Doylestown Therapists specializing in Gender Identity

Olivia Krawtchuk

Are you interested in connecting to and healing your mind, body, and spirit? Do you want to find healthier, natural ways to cope with anxiety and life stressors? Do you feel stuck and unsure where to go next? Let me guide you on your journey in connecting with your deepest self. Our sessions will be collaborative and conducted in a supportive and caring environment.

Lavanya Devdas

Who has not experienced low mood, feeling blue often, disconnecting from one's own authenticity, and others? We also experience anxiety and constant worry about the future, work, deadlines, and relationships. I provide a safe space to help you explore life's expected and unexpected transitions, and grief and loss. I also wear multiple identities, and can help you navigate cultural challenges and adjustment in different contexts. I look forward to providing help and support, and coping tools.

Shannon Minnick

I have over 15 years of experience working with children, adolescents and families. I help individuals and families with parent-child relationship issues, parenting, life adjustment issues, school problems, anxiety, depression, LGTBQ issues and more. I especially love working with adolescents and supporting them through those tumultuous middle and high school years, and enjoy helping parents work through these years too,assisting them to learn how to support their children as best as possible.

Quintessential Health

At Quintessential Health, we serve a wide range of individuals from young children to adults. We often individual therapy, group counseling, couples counseling, and assessment/testing services. We specialize in generalized and social anxiety, depression, relationship issues, behavioral difficulties, grief/loss, Autism, ADHD, and trauma. Common referrals for assessments include ADHD concerns, Autism, academic difficulties, psychoeducational assessments, and developmental concerns.

Lindsay MacGeorge

The therapeutic process begins with an open mind, a willing heart, and a trusting relationship with your therapist that is built on empowerment in an accepting environment. If you are looking to make changes in your life, manage anxiety or depression, improve your connections with others or help your child with challenging emotions or behaviors, then there is no better time than now to begin. I have a passion for working with ADHD, Autism Spectrum, trauma and I am also an LGBTQ ally.

Christine Lynch MA,LPC

My clients are a diverse group. I work with couples who want to strengthen their relationship and learn to be more effective in the way they communicate with one another. I work with many teens and young adults who are struggling with identity issues and anxiety.

Joseph Torre

Competent care requires a commitment to continuous learning. Participating in education focused on gender identity formation and exploration helps me provide competent and affirming care. I have also completed a graduate certificate program for Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies at Temple University. This certification has helped prepare me better to meet our diverse community's needs.

Ames Capomacchio

There are all kinds of reasons that we end up feeling that we aren’t good enough, are unlovable, and unworthy. Most often these reasons are not our fault AND we don’t have to stay this way. Therapy can be a great place to explore aspects of yourself that are difficult to love and accept, to help you better understand why you are repeating patterns that are harming you or the people around you, and to find a place where you can safely express all of who you are.

Amber Lynn Connell

I work with children, adolescents/teens, and adults who are struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, abuse, grief, behavioral issues, low self-esteem, body image, navigating relationships (including non-monogamy), life transitions, co-parenting, gender identity, sexuality, and sexual dysfunction. I utilize sex-positive and affirmative counseling practices with all clients, especially LGBTQIA+ individuals and their families. I am passionate about the intersection of mental and physical health

Katie Suchniak

Are you trying to find a better way to truly live and experience your life in the present moment? Are you going through a difficult time? Are you stuck living everyday in the past? Whatever the reason that is bringing you here today, welcome! You are here for a reason, and I want to help you change your life. I believe in a collaborative technique, and through our work together, we will create a road-map for your life and journey to help make you happy, healthy, and whole.

Wade Luquet

Relationships are hard. Having the skills and knowledge of healthy relationships can help. My clients learn and practice. We will create a safe space where you can be authentic with yourself, or with your partner. You will be able to take the skills home with you to create something different. Something safer. Maybe something joyous. Contact me if you want to work together.

Heidi Dalzell

I gently support clients at all stages of exploring and affirming gender identity in a no judgment zone. I have worked with members of the LGBTQ community since beginning my practice and continue to attend (and conduct) trainings and expand my knowledge. I am the author of "A Clinician's Guide to Gender Identity and Body Image." I also provide parent support and guidance in parenting LGBTQ teens.

Rachel Millner

Most of the clients that we work with seek us out because they are struggling with an eating disorder, disordered eating, or wanting to heal their relationship with food and body. Many are in fat bodies or have other marginalized identities and have been harmed by previous providers. Often our clients have experienced complex trauma. We are licensed in many states, so clients often contact us because there aren't any local providers who meet their need for fat positive, social justice, HAES care

Shira Collings

I specialize in working with clients with eating disorders, disordered eating, body image distress, and those wanting to break free from diet culture. As a diet culture dropout myself, I am passionate about supporting others in finding freedom with food and body acceptance. I am also passionate about working with LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent folx, as well as those with substance use and trauma histories.

Dana Freidly

It's okay if we sometimes laugh together during therapy sessions. And it's of course also okay when we cry together. Or maybe sometimes we are angry and frustrated together. For all those inviting me on their expedition to heal, I hope to meet their true, unencumbered self. I specialize in anxiety, addiction, sexuality and trauma, with a specific passion for religious trauma.

Brooks Aylor

I work with people to get curious about behavioral patterns, thoughts about self, and relational issues that may be holding you back. I am an active therapist who will support, challenge, and engage with you. I especially enjoy working with people who want to understand themselves better, are tired of accepting less from life, and who are courageous enough to take action based on what’s important to them.

Lisa B Schwartz

Rebecca Ketterer

We sometimes feel stuck, lost, or lonely – unsure where to turn to feel fulfilled. We may have anxiety that stops us from living a life we desire or have low mood and motivation that keeps us from reaching our goals. We may lack a positive support system that makes moving forward difficult. Maybe, we have everyday stress and each day seems to repeat itself. Sometimes we need a space to explore who we are and where we want our life to take us.

Megan Campeau

My clients are looking to find themselves or their next steps in life. You may be struggling with a new transition, wondering what's next for you, or wondering if you are being authentic in your life. Feeling like this can increase stress or even lead to having anxious or depressed feelings. Through therapy you can begin to navigate your journey and make the changes needed while being true to yourself.

Nathalie Edmond

My clients are looking for a mind-body-spirit approach grounded in social justice to address their anxiety, depression, trauma and life transitions.