Persons with Disabilities therapists in Washington, Pennsylvania PA
Serving Persons with Disabilities
Michele Sitorus (Inner Peace Psychological Care)
Psychologist, Psy.D.
At Inner Peace Psychological Care, we embrace the transformative potential of personalized therapy catered to the distinct needs of each individual. Our commitment revolves around fostering a secure and inclusive virtual space, particularly welcoming neurodivergent individuals and those seeking trauma-informed care. Whether navigating the intricacies of self-discovery, healing from past traumas, or addressing complex relationship issues, our virtual therapy sessions provide a supportive environment for growth and empowerment. Please note that our services are exclusively offered through virtual platforms, ensuring accessibility and convenience for clients. Situated in the Chicagoland area, we extend our virtual therapeutic support to those seeking a path towards inner peace and well-being.
5 Years Experience
Serving Persons with Disabilities
Margaret P. Stewart
Psychologist, Psy.D.
The practice of clinical psychology provides a confidential, personal, and professional space as well as effective, evidence-based treatments for individuals with a wide variety of mental health concerns. Based on current, evidence-based research, psychological evaluations and psychotherapy help to identify and treat psychological concerns so that an individual may experience more optimal wellness.
18 Years Experience
Serving Persons with Disabilities
Christine Mazurkiewicz
Marriage and Family Therapist, MS, LMFT
At Horses and Healing, LLC. it is my priority to help you feel welcomed, relaxed, and at peace during your therapy experience. Find comfort during these stressful times through non-judgmental support on your journey to feeling more like yourself again.
13 Years Experience
Serving Persons with Disabilities
Felicity Fong
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, NCC
Complex trauma can be a stubborn life companion. Living through repeated exposure to traumatic experiences can leave you feeling unable to trust yourself or others, feeling chronically unsafe, and seeing yourself differently. Alongside those wounds, complicated grief can also be woven into the mix of post-traumatic pain. Complicated grief is so much more than “just” a loss - it’s sadness, anger, and guilt that cannot always be easily defined. As a licensed professional counselor with a special interest in trauma treatment, I understand the profound impact these experiences can have on an individual's emotional well being.
4 Years Experience
Serving Persons with Disabilities
Psychotherapy.Com
Psychologist, Ph.D.
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28 Years Experience