Hello! My name is Caroline Kuttler (she/her/hers) and I am a licensed professional therapist in the state of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. I received my Masters of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Johns Hopkins School of Education in 2018 and became fully licensed as a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of PA in 2021/New Jersey in 2023. Deciding to start therapy can be a challenging and vulnerable process. My goal as a therapist is to make each individual feel as safe and supported as possible with high levels of empathy, compassion, and genuineness. Throughout the therapy process, I value the importance of improving relationships, managing stress, and increasing the ability to identify and regulate emotions. In sessions, I emphasis the importance of processing core beliefs we hold towards ourself and the world, practicing daily mindfulness, and learning skills to effectively regulate our emotions. I also provide supervision for pre-licensed clinicians! I have experience in both inpatient and outpatient settings for adults, adolescents, and children in both the individual and group setting. I use an integrated approach including Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) informed, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and EMDR to treat trauma, PTSD, bipolar disorder, BDP, depression, and anxiety.

Hello! My name is Victoria Fantom. I am a Master’s level clinician with two Master’s degrees. My first Master’s degree is in Clinical Psychology with a specialization in applied research from Capella University. My second Master’s degree is in Mental Health Counseling from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. I have always had a passion for helping others with their mental health struggles and making people feel less alone, and that is what I aim to achieve in my work. I have experience working in a variety of settings, such as outpatient, intensive outpatient programs, and a residential facility. I have worked with individuals who have anxiety, depression, chronic medical conditions, bipolar disorder, BPD, PTSD and complex trauma, eating disorders, burnout/stress, and life transitions. As human’s, we go through a lot of changes and experiences in our lives that can sometimes feel difficult or unbearable to manage. Seeking out therapy can help with this, and I know it is no easy thing to do, and I am proud of you for taking this step to be here! In our work together, I believe in using a trauma-informed approach, fostering a safe, open, and comfortable environment to process the good and the bad things that happen throughout life, as well as working together on goals that you have. I value the importance of having a strong therapeutic connection to do this. I utilize a lot of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, and Motivational Interviewing. However, I believe in utilizing interventions and techniques based off of what you are needing in your process. We can work together in collaborating to take steps towards change and improving your life. My main goal for you on this journey is to provide a comfortable space to be open about your thoughts, feelings, beliefs and experiences, so that you feel empowered, accepted, and less alone.

Welcome. I'm Rox, and I deeply believe that individuals aren't broken; rather, they're intricate, resilient beings navigating a complex and sometimes gruesome world. My core philosophy centers on meeting clients with radical love, unwavering acceptance, and profound compassion where clients can then mirror this self-compassion, acceptance, and love within themselves. My specialization spans various areas including sex and gender identity, open/poly relationships, oppression/intersectionality, religious trauma, neurodivergence, PTSD, depression, anxiety, couples counseling, grief, BDSM/kink, sex therapy, adolescents, and emerging adulthood. Recognizing the uniqueness of each person, I'm dedicated to providing a safe, inclusive, and collaborative space. My goal is to support individuals in exploring diverse issues and concerns, guiding them toward a life not limited to mere survival but one where they can truly thrive. My therapeutic approach is eclectic and tailored to suit each client's needs. I often integrate relational, strengths-based, Acceptance Commitment Therapy, and trauma-informed methods. Additionally, I explore attachment theory, psychodynamic theory, and utilize DBT techniques. In our sessions, I aim to create a warm, empathetic, and authentic environment where no topic is off-limits. I strive to foster a relationship that is non-pathologizing and collaborative, working together to facilitate your healing journey. Let's embark on this journey towards healing and growth together,

Welcome! My name is Hannah Reiser (she/her/hers). I have a master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and am working toward a doctorate (PsyD) in Clinical Psychology. As people, we all experience hardships that can put us in a rut or lead to burnout. Whatever stressor a person may be facing, my goal is to use a trauma-informed, holistic lens to work with them to better understand and accept their emotions, introduce new perspectives, and create steps towards change using their unique strengths. I believe one of the most essential components of therapy is ensuring that an individual feels safe and comfortable to open up about their innermost feelings and beliefs. I strive to make all my clients feel accepted and empowered to express their needs and create tailored goals in treatment, taking a collaborative approach every step of the way. Therapy can be a very vulnerable experience that looks different for each individual. While I primarily utilize cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) to explore thoughts, feelings, and behaviors in relation to an individual’s goals, I work with everyone to meet them where they are and construct sessions in a way that feels most natural to them. In addition to CBT, I incorporate mindfulness, motivational interviewing, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and person-centered approaches.

Welcome. My name is Julie, and I’m so glad you’re here. My approach to therapy starts with cultivating a safe and accepting space for all individuals. From there, I work collaboratively with my clients to establish goals and design a treatment plan that fits their specific needs. I hold a master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and my training is rooted in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) with an emphasis on mind-body connection, through a trauma-informed lens. I specialize in working with clients experiencing anxiety, trauma, and depression. Recognizing and shifting patterns and beliefs that no longer serve you is an important aspect of treatment. One of the most significant things I believe in is empowering my clients to tap into their strengths and values. I enjoy providing psychoeducation on how our brains and bodies work and incorporate mindfulness and somatic based techniques. We will work together to address what is getting in the way of achieving your goals and develop new skills and habits that will help you get there. I would be delighted to work together and look forward to meeting with you.

I’m passionate about creating space for therapy participants to find fuller versions of themselves through exploration, play, and experiential learning. I believe that liberated imagination, mindful movement, and ability to sit with paradox are transformative skills that can be used towards individual and collective healing. My therapy style is person centered and strength based, I believe that you are the expert on you. I cultivate a warm and friendly space to connect and build a trusting therapeutic relationship. I am experienced in working with anxiety, depression, identity issues, body image, and trauma. I use skills from Internal Family Systems, Gestalt Therapy, Developmental Somatic Psychotherapy, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy in sessions to build awareness, resilience, and to reinstate agency and ability to change. I recognize the impact and trauma caused by systemic oppression and I work critically to reflect on my own values, beliefs, and biases to practice with an anti-oppressive framework. I love working with artists and creatives and utilizing creativity and art making in sessions. I specialize in working with LGBTQIA+ individuals, folx exploring gender identity, and non-traditional relationship structures.

Hey there! My name is Vicki Laverty, I am a licensed professional counselor in the state of Pennsylvania. I received a master’s degree in Trauma & Community Counseling from Thomas Jefferson University in 2017, and I have been licensed since 2021. Throughout my career, I have had the privilege of working with individuals of all backgrounds. My goal as a therapist is to promote a safe, empathetic, and healing space for individuals to explore the ups & downs of life. I believe that working with individuals is collaborative and strengths-based; and allowing space for humor is an added bonus! I have experience working in an inpatient and outpatient setting, I have provided individual and group therapy, crisis intervention, and can support folks in navigating the mental health system. I have worked with folks who have concerns related to mood disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, substance use disorders, suicide ideation, relational challenges, excessive stress and burn-out, issues related to self-esteem, grief and loss, and phase of life concerns (job loss/change, relocating, etc). In our work together, I hope to build a strong rapport, and as a result we can explore your vulnerabilities, develop effective coping skills, and promote a greater outlook on life. In our sessions, we will explore a variety of tools, so you can feel confident in your growth and healing. I will integrate Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Acceptance Commitment Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, and mindfulness techniques all while being person-centered, trauma-informed, and culturally competent.

Do you feel stuck in a constant cycle of rumination about food, weight and body image? It is important to know that you are not alone. Have you felt on edge, nervous and depressed? If you are struggling with disordered eating and mental health concerns, there is HOPE! In identifying core values and learning new coping skills, I am here to be your biggest cheerleader throughout this journey. Together, we will try a multitude of therapeutic techniques until we find the one that works for the challenges you are facing. I have extensive experience treating individuals dealing with Eating Disorders, Body Image, Self-Esteem, Mood Disorders, Personality Disorders, Anxiety, Depression and OCD. I specialize in DBT, Person Centered Therapy, Reality Therapy and Exposure Therapy. I have worked in group therapy, individual therapy, family and couples therapy for nearly 3 years. Building strong rapport and a caring environment proves to be the cornerstone of a successful therapeutic journey. I know that starting this process may feel scary, anxiety inducing and overwhelming. My goal is to work with you individually to address the exact goals that you have in mind. As your therapist, I will always be in your corner. Reach out today.

Hello and welcome! My name is Emily. I have a master’s degree in Clinical and Counseling Psychology from Chestnut Hill College. My bachelor’s degree is in accounting, but I returned to school to study psychology during the pandemic as a result of a passion for helping others and a growing desire to live a life that was more aligned with my values. This means I am no stranger to how transformative it can be to undergo big life changes, such as making the decision to start therapy! Whether this is your first time in therapy or you are seeking a new perspective, I commend you for taking this step. Throughout the course of my therapy career, I have been fortunate to work with a wide variety of people. My experience working with eating disorders and survivors of domestic violence instilled a passion for providing trauma informed care. This means that I recognize how difficult past experiences influence our current lives, often impeding connections and perpetuating patterns. I am trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and I take an integrative approach to therapy, meaning that in addition to EMDR, I draw from a variety of therapeutic modalities to create a treatment plan that is unique to your needs. Our work together will be relational and collaborative, focused on highlighting your strengths, supporting you to uncover limiting unconscious patterns, and helping you to gain clarity around your values.

Hey there, my name is Amy (she/her). Due to my background in social work and personal experiences, my philosophy is that mental health issues do not arise solely from the individual but from their environment and are understandable reactions to the situations they are in. I am here to assist you in navigating, understanding, and gaining healthier coping skills so you can live the best life you deserve. I approach every client individually, non-judgmentally, and work to make you feel safe and understood. I am gender affirming and experienced in working with women’s issues, Borderline PD, CPTSD, PTSD, religious trauma, domestic violence, ASD, ADHD, mood disorders, suicidal ideation, and anxiety-based disorders. While I prioritize using evidence-based treatments I’m flexible in my approach and understand there is no right type of therapy treatment or intervention that works for everyone. I’m trained in dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and trauma-informed treatments. I have experience and an understanding of internal family system therapy (IFS), somatic experiencing, acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), motivational interviewing, and solution focused interventions as well. My education includes a bachelors and masters in social work from Rutgers University and I was licensed in PA in 2022. In addition to my education and training, I ran a women’s trauma intensive outpatient group and worked in a partial hospitalization setting focusing on trauma and its intersection with substance abuse. If you have gotten to the bottom of this I appreciate your interest and I hope to meet you soon!

Hi, welcome! I am Victoria Shaw, a Master’s level clinician with my degree in Mental Health Counseling from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. I strive to create a safe, welcoming, and non-judgmental space to collaborate and support clients in improving their mental health and, ultimately, their lives. I focus on each client’s individual needs, using a strengths-based, affirming, and trauma-informed approach to foster positive change, healing, and growth. My background consists of inpatient group and individual therapy with a focus on emotional and behavioral regulation, crisis management, and stabilization. Within the therapy space, I utilize compassion, empathy, and genuineness to ensure individuals feel safe and supported throughout the process. I am passionate about helping people feel like the best version of themselves. I know that taking the step in beginning therapy can be scary or overwhelming. I am happy to be a part of this journey with you. I specialize in working with adults facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, mood disorders, personality disorders, psychosis symptoms, and substance use. My therapeutic approach integrates cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT) to address problematic thoughts and behaviors while building practical skills with a future-oriented focus. I also incorporate techniques from dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) and draw from person-centered therapy and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) to support you throughout your mental health journey. I am currently working toward my Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) credentials, which further enrich my understanding of the complexities of mental health and substance use.

Hello! My name is Tajante Wainwright (she/her) and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Pennsylvania. I received my Masters of Education in Counseling Psychology from Temple University in 2022 and became licensed in 2025. I am passionate about creating a safe healing space that allows individuals to reconnect with their full selves. I offer a person-centered approach to encourage a collaborative environment and to support the unique experiences and challenges that each individual may face. I find it important to acknowledge how the body can hold stress and trauma and to reflect on the mind-body connection within sessions to support identifying and meeting needs, rebuilding awareness of oneself, and to acknowledge holistic care. I describe my therapeutic approach as a trauma-informed and mindfulness based lens while also drawing on elements of CBT, ACT, TF-CBT, EMDR, Flash Technique, and Somatic Psychotherapy to support clients with challenges ranging from life transitions to reprocessing and healing from traumatic events. I have experience of working in outpatient and private practice with diverse populations and sexual violence survivors of all ages in individual and group environments.

Hi! I'm Devon, I am a compassionate and dedicated Queer therapist. How can I help? I support individuals coping with daily life stress, addressing unhelpful patterns, and those who have experienced or are experiencing trauma. I have experience working with all age groups and folks with ADHD, autism, anxiety, depression, trauma, emotional regulation, mood disorders, coping with stress, navigating identity and change, and addressing crisis. My approach is grounded in understanding, respect, and a deep commitment to creating a safe, non-judgmental space where you can express yourself freely and experience safety to explore the challenges you're facing. I base interventions on the needs of my clients and work collaboratively with you to develop therapeutic goals.

Hi, I'm Cara McMahon. I'm so glad you're here. I'm a Master's level therapist who believes in the power of genuine connection, compassionate listening, and helping people feel truly seen and understood. Before becoming a therapist, I spent seven years as a bartender, often offering a supportive ear-an experience that showed me just how much people long to be heard, and how healing it can be to share your story. Those conversations stayed with me, people trusting me with their pain, their hopes, their stories. That's when I knew I wanted to help in a deeper way, which led me to earn my Master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Walden University, so that I would be able to gain the skills to match my intentions. My goal in therapy is to create a space where you feel genuinely seen, heard, and safe to be fully yourself. I use an integrative, personalized approach drawing from psychodynamic, strengths-based, narrative, cognitive-behavioral, and person-centered therapies, to meet you wherever you are in your journey. Spending those years in the service-industry gave me a firsthand understanding of the emotional labor and burnout that can come from constantly showing up for others. Whether you're navigating stress from work, struggling with anxiety or self-doubt, healing from trauma, or simply feeling stuck, you are not alone-and you deserve support. Together, we'll explore the emotions, patterns, and stories that have shaped your experience. Therapy with me is a collaborative process rooted in curiosity, compassion, and the belief that your story is still being written and you have the power to shape it. My approach is trauma-informed, grounded in my experience working in a community mental health setting. I've had the privilege of working with individuals ranging from teen to adult who have struggled with anxiety, depression, PTSD, complex trauma, low self-esteem, suicidal ideation, relational issues, burnout, service-industry stress, and life transitions. I know that seeking therapy can be overwhelming, and I'm proud of you for taking this important step. I look forward to working together and supporting you as you move forward on your journey. If you're ready to take the next step, I'd love to hear from you. Feel free to reach out for a consultation or to ask any questions you may have about therapy. Let's start this journey together!