Therapy for anxiety, trauma, perinatal mental health in Philadelphia
215-436-9155
ANNA FINEBERG, PHD, PMH-C
After Darkness Comes the Light -- Cornelius Nepos
AREAS OF FOCUS
TRAUMA
There are experiences in life that are so upsetting that they overwhelm our ability to cope. Trauma is the "invisible wound" left behind by these experiences, such as: physical, sexual, or emotional abuse; accidents; sudden/unexpected loss; life-threatening illness/injury (self or loved one). Trauma can be a big life-changing event or it can be insidious, occurring over the course of many years (such as in emotional neglect/abuse). Whether your trauma occurred recently or years ago, healing is possible. You can reclaim your life.
REPRODUCTIVE PSYCHOLOGY
The journey to become a parent can include unexpected challenges, including infertility; pregnancy loss; psychological distress during pregnancy; traumatic childbirth; postpartum adjustment and distress (anxiety, depression, PTSD). A sensitive, trauma-informed, cognitive-behavioral approach can help you process your experience and feel like yourself again.
ANXIETY
Most people worry or feel anxious from time to time, but sometimes our anxiety takes on a life of its own, disrupting ours in the process. Do you feel like your worrying is out of control, or like you're always on edge? Anxiety is exhausting - it zaps your energy and your enjoyment of life. The good news is that treatment can help; you can learn strategies to manage your anxiety and be more present in your own life.