A quick note about finding your therapist at TC:
We have a dedicated intake team to examine what you are seeking as a client. While there may be a certain modality, such as CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) or ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy) you are seeking, please note that ALL OF TC’s THERAPISTS practice with these modalities in mind, though liberation psychology calls upon many different forms of therapy and does not limit itself to one or two modalities.
Clients often come with a particular therapist in mind– however, availability may be limited and many times there’s another clinician (therapist) who actually suits their needs even better.
Please trust the process.
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Specialities
(not limited to these)
Perinatal & Reproductive Mental Health
Parent/Caregiver Stress & Burnout
Grief, Loss
Life Transitions
Relationship anarchy
Anxiety and Depression
DBT
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Mindfulness
Services Offered
Individual Therapy
Remote Therapy
Ages
Young Adults through Adults
Insurance Accepted
Highmark / BCBS
UPMC
Cigna
United
Aetna
Medicaid (Allegheny County)
Private Pay: $125-175Sliding Scale: $75-125
(if client qualifies)
What to expect from me
My name is Anna (she/her). I am warm, curious and relational. I want our sessions to be a safe place to recognize patterns, learn new skills, explore your history, heal and create a meaningful future.
What I’m Passionate About
I love helping people see themselves with resilience and compassion and act from a more empowered stance. Therapy offers an incredible space to wrestle with patterns, engage with trauma and practice new ways of behaving. It's an honor to show up to do this work and I look forward to it all the time. I am always learning, reading and thinking about how to create a practice that meets my clients' needs and reflects sound evidence. Outside of the office, most of my time is spent caring for my three young kids. I'm an avid reader and neighborhood volunteer, too.
My Therapy Style
My orientation to the project of therapy is critically informed by liberation theory and systems theory. The systems that socialize us are deeply important when it comes to understanding our suffering. So are those that we live with day in and day out in our present.
Good therapy helps us identify how systems are showing up in our body and our relationships as a means of mapping how to get free. My therapy practice critically explores patriarchy, capitalism, sexism, fatphobia, cis/heteronormativity, etc and how they are showing up in our thinking and behavior. Pairing this practice with skills (mindfulness, DBT and ACT tools, self-compassion, sacred rage, and behavior activation practices) helps us best support your healing and pursuit of values driven living, emotion expression and understanding your needs.
This is serious work, and we can also do it with warmth, humor, celebration, and lots of tea drinking, too :)
