Find therapists in Margate City

Laura Estavillo

Laura’s ideal client is someone seeking a safe, affirming space to navigate trauma, grief, relationships, life transitions, or daily stressors. Specializing in LGBTQIA+ support, ethical non-monogamy, and sex-positivity, Laura helps individuals and couples explore identity, intimacy, and communication. With a client-centered approach, she empowers clients to build self-awareness, heal past wounds, and grow into their most authentic selves.

Brandee Silverman

I work with individual, couples and families suffering from anxiety, depression and/or behavior problems. Parents if you are feeling hopeless on how to manage your child or teen who is acting out or struggling with depression or anxiety please reach out. Maybe your in a relationship and you can't seem to work out that fight you have everyday. I will work along side of you to help provide a secure space to get back to connection.

Elio Beckman

I have experience working with people dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, interpersonal conflict, grief and loss, identity and sexuality exploration, neurodiversity, chronic illness, self-esteem, and life transitions. I have particular comfort and experience working with queer and trans folks.

Julia Markovitz

I work well with clients on attachment, family of origin, relational needs, gender and sexuality, ENM, and IFS. I also love to work with other therapists. To learn more about my approach, my specialities, and get any FAQ answered, please check out my website balancedrootsphilly.com or shoot me a message!

Sarah Kodish-Eskind

I work with people tending to their relationship with themselves, their identities, past experiences, current life, or what comes next. Those moving through life transitions (internal or otherwise) exploring ways of being with others, communities, or in this current world. I work with folks who have often felt “different" or been called “too sensitive.” I believe in those I work with and am excited for what you will create for yourself.

Alissa Walsh

We’ve all been there, lying awake because our brain keeps running through that thing that happened 6 months ago, not quite able to find the solution that would allow us to just roll over and get enough rest to wake up and do it all over again. When your brain constantly worries about the future or gets stuck in reflections about the past, it's hard to enjoy (or even really notice) what’s happening right now.

Sara Lewis

I am enthusiastic about working with individuals, dyads, or triads navigating interpersonal conflict. I have particular interests in working with people seeking support navigating ethically non-monogamous relationships, complicated family dynamics, and life transitions. I’m passionate about health at every size and practice within a body liberation framework. I’m interested in working with people seeking to challenge their conditioning around food, movement, and body image.

Shamaya Hagan

Shamaya has experinece working with youth, adolescents, and groups. She's also worked in school settings, facilitating personal development, anxiety, and peer conflict groups. Shamaya has worked with clients with a wide range of challenges, including self esteem, family dynamics, anxiety, trauma, life transitions, and interpersonal relationships.

Janella Dobbs

My ideal client is facing challenges like trauma, anxiety, depression, stress, or life transitions. I work with adults and adolescents who feel overwhelmed or disconnected and need a supportive space to process their emotions. Whether dealing with PTSD, grief, relationship issues, or chronic stress, my clients are ready to improve their emotional well-being and take steps toward healing and growth.

Ella Emmer

Folks seeking a safe, compassionate space where they can be fully witnessed. Many come with deep emotional wounds, looking for a therapist who understands the complexities of trauma. They may feel unheard or invisible in other areas of their lives, but in our sessions, they find a place where their experiences are honored, their pain is validated, and their unique story is given the attention it deserves. My clients know that they will be met with kindness, deep respect, and unwavering presence.

Jenna Moore

Your story is important. Whatever you've experienced, your story deserves to be heard. Dialectically, there is power in that story, and there are times when it can impact internal beliefs and how we experience life. I believe we are unique in our range and intensity of emotions. Sometimes emotions get big and make us act in ways we didn't intend to or know ourselves to be. Sometimes we were never taught the skills to cope, or we can't access skills in the moment.

Rye Webber

Are you naturally empathic, potentially having been labeled as “too sensitive” at some point in your life? Is it difficult for you to feel grounded in your true self, even though you might have already done some healing work? Do you want to fully embrace more of your queerness, neurodivergence, or creative identity? In my practice, I support people struggling with the symptoms of trauma, life transitions, relationships, meaning/purpose distress, self-love, & self-connection.

Emily Marziani

Clients can expect to gain a deeper understanding of how their thoughts and feelings impact their behavior, embrace all parts of their identity, and develop healthier self-talk. My eclectic approach, rooted in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Internal Family Systems, provides a warm, non-judgmental space for healing. Clients will feel seen, heard, and validated, and will leave with tools to increase their self-worth and overall well-being.

Michael Bernstein

Are you feeling stuck and in need of a change? Are you struggling with an underlying worry? Do you find yourself with little motivation to form and maintain relationships with friends and family? There may be something else, perhaps that is difficult to put into words. Sometimes, when it comes to dealing with personal and relational difficulties, we struggle with how to cope, who to talk to and what to say. This is where I can help. Let's work together to overcome what's been holding you back.

Robin DeBates

Geeks, nerds, hackers, burners, and makers are my specialty! Tired of having a therapist roll their eyes when you talk about gaming? Over it trying to explain that Discord is a chat server and not a state of disharmony? Feeling finished with people who don't understand online friendships are valid social support? You deserve a therapist who gets you in all of your delightful nerdiness and awkwardness. Therapy for geeks from a geek therapist might just be the support you're looking for.

Sarah Slate

I work with individuals navigating emotional distress from relationship issues, trauma, anxiety, and life transitions. I specialize in supporting adults who grew up in emotionally challenging environments, including adults from families with addiction, and those who struggle with codependency and addictive behavior.

Oluwabukola Adasofunjo

I am dedicated to providing individualized care for patients facing a variety of psychiatric conditions, including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, ADHD, behavioral challenges associated with autism, and schizophrenia. In addition to offering comprehensive treatment options, I conduct thorough ADHD evaluations to ensure accurate diagnosis and effective management. My approach is rooted in understanding your unique needs and working collaboratively to develop a personalized care plan.

Phoenix Center for Experiential Trauma Therapy

We serve a broad range of clients including adults, teens, kids, college students, persons in recovery, folks in the LGBTQ+ community, first responders, veterans, and many more.

Jordan Williams

Sessions are laid-back and conversational, prioritizing listening over responding to create a safe and open environment. Jordan embraces dialogue around topics often considered “taboo” in society, including race, gender, sexuality, religion, spirituality, suicidality, and complex trauma. A strong emphasis is placed on authenticity, collaboration, and autonomy, allowing clients to explore their identities and experiences comfortably.

Dan Walinsky

Life is stressful! Relationships, work, oppressive systems, exploring sexual and gender identities...these are some of issues that bring clients and me together. In each of these situations, we creatively sift through a variety of emotions and pulls, and the anxiety and depressed feelings that often emerge. In our relationship, we'll work to expand patterns of thoughts, behaviors, and feelings and explore new solutions to reach your goals.