Therapy near Society Hill

Support for what is bringing you to therapy

Anxiety. Persistent worry, tension, and feeling on edge can affect everyday life. Our anxiety therapy page explains our approach and the kinds of concerns you can bring to sessions.

Depression. You may be feeling disconnected, weighed down, or caught in self-criticism. Learn how we approach therapy for depression and support adults in exploring what they are experiencing.

Relationship concerns. Individual therapy can give you space to explore boundaries, conflict, loneliness, and recurring patterns with partners, family, or friends. Read about our individual approach to relationship therapy.

You do not need to choose a therapy approach before contacting us. Our intake team can help you consider a clinician whose experience fits your concerns.

Getting from Society Hill to our Old City office

Our office is on Chestnut Street in Old City, just north of Society Hill. Your starting point matters when planning a regular appointment. The links below open walking directions from two recognizable starting points around Society Hill; you can change the starting point or travel mode in Google Maps.

• Coming from the Washington Square area? View walking directions from Washington Square.
• Coming from the Headhouse Square area? View walking directions from Headhouse Square.
• Starting somewhere else or traveling another way? Plan your route to our office.

Directions take you to the building at 123 Chestnut Street; appointments are in Suite 304. Check the route for your own starting point and appointment time. Contact intake before scheduling if building access affects your ability to attend. Our Old City office page has more information about the space and planning an office visit.

Make the appointment fit your week

When requesting a match, tell intake whether you prefer in-person or video sessions and which days and times generally work for you. A clinician’s available appointment times may differ from the practice’s overall office hours.

For video sessions, you need to be in a location where your clinician is authorized to provide care. See our Pennsylvania and New Jersey telehealth guide and let intake know where you will be during sessions.

Insurance, fees, and new-client eligibility

Start with our insurance guide and session fees. Insurance participation and your expected costs depend on your specific plan and the clinician you see. Ask intake to help check these details before scheduling.

We are not accepting new clients enrolled in Medicare or Medicaid, including Medicare Advantage, Pennsylvania Medical Assistance, and NJ FamilyCare. This policy applies to primary or secondary coverage, including requests to pay privately or use another plan. Read our Medicare and Medicaid policy for details. Existing clients whose coverage changes should contact their therapist or intake to discuss their situation individually.

Questions before you get started