Yardley Therapists specializing in Gender Identity

Lisa B Schwartz

Emily Lee

I have experience in working in variety of mental health settings with children, teens, adults and families. I enjoy working with people to help them reach their goals and live their best lives through consistency, empathy, and understanding.

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.

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.

Taryn Chase

I work with people from all walks of life from just being released from incarceration to working on wall street. I have 7+ years experience helping others to manage a variety of concerns including self-esteem, ADHD, LGBTQIA+ issues, Gender Affirming care, Polyamory/Consensual Non monogamy, substance use/addiction, stress management, relationship issues, and women’s issues.

Thomas Foley

I work with children, adolescents, and young adults, but specifically seek to serve the LGBTQ+ youth population. I approach counseling holistically and recognize that the young people I treat are often undergoing gender journeys or exploring their sexual/affectional orientation while simultaneously learning to navigate and cope with other potential stressors in life such as peer relationships, family conflict, self-esteem, grief, loss, and more.

Megan Campeau

At Resilience Lab I work with people (especially LGBTQIA+ people) trying to connect better with their own sense of self and lay claim to their strengths. My clients are individuals exploring who they are, in transition, or needing support due to depression or anxiety.

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.

Pam Rothman

I am certified in trauma and specialize in addiction, disordered eating, and grief, but also work with clients with a wide range of concerns including depression, anxiety, mood disorders, relationship issues, and the LGBTQ+ community.

Paulina Levinzon

We can grow together in issues related to: •Ages 11+ •trauma (childhood, bullying/harassment, physical, emotional/verbal, sexual, neglect, natural disasters, medical, financial, accidents, etc.) •stress management •issues related to gambling, sex/pornography, shopping, eating/exercise, substances, technology, work, etc. •relationship issues •low self-esteem •grief •mood: (anxiety, depression, anger, mood swings, etc) •body pains •LGBTQ+, All faiths, & cultures welcomed and honored.

Alison Botto

I specialize in depression, anxiety, stress, and woman's issues. I am trauma informed and LGBTQIA+ affirming. I accept Aetna, United Healthcare, Oxford, Cigna, and Oscar insurances.

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.

Chelsea Hall

This is not a road you should walk alone. You know it, I know it, and your eating disorder definitely knows it: eating disorders thrive in silence and isolation. Outpatient therapy can offer effective support whether you are just beginning to question your relationship with food, or you are stepping down after successfully completing more intensive treatment. I work with families and individuals to reduce and arrest eating disorder behaviors and develop motivation for a recovered life.

Joana Couto

Relationships have many ups and downs and sometimes it feels like we are struggling to stay connected. You may be feeling overwhelmed, hopeless, unmotivated, and like parts of your past are holding you back from the relationship you want. Together we create a space where we can explore your core beliefs, values, and goals, and work together to take steps towards them. I have experience working with clients on a number of issues such as relationship/friendship challenges, anxiety, depression, sle

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

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.