Find therapists in Somerdale

Carolynn Aristone

Do you seek a deeper connection with your partner, or even yourself? It seems that as much as we want to stay connected, we inevitably disconnect. For myself, I know there are ways I have disconnected from my goals, my partner or even the needs of my own body. As a mind-body Relationship Specialist and AASECT Certified Sex Therapist, I have learned many practices that can help you and/or your partner reconnect to what matters to you most, personally, relationally, emotionally and sexually.

Rena Beyer

I address various needs including trauma/PTSD, grief and loss, suicidal thoughts, behavioral issues, relationship issues, fertility, as well as problems related to depression, anxiety, anger, and stress. I utilize a multi-technique approach combining techniques from Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Solution Focused Therapy. I also offer Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy for anxiety, depression, and trauma.

Rebecca Fornaro

I have a special interest in working with individuals from late adolescence through adulthood who may be struggling with patterns of codependency in relationships, trauma, anxiety and attachment issue. I have a keen understanding of how our earliest relationships and experiences impact our adult-selves and I support my clients in gaining a deeper, more compassionate understanding of their journey. By integrating those early experiences, old cycles are able to change and healing becomes possible.

Dr. Gina Innocente

Our clients often have some significant challenges to overcome - depression, anxiety, problems with romantic partners or family, life changes, or internal struggles. We warmly welcome children and teens, adults, couples, and families from all walks of life. Since there is no “one-size-fits-all” approach to therapy, we offer a variety of options and styles to ensure each client is matched with an ideal fit.

Jennifer Yalof

Oftentimes, people who contact me are managing feelings that have been building up over time. I have niche experience working with medical professionals such as physicians, nurses and medical trainees and directed a program at UNMC aimed at understanding burnout. I enjoy working with college and graduate students, international students, and did this at counseling centers like MIT. I especially like working with adults and new parents.

Lauren Schechter

You feel like you are stuck in some way, that you could be doing better or even that you could be doing more. You want to learn effective strategies and skills, break the cycles you’re in, make profound insights, and improve your life and relationships. We’ll explore your sense of self, your relationships, personal aspirations, life stressors, goals and more. We’ll uncover your patterns of behavior and create a deeper understanding of who you are & what you value.

Ali Siewert

Being human is often tough. Sometimes we lose our way and can feel stuck and overwhelmed. Sometimes we would like to change parts of our lives or ourselves but don’t know how. Therapy can be an empowering way to promote healing, growth, and wellness. Often, we initially seek treatment to address a specific concern and then begin to uncover other areas of our lives in which we want to make meaningful change. My goal is for this process to feel supportive, affirming, and appropriately challenging.

Madison Shira

I have had the privilege of working with a diverse population of people, which has allowed me to develop a deep understanding of the unique challenges faced by individuals from various backgrounds. My extensive experience includes providing therapy for neurodivergent individuals and I am particularly committed to creating an affirming therapeutic environment for LGBTQIA individuals, including transgender clients.

Dempsey Young

As a generalist, I work with nearly any concern and also have specializations in trauma recovery, affirming/supportive therapy with LGBTQIA+ individuals, couples/relationship counseling, and college student mental health. Below are just some common concerns beyond my specialty areas that I work with: Identity Depression Adjustment Relationship Concerns Healthy Boundaries Self-esteem and Confidence Academic Concerns Anxiety Sleep Grief/Loss

Sara Burth

I work with clients who are trying to understand how to accept themselves and are looking to create a strong therapeutic relationship with a counselor. I believe that clients who have acknowledged that they need help in certain areas and are looking to put in the work needed to achieve their goals are going to get the most out of our time together.

Ruth Conviser

You'll find my style direct and honest and together we can change thoughts or patterns that are stopping you from meeting your goals. I weave together Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Exposure and Response Prevention, the Gottman Method and Mindfulness to help you find solutions and grow.

Ryan Fiordimondo

Do you ever find yourself excessively ruminating, "beating yourself up," or feeling trapped in those "worst case scenarios"? Do you talk to yourself in ways you would never talk to a friend? I'm here to help you take the first step in challenging those self-critical cycles. Together, we can start the journey of cultivating self-love and acceptance.

The Better You Institute

We welcome individuals of all ages—children, adolescents, adults, families, and couples. Together, we will uncover the origins of your struggles, work through deep-seated feelings, and create new behaviors to replace unproductive patterns. The goal is to empower you to use self-awareness to your advantage, rather than letting it work against you, as you learn to navigate life’s challenges and embrace opportunities with clarity and poise.

Rebecca (Rowan) Levy

It may seem that the world is throwing you more than you can practically or emotionally handle. I provide therapy individuals and couples who may be feeling overwhelmed, uncertain that they are on the right track, or concerned with how others perceive them. I have often worked with people who are distrusting of their gut, or feel like they don't fit in.

Alicia Dlugos

I help LGBTQ+ and ENM/polyamorous adults heal from social anxiety, sexual trauma, and relationship stressors. My clients come to me feeling scared and confused trying to understand their sexual and romantic identity. They feel lonely but still desire community. They feel frustrated that unprocessed relational trauma is getting in the way of accessing intimacy and connection with others or their partner(s). They want to feel seen and validated in all of their nuances and identities.

Brian Finnerty

My clients want to find connection in their lives, but they are struggling to do so. I work with people who have found that other therapists don’t quite understand them. I am honored to be the open and non-judgmental professional they are seeking. My clients have faced stigma, limited family support, depression, anxiety or trauma while navigating the complexities of sexuality, gender and relationships. Some have lost important relationships due sexual urges or behaviors that feel out of control.

Kate Manser

As someone who identifies as queer and polyamorous, I understand what challenges come with these identities. When practicing polamory, we are often unprepared for the difficulties that arise when living in a mononormative society. Together we can navigate if you or you and your partner(s) find yourselves with insecure attachment styles impacting your your relationship(s), are having difficulty managing boundaries, or need help dismantling couple's privlege.

Shoshana Trager

I tend to work with individuals exploring relationships. This might mean their relationship to themselves with feelings of depression, anxiety or self-critique, exploring the vastness of queerness, and making sense of dueling desires. It also can mean dissecting relationships of one's past or digging into current relationships (friends/romantic/queer-platonic). I do this in individual therapy as well as with partner(s). I work most often with teenagers and adults.

Jack Harmelin

I do my best work with the people most like my people; queer, trans, leftist at least, and usually anxious, often nonmonogamous. I work with individuals, dyads, triads, etc. I am particularly interested in trauma-work, disassociation, and navigating relational difficulties of any kind.

James Lavino

I work with individuals seeking relief from trauma, anxiety, and long-standing emotional patterns. I use EMDR to help clients process unresolved experiences, and I offer music therapy as a creative, non-verbal way to support healing and regulation. Many of my clients are highly sensitive, thoughtful, or emotionally attuned, yet find themselves feeling stuck. I provide a grounded, collaborative space where we can work at a pace that supports safety, clarity, and lasting change.

Jennifer Brey

Many of the people I work with feel haunted by their past and struggle to connect with people in the present. This can show up in overwhelming anxiety, procrastination, feeling down on themselves, communication and relationship issues. Many have difficulty with sleep and some struggle with the way they drink or use drugs. Our early work usually focuses on skill building and fostering awareness and insight into challenges before doing any more in-depth work.