In-Person Therapists in Pittsburgh, PA
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James Whisner
My approach to therapy: I offer an environment where you can explore and process, a place to lay it out and not fear judgement. We are human, we are imperfect, we mess up, we work to better ourselves. My want is for each of my clients to find peace, to leave with a skill set that allows them to identify and overcome not just the current obstacle in their life, but all obstacles.
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Amber Moskowitz
My approach to therapy: I will encourage and empower you to take the steps as you are ready. Therapy is a lot of work but most people are stronger than they know.
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Christina Lucas
My approach to therapy: Person-centered, meaning starting where the client is and collaborative
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Chris Koska
My approach to therapy: If you’re feeling weighed down by anxiety, depression, grief, or just the stress of life and aren’t sure where to turn, you’re not alone. It’s tough when life feels overwhelming and sometimes we just need someone to help us sort through it all. Therapy can offer a fresh perspective and give you the tools to work through the things holding you back.
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Meghan Farina
My approach to therapy: My approach is warm and grounded in proven therapies tailored to your unique needs. Together, we'll identify areas of focus and set goals that matter to you, such as building self-esteem, healing childhood trauma, improving relationships, and breaking unhealthy habits.
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Melissa Morris
My approach to therapy: I incorporate a variety of approaches based on what you need. I use a Trauma-focused, Attachment-based approach and integrate aspects Structural Family Therapy and Person-Centered Therapy.
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Jess Schiermeister
My approach to therapy: Everyone is different and each approach is tailored to the client. My main approaches include dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) and grief counseling.
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Ashley Tresky
My approach to therapy: I specialize in working with adults navigating anxiety, ADHD, OCD, trauma, and depression. My approach is supportive, direct, and practical. I integrate CBT, DBT, psychodynamic, and person-centered techniques to help identify patterns, build coping skills, and create meaningful change both in and outside of therapy sessions.
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Caitlyn Null
My approach to therapy: I believe the most important piece of therapy is you, the client. I work heavily from person centered and CBT techniques. Our session is your time to discuss whatever is on your mind, and there is no right or wrong way to do that, I will guide you.
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Loretta Gephart
My approach to therapy: I often use an eclectic mix of therapy tools and techniques that I have found helpful in working with clients over the past 34 years. In your first session we'll explore your concerns and begin to provide you with tools to address your goals.
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Find In-Person Therapists & Counselors in Pittsburgh, PA.
In-person therapy is a powerful tool. Just like when you’re in-person with the people you care about, you have more access to each other’s non-verbal cues. For both the therapist and the client, this can be helpful. Sometimes, people who spend their days working on computers or doing more socially isolated work feel that in-person therapy is even more valuable because it is a change of pace.
In-Person Therapy Benefits
A big part of a therapeutic practice is creating a peaceful environment where the therapist and the client can comfortably focus. A therapist’s office should be a safe space free of distractions and outside influences. Because your therapist is in charge of that space, seeing your therapist in-person means you don’t have to worry about creating the right environment for therapy like you would if you went to therapy virtually from your own space.
In-person therapy also allows for more flexibility in the type of therapy like equine therapy, art therapies, or walk and talk therapies.
If you are trying to make the decision about whether or not you should see a therapist in person or online, our article on making the decision between the two can be helpful. At Mental Health Match we connect you with top local therapists who are experienced in the ways that best meet your needs.
