Find therapists in Wernersville

Aleisa Myles

In-person sessions offered. Whatever the hurts, heartaches, quandaries, and strivings that bring you here now, you do not have to carry them alone. I can help you find relief, but relief is only the beginning. If you struggle with cumulative trauma, depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, or loss, I can help. I also welcome people working on issues of spirituality and sexuality, helping professionals wanting to deepen their own work, and social changemakers honing their effectiveness.

CJ Mooney

I specialize in individual and couple work and welcome the presence of partners and family members to enhance the therapeutic experience. Many of my clients are navigating life transitions, have experienced trauma, are trying to reinvigorate romantic relationships, or live with anxiety/depression. I am happy to work with humans from all backgrounds, but I am especially trying to make space for LGBTQ+ and gender-expansive folx, as well as the polyamorous & neurodiverse communities.

Hider Shaaban

Whether it is trauma, depression, anxiety, OCD, identity issues, ADHD, relationship problems, or anything in between that you are currently struggling with, it would be my pleasure to guide and help you through it. It may be a challenge sometimes to find a therapist who can meet your needs, which is why, in my opinion, the first and most important goal to accomplish together is a strong rapport.

Jessica Henninger

Everyone gets stuck sometimes, and everyone can benefit from learning more about themselves. That is why I strive to empower people to develop goals, identify potential barriers, and explore strategies to pursue what is important to them. Whether you're looking for support to better manage stress, improve mood, process trauma, cope with anxiety, or improve overall wellness, I will meet you were you are, and we'll work to reduce your symptoms and help you live a live aligned with your values.

Danny Silbert

I work with adolescents, adults, and couples. Individuals that I work generally report concerns around relationships, depression, anxiety, complex trauma, and low self-esteem. Through several years of psychodynamic training and extensive time in the consultation room, I have learned how to understand the relationships of my patients -- individuals and couples alike -- by being *in* relationship with my patients, in a safe, contained, and exploratory setting.

Matthew McCool

I aim to empower my clients to examine themselves and their environments, develop healthier relationships and coping mechanisms, build resilience, and embrace their identities fully, while addressing the emotional and psychological factors that contribute to their struggles.

Alisa Kamis-Brinda

Does anger or anxiety take over, leading to behaving in ways that you later regret or avoiding things that are important to you? I work with clients who are motivated to learn new ways to relate to painful thoughts and feelings so that you can be the person you want to be and work toward important goals in your life.

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.

Sarah Urbanic

I work with individuals through a variety of concerns including those facing generalized anxiety, health anxiety, relationship concerns, trauma symptoms, or challenges from chronic illnesses and autoimmune disorders.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.