Considering Therapy?
We are a diverse group of Sex & Relationship Therapists who are here to help!
What we specialize in
We support individuals, couples, polyamorous relationships, and families in navigating change, stress, and emotional complexity
How can the Philatherapy network help you?
The PhilaTherapy Network is a collection of sex and relationship therapists providing thoughtful, integrative psychotherapy for individuals and relationships navigating some of life’s most vulnerable and complex experiences.
Our clinicians specialize in helping people heal from sexual trauma, work through sexual challenges, and build relationships—of all configurations—that can withstand stress, rupture, and change. Whether you are seeking support around intimacy, desire, communication, identity, or recovery after harm, our therapists meet you with compassion, skill, and respect for your lived experience.
We are here for you!
Therapists at The PhilaTherapy Network offer care with both virtual and in-person options within Philadelphia and the surrounding areas, creating accessible spaces for healing, growth, and meaningful connection.
Click below to meet the people that make The PhilaTherapy Network a place of warmth, insight, and authenticity.
Who we are
As a collaborative network in Philadelphia, we support one another to ensure thoughtful, ethical, and deeply attuned care in individual, relationship, and sex therapy.
RELATIONSHIP IMPROVEMENT
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Sexual Arousal Strategies
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Managing Sexual Challenges
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What You Need to Know About Trauma
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Nuts and Bolts of Sex Therapy
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Problematic Sexual Behavior
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Therapy Skill Building
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Diversity and Sexuality
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From Personal Growth to Professional Development
The PhilaTherapy Network offers more than information — we create learning experiences that translate directly into real life and real practice. Whether you are deepening your personal understanding or advancing your clinical work, our education is designed to be practical, applicable, and immediately meaningful.
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