Couple & Marriage Counseling

Struggles and breakdowns in relationship communication can lead to misunderstandings, resentment, and emotional distance. Whether it involves opening a dialogue between partners or creating healthier communication patterns, our counselors provide a supportive space where both individuals feel heard and valued. We aim to help couples rebuild connection and understanding and navigate challenges together.

Conflict is inevitable in any relationship, but how couples navigate it can make all the difference. In counseling, partners receive support to understand better the underlying issues contributing to their conflicts and learn the tools to resolve their differences constructively.

Misunderstandings are a natural part of any relationship. However, how couples manage their conflicts can significantly impact their connection. Our counselors help couples identify the issues that lead to arguments, develop healthier ways of expressing their feelings, and constructively promote healing over division.

Navigating the difficulties of co-parenting can be challenging, especially when emotions run high or differences arise. In a supportive and neutral therapeutic environment, parents can explore their feelings and enhance their communication strategies with the support of a therapist. We focus on fostering collaboration between co-parents to ensure that the well-being of the children remains the top priority.

Separation and divorce can be challenging and emotional journeys for both partners. In counseling, individuals can explore their feelings and thoughts surrounding the decision to separate within a safe and supportive environment. The therapeutic process focuses on effective communication, understanding each other’s perspectives, and finding closure while minimizing conflict. Through this work, couples can navigate the complexities of separation with compassion and understanding, ultimately fostering a smoother transition for both individuals.

Treatment for family conflict seeks to encourage communication. We understand that distressing family dynamics can interfere with the functioning of every family member. Family counseling helps families collaborate to address family problems. It can also help address any underlying issues causing the conflict and how to manage and approach situations with sensitivity and understanding. Our families sometimes can trigger intense emotions unexpectedly, negatively influencing the family. Our counselors can help you learn how to manage these conflicts better and provide the support you need to resolve better and understand one another's needs.

The emotional fluctuations associated with mood disorders such as depression and bipolar disorder can lead to misunderstandings, communication breakdowns, and feelings of isolation in relationships. When one partner experiences mood swings, it can be challenging for the other to know how to respond or offer support, which may lead to tension or conflict. Couple counseling serves as an essential resource in facing these difficulties. It provides a space to collaborate with a counselor, enhance communication about mood-related issues, and better understand each other’s experiences.

When couples struggle to set healthy boundaries with one another, it can manifest as issues with communication, feeling unsafe, and respect for personal space. Our counselors help partners find a more fulfilling and balanced relationship where both partners feel valued and respected.

Exploring love languages in counseling can be a transformative experience for couples. Understanding love languages—how we express and receive love—can significantly enhance our connection with our partner. Counselors assist clients in identifying their primary love language, which can be words of affirmation, acts of service, receiving gifts, quality time, or physical touch. This process helps couples better understand their wants and needs, enabling them to articulate these more effectively.

Difficulties with in-laws in marriages can create stress and conflict and impact a couple’s dynamic. In couples counseling, partners can explore the underlying feelings and tensions that arise from these relationships, work together to develop healthier communication, and set boundaries to create a united front.

Many couples struggle with household chores due to differing expectations and partner communication styles. Our counselors facilitate open discussions on individual views regarding responsibilities and roles, helping couples express their feelings about fairness and support, ultimately fostering a healthier living environment.

Emotional abuse can severely impact the dynamics of a relationship, making it essential to address these issues in counseling. We can provide a safe environment for both you and your partner to explore and address patterns of emotional abuse, leading to healing and improved communication for both of you. We can help you heal and rebuild your life, reclaim your narrative, and work toward a healthier and more fulfilling life, whether you remain together or separate in time.

When past trauma affects a couple’s relationship, many times, it often requires the support of a professional to help partners find deep empathy and understanding. Our counselors help couples facilitate complex conversation topics to create space for partners to support each other and work toward healing together.

Pre-marital counseling can be a fundamentally helpful step for couples considering marriage. It allows partners to explore their relationships safely and address important topics such as communication styles, financial management, conflict resolution, and family dynamics. Our counselors help couples build a strong foundation for their future by promoting understanding and strengthening their bond. We encourage open dialogue and help partners navigate potential challenges, enhancing their commitment and connection as they prepare for marriage.

Sexual intimacy is a crucial aspect of romantic relationships, and it can often be a focal point in couples counseling. Open communication about desires, boundaries, and needs is essential for fostering a healthy sexual relationship. Our counselors help couples in a safe space address any issues related to intimacy, such as differences in libido, sexual dysfunction, or past traumas that may affect their connection. We help partners better understand each other and improve their trust in one another to help them work through their challenges together.

Family members can struggle at times to exchange their thoughts and feelings with one another. Our family counselors help to improve communication skills among family members by teaching active listening, facilitating open discussions, and addressing barriers to create more effective communication.

In family counseling, you can learn strategies to resolve disagreements in a more constructive manner with your loved ones. A family counselor will guide you and your family members in identifying the root cause of conflicts, encourage negotiation and compromise, and foster a supportive environment for resolution.

When parents separate, it can be difficult to manage to raise children and share responsibility with your previous partner. Our counselors assist by promoting consistency in parenting strategies, addressing co-parenting challenges, and enhancing cooperation and communication between parents.

When families lack boundaries, it can create a breakdown within the family system. In family counseling, we help you establish healthier boundaries among your family members, ensuring that everyone understands their roles and responsibilities while respecting each other's personal space.

When children take on responsibilities or emotional burdens that are inappropriate for their age, this can cause a mixture of emotions between children and parents. Our counselors work to reestablish age-appropriate roles, encouraging parents to support their children without over-relying on them for emotional needs.

When certain family members receive preferential treatment or are unfairly blamed for problems, this can create a tense environment at home. A family counselor will help facilitate discussions to identify and address these dynamics, promoting fairness and understanding within your family.

When alliances are formed within the family, this can exclude certain members of the family and create tension. Our counselors encourage families to recognize and adjust these alliances, fostering inclusivity and healthier relationships among all members of the family.

When merging two families into one, often after remarriage, various issues can arise. A family counselor will provide support in navigating challenges such as loyalty conflicts, establishing new family roles, and building relationships among step-siblings.

When deciding to separate and even end a marriage, many issues can occur that impact the family dynamics. Our counselors assist families in processing their emotions, establishing new routines, and ensuring children’s needs are prioritized during this transition.

Disagreements and rivalries are very common between brothers and sisters. Family counselors help siblings develop conflict resolution skills, understand each other's perspectives, and foster healthy relationships through more effective communication.

Sometimes in families, distorted roles can exist such as the "golden child," "scapegoat," or "forgotten child," which can lead to dysfunction. Our family counselors work with you to identify these roles and promote healthier interactions and expectations for the benefit of the entire family unit.

Disputes between parents and children are common and often stem from differences in values or expectations. Our counselors facilitate understanding among parents and children by encouraging open dialogue and teaching conflict-resolution strategies.

Addiction can impact a family member’s behavior and relationships with other members of the family. Our family counselors support families affected by addiction and utilize psychoeducation, communication strategies, and the development of healthy coping skills to promote a more supportive family environment.

When children grow up, issues can arise when they struggle to establish independence and their parents cope with changing roles. Our counselors will facilitate discussions on healthy boundaries, autonomy, and redefining relationships to encourage mutual respect and understanding among adult children and their parents.

Up-and-down moods and emotions can significantly influence an adolescent's experience, often affecting decision-making, relationships, and overall well-being. Our counselors can provide the tools and strategies to help adolescents understand and manage their emotions more effectively. Through counseling, teenagers can enhance their emotional awareness and learn to navigate the complexities of their moods and feelings, ultimately leading them to a healthier understanding of themselves and their emotional experiences.

Rebellion is a typical phase in adolescence young adulthood, as individuals seek to establish their identity, independence, and values separate from their families and societal expectations. Counseling can be crucial in helping you navigate this phase of your life healthily and constructively. It can help you better understand the causes of your rebellious behavior and learn to channel that energy into positive growth.

It takes a lot of courage to seek support, and feeling hesitant about asking for help is entirely normal. You might worry about not being understood or feeling pressured to make changes faster than you're ready. Knowing that you deserve empowering and respectful support on your journey is essential. Our counselors are dedicated to working with you at your own pace, providing a non-judgmental environment where you can feel safe to express yourself. Our approach prioritizes empathy and acceptance, ensuring you feel heard and validated in your experiences. There are various therapeutic modalities we can offer that have been effective in addressing self-harm, and these evidence-based approaches provide you with the support you need while promoting understanding and healing. We can explore these options to find the best fit for your needs.

Harmful coping mechanisms such as substance abuse, self-harm, and overworking are behaviors or strategies that individuals use to manage stress, emotions, or difficult situations, but ultimately lead to negative consequences for their mental, emotional, or physical well-being. In learning to recognize these mechanisms, individuals can seek healthier coping methods to take the first step toward change. In counseling, you can explore better alternatives and learn to manage your emotions and stress constructively to lead toward a more resilient mindset.

Adolescents and young adults often experience overwhelming feelings of hopelessness that can manifest into suicidal ideation. Our counselors provide a safe space for you to express your feelings, help you develop healthy coping strategies, and create a safety plan to manage crises when they occur.

Many teenagers struggle to share their thoughts and feelings with others. In counseling, we can help you be your vulnerable self and express yourself without judgment in a safe space to work toward healing and building a greater understanding of self.

When adolescents struggle to convey their thoughts and emotions clearly, this miscommunication can often lead to conflict with others. Our counselors can help you learn active listening skills and become more assertive to express yourself better and improve your relationships with others.

The teenage years are a vulnerable time when we work on building a sense of self while defining their beliefs and values. Our counselors encourage teens to explore their identity and gain a stronger sense of belonging, purpose, and self-acceptance.

When we set limits to protect our emotional and physical space in a relationship, it can be difficult for a partner to understand, especially at a young age. However, healthy boundaries are essential for maintaining self-respect and healthy connections with others. Our counselors can help you identify where boundaries are lacking or may be too rigid and show you how to establish and communicate boundaries more effectively.

When parents and children disagree, tensions can result from differences in expectations, values, or communication styles. counseling can help you learn healthier ways of managing conflict with your parents, and our counselors can facilitate family sessions to repair conflict and ultimately strengthen their relationship.

When siblings fight, it can negatively impact the entire family dynamic. Conflicts can stem from jealousy, competition, or simply differing personalities. A therapist can help you learn conflict resolution to repair and strengthen your relationship with your sibling and improve the overall family vibe.

Many adolescents and young adults struggle with low self-esteem, which can lead to feelings of inadequacy and negatively impact one’s mental health. Our counselors work with you to improve your self-perception and develop a positive self-image.

When teenagers face bullying, it can lead to extreme emotional and psychological distress. Whether in school or online, counseling can help those struggling with being bullied to process their experiences, develop coping strategies to manage their feelings better, and improve their resilience when facing this aggressive behavior moving forward.

Whether you are facing cyberbullying, a lack of privacy, or simply comparing yourself to others, social media can present challenges and pressure to present yourself in a specific way to the world. In counseling, you can learn to set better boundaries with how you interact online and build confidence in who you are and how you present yourself online.

Sexuality can create confusion and conflict for many young individuals. Our counselors provide a nonjudgmental, safe space for you to explore your feelings around acceptance of your identity, navigating relationships, and other challenges related to sexual orientation.

Sports can be very stressful, whether you participate individually or on a team. You may be disappointed if you struggle with your performance or have an injury. Our counselors can help you improve your ability to perform, build confidence, or assist you if you are facing an injury or setback.

Transitioning from high school to college can be a significant life change for young individuals. It involves adjusting to a new environment, increased responsibility, and the pressure to fit in socially and succeed academically. Our counselors help you to navigate this transition and provide support and coping strategies to address any feelings of anxiety or overwhelm.

The pressure to fit in during young adulthood can impact an individual’s behavior, decisions, and values. In counseling, you can learn to build your assertiveness, enhance your self-esteem, adhere to your values, and empower yourself to align authentically with yourself instead of succumbing to external pressures from others.

Being in school can cause immense stress and pressure to achieve academic success. Whether it shows up as anxiety over your grades or deciding where to go to college, our counselors can assist you in developing effective study habits, managing your stress, and setting realistic expectations and goals for yourself and your future.

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Link to Google Maps Directions. LINK Directions from PA-113 South: Head North on PA-113 (Souderton Road) as you head toward Perkasie. After passing through Harleysville and Souderton, continue following PA-113 as you cross over Bethlehem Pike and go through Hilltown. 1259 Souderton Road will be on your right about 2 miles before the intersection of Rte 313. We are located in the Red Brick Office Suites building. Directions from PA-113 North: Follow PA-113 South for about 2 miles from the Dublin area. PA-113 becomes Souderton Road as you approach Perkasie. 1259 Souderton Road will be on your left after you cross over Blooming Glen Road. We are located in the Red Brick Office Suites building.

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In group counseling, individuals can share their experiences and feelings related to self-esteem, which helps them recognize that they are not alone in their struggles. Hearing others' stories can provide valuable insights and encouragement, fostering a sense of connection and validation. Our counselors help encourage members to offer support and feedback and help one another identify negative self-talk, challenge limiting beliefs, and celebrate small achievements.

Grief is an important topic. Many individuals have experienced grief. Group counseling provides a supportive environment for those experiencing loss to come together and share their feelings, including complex emotions such as sadness, anger, guilt, and confusion. Our counselors encourage individuals to share their stories with those experiencing similar emotions and help foster a sense of community and understanding, which can alleviate feelings of isolation and loneliness.

Anger is a common topic in group counseling, which allows individuals to explore their feelings in a collaborative and safe environment. Many individuals struggle with managing their anger, and group counseling can be an effective way to address these challenges while also gaining insights from others. In group counseling, participants are encouraged to discuss their experiences with anger, including triggers, consequences, and the impact it has on their relationships and well-being while recognizing that they are not alone in their struggles.

Mental health and group counseling are closely intertwined, as group counseling is a practical therapeutic approach for helping to improve members' mental well-being. Our counselors encourage individuals who may be experiencing similar mental health challenges, such as anxiety, depression, or PTSD, to come together to share their experiences and support one another while learning healthy coping strategies to utilize in contributing positively to members mental health moving forward.

Group counseling is an ideal environment for individuals to address substance abuse as it provides a supportive environment for members to seek help with their addiction and recovery. In a supportive and safe space, participants share their experiences and challenges to support their continuous journey toward sobriety.

Family dynamics in a group setting can be crucial in understanding and improving interpersonal relationships among individuals and their family members. In this setting, individuals dealing with similar family-related issues allow for a deeper exploration of patterns of interaction, communication styles, and emotional responses. Our counselors help participants recognize the roles each of their family members plays and how those roles contribute to the overall functioning of their family system. Participants can support one another in identifying unhealthy patterns of behavior, such as enabling, codependency, or conflict avoidance, which may be impacting their relationships and individual well-being while recognizing they are not alone in experiencing family struggles.

In group counseling, the topic of trauma is a significant one that allows individuals affected by traumatic experiences to share their stories and support one another in a safe and understanding environment. It can be particularly beneficial for those processing trauma, as it provides a sense of community and reduces the feelings of isolation that often accompany traumatic experiences. Our counselors encourage participants to explore their feelings, thoughts, and reactions to past events while sharing their experiences with others who have gone through similar challenges. This experience can foster empathy and connection, allowing individuals to feel heard and validated, and it can be a decisive factor in the healing process.

Behavioral issues in children can manifest in various ways, including hyperactivity, defiance, aggression, anxiety, and social withdrawal. Child counseling for children experiencing behavioral challenges helps to identify the underlying causes of these behaviors and promote healthy coping mechanisms. It can be highly effective in helping your children develop the skills they need to manage their emotions and behaviors positively. By working closely with the child and their family, our counselors can foster a supportive environment that promotes healthy development and well-being.

Promoting positive peer relationships and learning to deal with school issues are healthy. However, sometimes, these peer relationships and issues at school can conjure problems and anxiety within social situations. We have different relationships with various individuals, such as our parents, siblings, and friends at home and school. Relationships with others are significant because these connections can make us feel good about ourselves. However, there will be many characteristics, different interests, and likes between these individuals that can conflict at various points, leaving you sad or worried. Our counselors can help you learn how to deal with conflict and how to solve arguments and problems.

Children and adolescents can struggle in school due to various factors, including learning disabilities, attention difficulties, anxiety, and social challenges. Individual counseling can provide essential support to help students overcome these barriers and achieve their educational goals. Students can gain the skills, confidence, and support needed to effectively address their academic challenges and become empowered to succeed again in their educational pursuits.

Children can experience common behaviors such as temper tantrums and meltdowns, which can arise due to overwhelming emotions, frustration, or sensory overload. These reactions can be challenging for the child and their caregivers. Our counselors can provide valuable support in addressing and managing these behaviors so children can develop greater emotional intelligence and learn to handle challenges more effectively.

Various coping mechanisms and tools for handling stressful situations affect one's mental health, emotions, and ability to maintain and establish peace of mind. Our counselors can help one develop a structured plan for dealing with life's ups and downs and a more peaceful approach to everyday hurdles.

Dealing with persistent sadness and loss of interest can be incredibly overwhelming, but you do not have to navigate this alone. Individual therapy can help you better understand the underlying causes of your challenging emotions. In a safe space, you can learn to manage your feelings more effectively while identifying coping strategies to build resilience and foster a positive outlook.

Living with post-traumatic stress and trauma can feel overwhelming and lonely. Our counselors can provide you with specialized trauma-informed therapeutic techniques to help you cope and work through the roots of your trauma. Techniques can include grounding, mindfulness, meditation, EMDR, and IFS, allowing you to feel safe and present while coping with flashbacks or intrusive thoughts.

There are various treatment options for those with mood disorders, such as bipolar, depression, and anxiety. These treatments often involve helping to change your thought patterns and behaviors to allow you to think more clearly and stabilize your moods for a more positive life.

Both children and adults can have Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, otherwise known as ADHD. The symptoms of ADHD include an inability to focus, being easily distracted, hyperactivity, poor organization skills, and impulsiveness. Not everyone who has ADHD has all these symptoms. They can vary from person to person and tend to change with age. We can support you through this. We understand it can be challenging to endure day-to-day and can affect your everyday life. Therefore, we can provide various resources and coping methods to help you handle it better.

Sexual assault and abuse can result in severe physical and emotional trauma to victims. Our counselors provide trauma-informed and specialized support for survivors and can provide coping strategies in the management of the effects of sexual assault, including methods to avoid re-traumatization. It is essential to understand that it is okay to seek help even if the incident happened long ago and know you are not alone in your healing journey.

Self-esteem is how we value ourselves and have confidence in our abilities to succeed. We may feel optimistic, but we may also have negativity and self-criticism. Low self-esteem can influence our mental health, relationships with friends and family, and efforts in work or school. It can also affect motivation and drive. However, there are coping strategies to get back on track and think more positively. Our counselors can help you individually understand what your negative thoughts are trying to tell you and how to recognize that when these negative messages become intrusive, you can ignore them and acknowledge that they are not valid. Individual counseling can help you to explore the way you feel and how to change your view of yourself and others to create a more positive headspace for you to ease the anxiety that your negative self-esteem is causing.

How we view ourselves is a multifaceted issue that significantly influences our behavior, self-esteem, and interactions with others. Life changes, such as a shift in career, relationships, or personal beliefs, often prompt us to reassess our identity, sometimes leading to distress or confusion. Our therapists support you in a safe space as you navigate these complexities, helping you explore your identity and guiding you toward greater self-understanding and acceptance.

Grief is unique to every individual who has faced losing a loved one. Grief can trigger a wide range of emotions that may be difficult and emotionally draining, especially if they are unexpected. The first step is to acknowledge your pain, support yourself emotionally and physically, and seek support from those who care about you and our counselors, who can help you through the therapeutic process and develop coping strategies during painful moments.

Adjusting to change can be stressful and overwhelming. Even positive change can create stress. Our counselors can help you find ways to cope with your stress through specialized therapy to learn to adjust to change and even embrace it. We can help you learn coping skills and how to manage situations with lots of moving parts, acknowledging that it is okay to feel stress during life transitions and developing confidence to take these moments in stride.

Exploring spirituality is a deeply personal aspect of life that can provide meaning, purpose, and a sense of connection. Our therapists honor and respect your beliefs and practices and help provide a supportive space to explore what is important to you in your journey of understanding, healing, and fulfillment. This collaborative approach fosters a safe environment for openly discussing your experiences, paving the way toward meaningful growth.

Navigating the workplace's complexities can often lead to stress and dissatisfaction. Difficulties with colleagues, feeling undervalued, or struggling to balance your workload can also affect your mental health. We are here to support and help you address these challenges by developing practical communication skills, enhancing conflict resolution strategies, and empowering you to create a healthier work-life balance and thrive professionally.

Managing finances can be stressful for many people. Struggling with debt, budgeting, and financial security can impact one's mental health and create ongoing anxiety. Our therapists can help one explore the emotions impacted by financial management, help one develop a healthier relationship with money, and work together to create a structured plan to incorporate financial strategies and a stronger sense of emotional wellness.

Addiction is a complex issue that is extremely common but often deeply rooted with varying emotions. It can impact many areas of your life, including relationships, work, and financial stability. Individual therapy can provide a safe space for you if you are struggling with addiction issues, where you can explore the underlying causes and learn healthier coping mechanisms that will support and encourage recovery.

Our counselors understand that issues regarding sexual function, feelings, and intimacy can be complex. Whether you are struggling with changes in your sexual health or exploring your sexuality, we can help you navigate your thoughts and feelings openly in individual therapy and find a supportive environment together to help you focus on building your confidence, reinforcing the belief that you are enough, worthy of love, and never alone in your journey.

Counseling can be beneficial for individuals seeking support and guidance in their professional lives. Whether you are contemplating a career change, navigating career development, or facing transitions, our counselors will help you explore your interests, strengths, and values to make informed decisions about your career path.

Many women struggle with unique challenges that can impact their mental health, self-esteem, and overall well-being. These issues may include body image, reproductive health, and career advancement. Our counselors can provide a supportive space for you to explore related emotions and expectations and foster empowerment, confidence, and personal growth.

Coping with separation or divorce can be stressful and overwhelming, impacting not just individuals but their children and families as well. It is essential to recognize that experiencing feelings of denial, anger, and grief, especially in the initial stages, is a normal part of the healing process. Our counselors support you during this challenging time, helping you find clarity and resilience as you move forward and understanding you are not alone.

Anger management in relationships involves recognizing the signs of escalating anger and taking proactive steps to calm down and address the situation constructively. Through counseling, individuals can develop strategies to express their feelings healthily, improve their communication skills, and find effective ways to resolve conflicts without allowing anger to take control.

Parenting is one of the most challenging yet rewarding life experiences. It can feel overwhelming, especially as a new parent navigating the complexities of raising your child. Our counseling sessions are tailored to your unique situation, whether it is conflict with you and your child, family trauma, or development issues related to your child. Our counselors will help you learn the tools to address challenges, and together, we can create a nurturing environment so you can be the best parent possible.

Personality disorders can significantly affect one's thoughts, behaviors, and interactions with others and lead to challenges in relationships, work, and daily life. Individual counseling can be crucial in helping one manage and understand the disorder, learn to set realistic goals, improve communication with others, and develop coping skills to manage one's day-to-day life better.

Eating disorders are complex mental health conditions that often involve unhealthy relationships with food, body image, and self-esteem. Individual counseling can be a vital component in your recovery process if you are struggling with these issues. Our counselors will help you understand your problem's underlying root cause, challenge your negative thoughts, develop healthy coping mechanisms, and work on creating a personalized recovery plan. Our continued support will help you reclaim your life and create a better relationship with food and your body.

Relationship distress can significantly impact an individual's well-being and mental health. In individual counseling, our counselors often focus on helping individuals navigate their feelings and thoughts related to their relationship challenges. We provide a safe space for clients to express their emotions, explore underlying issues, and identify patterns contributing to their distress.

Navigating the dating world presents many challenges, including the overwhelming pressure to find meaningful connections. Our counselors help individuals explore their wants and needs in dating, focusing on enhancing self-awareness, building confidence, and understanding personal values and boundaries. Whether someone is starting to date again or looking to deepen an existing connection, we support clients every step of the way.

While building connections socially with others can be fulfilling, many struggle with anxiety and a fear of judgment from others. Individual counseling can provide a safe space to explore feelings of inadequacy, helping you build confidence and learn how to create more meaningful relationships with others. The support of a counselor can help reduce barriers that have previously impeded your social interactions and build your confidence in social settings moving forward.

Counseling is a process in which an adult, teen, child, couple, or family is able to share life struggles with a professional mental health counselor in order to develop goals for creating change and receive therapeutic perspective / insight leading to a happier and more satisfying life.

Problems that can be addressed in counseling include mood disorders, trauma, parenting, teen issues, child issues, and relationship distress. Visit our services page for a comprehensive list of areas of specialization, or visit our counselors' bio pages to read more about their specialties.

What you share in your counseling sessions is confidential, which means that the information stays between you and your counselor. The only exceptions to confidentiality, in which your information is mandated by law to be reported, are 1) in cases of child, elder, and disabled person abuse or neglect; 2) if you are at risk of seriously harming yourself or someone else; or 3) if your counselor is subpoenaed to testify in court. Outside of these three exceptions, you must release in writing any information that you would like to be disclosed to someone outside of the relationship between yourself and your therapist.

The counseling process can vary in length depending on your needs. Counseling sessions typically last 50 to 90 minutes, although can be longer or shorter as needed. You and your counselor can discuss length of time needed for your therapy in more detail during your initial session and throughout the therapy process.

Appointments can range from as often as three times a week to once every few months depending on your personal need for therapeutic support. Your counselor will make recommendations about what may be most appropriate to ensure that your needs are met.

Compass Counseling and Associates, Inc. currently has two physical locations, serving Montgomery County and Bucks County, as well as the ability to be seen virtually from anywhere in Pennsylvania. Please keep scrolling to see the specific location information for each area!

You can reach out to us in whatever way feels most helpful for you; our receptionist is waiting to hear from you. If you'd like to reach us by phone or through text, please contact (484) 447-7255. We can also be reached by email at contact@compasscaa.com. You're also welcome to scroll to the bottom of this page to find our contact form, which will tell us everything we need to know to connect you with the counselor that is the best fit for you. We look forward to hearing from you!

We use a secure platform called Simple Practice to manage all client forms and communication. Once you are scheduled, you will receive an email with your Client Portal link. That is where you’ll find your intake paperwork, which you can complete and sign online at your convenience before your first session. If you do do not see the email, be sure to check your spam folder—or let us know and we will happily resend it! In our Client Portal, you can securely message your clinician, manage appointments, and complete paperwork. Please ask your counselor if you have any questions or concerns regarding your Client Portal. Simple Practice also offers a website dedicated to supporting clients utilizing their portal, link.

Counseling is a process in which a person, couple, or family is able to share life struggles, develop goals for creating change, and receive professional perspective and insight in order to live a happier and more satisfying life.

What you share in your counseling sessions is confidential, which means that the information stays between you and your counselor. The only exceptions to confidentiality, in which your information is mandated by law to be reported, are 1) in cases of child, elder, and disabled person abuse or neglect; 2) if you are at risk of seriously harming yourself or someone else; or 3) if your counselor is subpoenaed to testify in court. Outside of these three exceptions, you must release in writing any information that you would like to be disclosed to someone outside of the relationship between yourself and your counselor.

The standard 55-minute session rate without insurance is $140. Please call (484) 447-7255 or email contact@compasscaa.com to find out about our sliding scale payment options if this fee does not fit within your financial needs.

Yes! Compass Counseling and Associates accepts most major private insurances. You may find a list of commonly accepted insurances on our Insurance page.

The counseling process can vary in length depending on your needs. Counseling sessions typically last 50 to 90 minutes, although can be longer or shorter as needed. You and your counselor can discuss length of time needed for counseling in more detail during your initial session and throughout counseling.

Appointments can range from as much as three times a week to once every few months depending on your personal need for therapeutic support. Your counselor will make recommendations about what may be most appropriate to ensure that your needs are met.

Both! We all offer remote or in-person sessions. Our telehealth sessions are offered through a secure, HIPAA-compliant version of Zoom.

Yes, our counselors are accepting new clients at this time.