Yardley Therapists specializing in Relationship / Marriage Issues

Jaclyn Borgia

My approach is eclectic and comprehensive, as the aim is to stay current with research and societal trends, remain client centered, and create safety above anything else. I subscribe to a plethora of counseling techniques and I focus in therapy with mindfulness, teaching skills and addressing concerns with therapies that will foster individual change. Picture Miley Cyrus on her wrecking ball meets Mother Theresa with big enough hands to coddle and hold. Clients can anticipate lots of humor and creativity, conceptualization and space for ideas, active practice of skills together in session, and long-term coaching and connectedness.

Michele Yenis

I work with couples to improve communication.

Tanya Vishnevsky

My goal is to help you achieve the highest level of wellness possible. This includes focusing on both the psychological and physical aspects of the problem. Although each session will differ, my goal is to support change while arming you with as many tools as possible to handle daily stressors. In addition to addressing emotional health, we may work on: - stress management skills - relaxation - improving sleep - managing diet - increasing exercise - developing effective coping strategies - navigating relationships​ Through scientifically proven strategies like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT/CBT-i), Mindfulness Training, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), I will teach you vital skills for taking control of your emotional and physical health.

Esra Nihan Bridge

Using evidence-based psychotherapy methods, I love helping my clients overcome and persevere no matter how they might have felt when they first came to me. I am passionate about helping people gain insight into their thoughts, unhelpful beliefs, and behavioral patterns that hold them back in life. My trainings in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy allow me the flexibility and freedom to customize my approach based on my client's needs. I am warm, genuine, and compassionate.

Lissa Edmond

Lissa (they, them) is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP-BC) as well as a certified yoga, qigong, and mindfulness teacher. Lissa provides mental health services to those who are age 15 and older. Lissa provides psychotherapy, psychopharmacology, and integrative and holistic care. Lissa works collaboratively with each client to find a supportive approach, and may incorporate the following into sessions: Indigenous focusing-oriented therapy (IFOT), cognitive behavioral therapy, EMDR, compassion-focused therapy, trauma-responsive care, strength-based and person-centered approaches, medication management (utilizing the lowest medication dose possible), meditation/movement, somatic-based interventions, functional medicine, and nutrition and lifestyle recommendations. Lissa specializes in anxiety, depression, mood, shame, grief, difficulties with life transitions, and trauma including complex, race-based and intergenerational trauma.

Taryn Chase

Taryn uses an integrated and eclectic approach that utilizes aspects of Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Emotion Freedom Technique in addition to holistic approaches to help people gain a greater understanding of them self and improve their overall well-being. Taryn is also a licensed addictions therapist and tries to treat it in conjunction with mental health concerns to look at how they are connected

Nathalie Edmond

Licensed clinical psychologist and experienced yoga/meditation teacher. I take an integrative approach to treat the whole person with the understanding that are many doorways to help people heal and thrive. Our lived experiences and traumas of being oppressed live in our bodies and spirits. Words are often not enough to help us fully heal which is why I integrate mind-body approaches into the treatment. I integrate DBT, CBT, Mindfulness, Yoga, Sensorimotor, EMDR, Exposure, Spirituality, and Attachment focused therapies into therapy. I am grounded in a social justice lens and value cultural competence. I understand the importance of tailoring treatment to the individual needs of my clients.

Richard Yahn

The process of marriage counseling seeks to rebuild the relationship through your unique dynamics and strengths. I design a personalized plan that explores the underlying issues affecting the relationship and guides you to develop tools that can resolve these issues. Growing a healthier, deeper, and more loving relationship does not happen overnight, but it is a journey of growth for each individual and the couple together. Ultimately, this path of growth develops a long-lasting foundation.

Jennie Schottmiller

Relationships are one of the most important areas of our life and one we get very little training on. I use an Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) approach which looks at your needs in the relationship and the patterns and cycles between you and your partner, no matter how dysfunctional and whether your partner is attending therapy with you or not. Knowing the basics of relationships makes it easier to navigate conflict and differences, and leads to more satisfying experiences.

Lindsey King

I have experience working with couples on relationship and marriage issues. I find it is most important to connect with and learn each partner individually and as a couple. By doing so, I can help each person share their feelings and experiences with their partner.

Frank Thewes

Regardless of the letters after a therapist's name, if there is no connection, then you may not get the most from your time and effort in therapy. I strive to engage clients from the start and remain a partner on your path forward. My style is conversational and friendly. I blend different approaches as needed to fit your needs as an individual. I can provide high-feedback sessions for busy people who would prefer an up-front approach. I also work with court-ordered domestic violence and anger management clients in a six-month program format.

QuinnShauna Felder-Snipes

I believe strongly that healing happens in the context of relationship and that YOU are the expert in your own life. As a result, I work to create a safe and welcoming space for clients to bring their whole selves to sessions. My clients and I collaborate in a compassion-filled integrative process that utilizes influences from family systems therapy, the couples’ work of Drs. John & Julie Gottman, cognitive behavioral therapy, psychoeducation, and mindfulness. As a counselor, I have spent more than 15 years walking alongside young adults and their families as they seek to map out their journeys forward--to and through college and beyond. Additionally, over the past three years, I have built a focus around sitting with couples as they navigate life’s twists and turns while working to live in honest, fulfilling, and connected relationship with one another. [Education: MEd, School Counseling, North Carolina State University; EdS, Marriage & Family Therapy, The College of New Jersey]

Kim Stolow

Hollie O'Keefe

I practice CBT or Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. It focuses on how your thoughts, feelings, and actions are connected. It explores how your experiences have shaped the way you see the world. CBT works to reframe the way you see the world in order to feel and behave better.

Mandy Dorfman

The tools I use to help my clients like you varies. I use different approaches to fit my client and their goals. I am always MBCT Mindfulness-Based with my clients. I am use Trauma Focused approach for those living with Trauma. My approach is to address my clients specific needs. I am certified in both Trauma and Anxiety. My goal is to help you uncover your potential and lead a happier life. I intergrate CBT, Reality Therapy, Family Sytems and Famiy and Marital Approaches.

Laura G. Kogan

Frank Thewes

Regardless of the letters after a therapist's name, if there is no connection, then you may not get the most from your time and effort in therapy. I strive to engage clients from the start and remain a partner on your path forward. My style is conversational and friendly. I blend different approaches as needed to fit your needs as an individual. I can provide high-feedback sessions for busy people who would prefer an up-front approach. I also work with court-ordered domestic violence and anger management clients in a six-month program format.

Jill Barnett Kaufman

Having a good relationship with a partner can be difficult. Experiences from your past can negatively impact your current relationship and can overshadow all that is good. I work with couples to move from blame and reactivity to improve communication and regain closeness, intimacy and love to get the relationship they've always wanted.

Shari Pescatore

Certified Cognitive Therapist Mindfulness Cognitive Behavior Therapy

Quintessential Health

A core value of Quintessential Health is to provide treatment services to our clients in an exceptional, yet affordable manner. In pursuit of this value, we have chosen to utilize Telehealth treatment as a system for serving those seeking our services. We believe that Telehealth provides many advantages over traditional treatment. We are comprised of a team of licensed professionals including psychologists and LPC's, doctoral-level trainees, a dietician, and yoga instructor. We pride ourselves in only utilizing evidenced-based approaches (I.e. cognitive-behavior therapy, family-systems approaches, ACT). During your intake you will be individually matched with a clinician based on your or your child's needs/preference.