Best of Philly

Amanda White

The founder of Therapy for Women Center uses her platform to improve and support the lives of her therapy clients and her nearly half a million Instagram followers. In sessions and on the app, White works to empower people navigating mental health issues, from eating disorders and addiction to anxiety and trauma. Her debut book, Not Drinking Tonight, helps readers set healthier boundaries — with alcohol, themselves and others — and create lives they don’t have to escape from. Read More »

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Collage Therapy Collective

Nothing’s worse than seeking out therapy — only to realize that even your therapist doesn’t get you. That won’t happen at Collage, where the founders built a judgment-free, sex-positive practice that welcomes everyone. They aim to provide sensitive, culturally responsible treatment, particularly for people of color and those who identify as LGBTQ+. Read More »

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The Shrink Chicks of The West Chester Therapy Group

There’s a lot to process right now, but there are also lots of ways to get help doing so. See the full write up at Our Robust Therapy Scene. Read More »

222 N. Walnut Street, Suite E, West Chester, PA | 484-266-7143 | Website

Our Robust Therapy Scene

There’s a lot to process right now, but there are also lots of ways to get help doing so. Options include LGBTQ+ outfits like Emerge Wellness (emergewellnessphilly.com), which was founded by Kristina Furia to provide a safe and accessible space for therapy, as well as millennial-oriented organizations like the Shrink Chicks of the West Chester Therapy Group (wctherapygroup.com), who post almost daily on Insta, host a free podcast, and offer virtual therapy sessions starting at $75. Nonprofits like the LiveWell Foundation (livewell-foundation.org) offer free Zoom support groups for those struggling with depression, while A Better Life Therapy (abetterlifetherapy.com) has online sessions for $80 to $175. For Black Philadelphians working through the trauma of racial injustice, Black Men Heal (blackmenheal.org) provides free therapy from Black therapists, and Oshun Family Center (oshunfamilycenter.org) recently raised more than $80,000 to offer free counseling services. Read More »

Oshun Family Center

There’s a lot to process right now, but there are also lots of ways to get help doing so. See the full write up at Our Robust Therapy Scene. Read More »

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LiveWell Foundation

There’s a lot to process right now, but there are also lots of ways to get help doing so. See the full write up at Our Robust Therapy Scene. Read More »

250 S. 17th Street, #1400, Philadelphia, PA | 267-530-3739 | Website

Emerge Wellness

There’s a lot to process right now, but there are also lots of ways to get help doing so. See the full write up at Our Robust Therapy Scene. Read More »

1221 Locust Street, 2nd Floor, Philadelphia, PA | 267-225-3905 | Website

Black Men Heal

There’s a lot to process right now, but there are also lots of ways to get help doing so. See the full write up at Our Robust Therapy Scene. Read More »

63 W. Lancaster Avenue, Suite 11, Ardmore, PA | n/a (info@blackmenheal.org) | Website

A Better Life Therapy

There’s a lot to process right now, but there are also lots of ways to get help doing so. See the full write up at Our Robust Therapy Scene. Read More »

100 S. Broad Street, #1920, Philadelphia, PA | 267-838-0066 | Website

Drexel Psychological Services Center

At PSC, therapy sessions (for mood, trauma, grief, identity concerns and more) are conducted by heavily trained doctoral students and supervised by licensed professionals, and they cost between $15 and $50 per visit, no insurance necessary. Read More »

3201 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA | 215-553-7128 | Website