Online Therapists in Pennsylvania
5 verified therapists · 4 accepting new clients right now · practicing in Pittsburgh, PA, Ellicott City, MD, Scranton, PA, Christiana, PA. Every listing below was license-verified by hand against the Pennsylvania board — no sample profiles, no pay-to-rank, and we never take referral fees.
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in Pennsylvania who earned my Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy from Seton Hill University in 2010. For more than 17 years, I have provided behaviora…
Hi there! I don’t settle for shallow. If you want a couples counselor who nods along for 50 minutes and sends you away with a communication worksheet, there are plenty of those to choose from. But if…
The therapeutic work consists of a collaborative, practical, organic process in a caring, nonjudgmental space. We start with what's what, in the here and now, for you. We move at your pace and really …
If you’re struggling with intrusive or unwanted thoughts, constant rumination, reassurance seeking, or feeling like you can’t trust your own mind, therapy can help. I specialize in working with adults…
Welcome to RS Counseling, where healing begins with understanding, compassion, and personalized care. Areas of specialization include supporting individuals through anxiety, trauma, and grief, offeri…
Common questions
Are these Pennsylvania therapists really verified?
Yes — every listing is individually checked by hand against the Pennsylvania licensing board's public records before it appears. We never show sample profiles, and placement is never sold.
Does it cost anything?
No. Browsing is free, contacting a therapist is free, no account is required — and we never take referral fees or a cut of anyone's session.
Can I see a Pennsylvania therapist online?
Generally a therapist must be licensed in the state where you are located during sessions — that's what protects you. Every therapist on this page is licensed in Pennsylvania, and most offer secure online sessions.
Other states
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