life transitions, complex trauma or spirituality. I enjoy being able to walk alongside others in their life journey and to be a stable and consistent support in their life. I have been in the mental health field for over 5 years now, working with various populations of those who have experienced trauma throughout various forms of life. I also have experience working with individuals with co-occurring disorders and those who are also desiring family therapy to address family conflict or stressors. I often use strength-based modalities that foster a client-centered session in conjunction with certain interventions such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and parts work. I can also incorporate Christian spirituality into sessions as well, if desired. It is important for you to feel heard and valued in session as you bring what you desire to focus on into the therapy environment with me. We will next work on skills, where you can increase your insight into what you are experiencing, and build confidence to address the struggles you are facing with new tools. I am a big supporter of a person-centered approach, and I value the individual as someone who is an expert on their own life and just needs someone to help bring that to the surface.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Pennsylvania and a grief specialist who understands what it’s like to experience loss because I’ve had many losses, too. I can help you feel less alone, confused, and helpless. I am a faith-based counselor who uses a variety of approaches so you feel heard, understood, and supported. You will leave my sessions with helpful coping tools to help you navigate grief and loss.

"What lies behind you and what lies in front of you pales in comparison to what lies within you" -Ralph Waldo Emerson My approach to helping you is one that incorporates examining relevant aspects of your past, discussing goals you might hold for your future, and most importantly, discussing the strength that you hold inside of you. In experiencing despair and the discomfort of vulnerability, we often lose sight of our strength and potential for growth. My goal is to assist you in learning the essential coping skills you might need in your life. I also aim to facilitate growth in the realms of mind, body, and soul. I understand the correlation between the physical and psychological aspects in life, which can sometimes become unbalanced and may create discomfort, which can even feel debilitating at times, and I want to help you make sense of some of the symptoms you may be experiencing. Contact me to restore the balance in your life and be free of the despair or dissatisfaction you may be currently experiencing.

A strong approach to helping people with mental health challenges is patient-centered, collaborative, and holistic. The core idea is to treat the whole person, build trust, and match care to the person’s needs, goals, and preferences, rather than using a one-size-fits-all plan. Core principles Start with respect, empathy, and nonjudgmental listening. People with mental health conditions often do better when they feel heard and not stigmatized. Use a whole-person view that considers emotional, physical, social, and environmental factors, not just symptoms. Explain that there are multiple treatment options, and that a first-line approach may need adjustment over time. Involve the person in shared decision-making so the care plan reflects their values, goals, and comfort level. Practical care approach Assess symptoms, safety, functioning, and supports. Build rapport and ask open-ended questions. Provide education about the condition and treatment options. Collaborate on a realistic care plan. Encourage coping skills, self-management, and follow-up. Reassess regularly and adjust treatment when needed. Helpful support strategies Offer emotional support and practical help. Encourage healthy routines, coping skills, and treatment adherence. Normalize that recovery can take time, and that progress may be uneven. Connect people to community-based services, therapy, peer support, and other resources when appropriate.

Every conversation makes a difference. The differences may be subtle or they can be life-changing. I work in a direct and warm manner, creating an environment that is dynamic and safe. The therapeutic relationship is a very important one and can provide the basis for navigating through difficult life transitions, improving communication skills, healing from a loss, or exploring possibilities for enhancing one's life.

As the Center Director of Hopewell Springs Counseling in Marlton NJ, Dr. Leibovitz has created a therapy destination for patients seeking counseling services with only licensed doctoral-level psychologists. The mission is simple: highly trained psychologists utilizing evidence-based treatments in a judgement-free and upscale environment. We create a specific treatment plan based on our client’s individual needs. Maybe you have already tried counseling before with modest results, or perhaps this is the first time that you are seeking out expert help for issues related to depression, anxiety, or relationship struggles. We provide individual therapy, couples counseling, and family therapy as well. We also conduct formal psychological evaluations. Whatever the situation, we are happy to have you read about our practice and our evidence-based approach to counseling. We utilize the latest in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) including aspects of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT). At Hopewell springs, you will be offered an appointment within one week of your initial call. Also, we are happy to grant you access to your psychologist’s cell phone 7-days per week for non-emergency contact as needed. Call today for a free brief phone consultation.

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Kristi Gannon is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) who currently offers telehealth sessions in Virginia, specializing in offering treatment to adults and seniors who are faced with the negative effects of anxiety, depression, anger, relationship issues, attention-deficit hyperactivity (ADHD), poor coping skills, gender identity issues, stress, trauma, posttraumatic stress (PTSD), women's issues, and more.

David Sternberg, LICSW, has been a practicing psychotherapist in Washington, D.C., since 2002. He specializes in treating young adults (20s and 30s), who are experiencing anxiety, depression and stress related to major life transitions. At DC Talk Therapy, all 10 of our therapists specialize in working with young adults (20s and 30s) with anxiety, depression and relationship problems. In our practice, we have a substance abuse specialist, an OCD specialist and a therapist who works with the LGBTQ community. Since we opened our practice in Washington, D.C., in 2012, we've helped nearly 2,000 people live happier and more fulfilling lives. Our therapists use a variety of therapeutic approaches but primarily use cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). CBT focuses on modifying maladaptive or distorted thoughts about ourselves or the rest of the world as a way to change resulting feelings and behavior. Our therapists believe that psychotherapy can be tremendously rewarding, even life-changing. We see therapy as very much a collaborative process, so we ask clients for feedback throughout the process. We want the client's experience to be as valuable as possible. Our office staff answers the phone live Monday through Friday 9 am-5 pm and they can often schedule you an appointment within 2-3 business days.