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Disclaimer: Please note that I am not able to officially endorse any clinician, practice, or search engine. I do not get referral fees or any other benefits from the following listings, and can not guarantee success.

There are many different models of psychotherapy, and if you have been in therapy before you will agree that therapists truly come in all shapes, flavors, and sizes. A huge part of what makes a therapeutic process work is when there is a good relational fit between the clinician and the client. It takes a lot of trust to unpack one’s inner world with another human being, and it is really important to find the best fit for you, and to listen to your inner voice when it says either “yes” or “no”.

There are multiple therapist search engines you can try—these search engines typically allow you to sort by preference for a variety of data points, including therapist specialties, in person or telehealth, location, race/ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender, insurances accepted,and so on. Some popular search engines include Psychology Today, Inclusive Therapists, InnoPsych, NQTTCN, GoodTherapy, Zen Care, and Open Path Collective (offers reduced cost sessions).

There are also several larger group practices in this area that may be able to accommodate individuals looking to see a therapist more immediately, including Springfield Psychological Services, Psych Choices of the Delaware Valley, MG Therapeutic Services LLC, and LifeStance Health. A practice in the area that sees children is Child Guidance Resource Center.

I share an office suite at 8600 West Chester Pike with Danielle Havelin, who is an experienced EMDR certified therapist who also accepts insurance.