Find A Psychologist in Springfield, PA.

As a psychologist, I am qualified to offer clients a broad range of assessment, diagnostic, and therapeutic services. I am well-versed in mental health issues across the lifespan as well as in the treatment of most psychopathologies, mood disorders, behavioral and adjustment issues, and personality disorders. The problems and symptoms that children and teenagers experience are often complex, opaque, and enigmatic, requiring therapists to navigate conversations with discernment and deft. This is a topic that I have spent considerable time thinking, writing, and speaking about. I like to think I have a good handle on it, but what really matters is what you think, and how influential I am with you and your kid(s).

With over 30 years' experience as a psychologist, I have developed the tools to successfully deal with a wide range of psychological issues. Whether you suffer from depression, anxiety, panic attacks, low self-esteem or other challenges, we work together to design a program that fits your needs, empowering you to create a life of greater peace and contentment.

I create a safe, warm, caring atmosphere so that you can share your painful, feelings of hurt, anger, depression, bitterness, stress, sadness, helplessness, discouragement and hopelessness. You may also be experiencing guilt, fear, anxiety, shame or grief and serious relationship (marital, family, parent-child, partner, career/job) problems. I can help you shift from this state of emotional and mental distress to the experience of emotional and mental light. I can help you let go of the past and let go of “shoulding” on yourself, unrealistic expectations, perfectionism, self attack thoughts, loss and the sense you are ineffectual, unworthy, incompetent or deficient in some way or just no

I take a very holistic approach to psychology and psychotherapy. We truly are body, mind, and spirit, and I believe all three aspects must be honored. I generally take a problem-solving approach with my clients, first identifying the issues, and then looking at various options for resolution. I think psychotherapy should be a learning experience. This involves not only learning techniques to help you in a specific situation, but also, approaches to life that will serve you well long after therapy has concluded. And of course, you will most likely learn a lot about yourself in the process!