Restorative Connection — Mental health service in Philadelphia, PA
Address525 S 4th St PA, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Phone+1267-603-4463
Websiterestorativeconnection.com
Restorative Connection, LLC is a mental health service based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, offering therapy from a feminist, queer, and anti-racist perspective. The therapist, Phoenix, identifies as a white, queer, trans & non-binary, parent, psychotherapist, and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, practicing since 2014. They utilize trauma-informed practice, incorporating Attachment and Psychodynamic theories, and work relationally with clients using Mindfulness and Somatic Experiencing techniques with active consent. Their work focuses on supporting queer, trans, and/or non-binary individuals, survivors of trauma and oppression, and those navigating depression, anxiety, grief/loss, and relationship complexities. Phoenix has specialized training in Somatic Experiencing and touch therapy, including programs with Kathy Kain and Steve Terrell, and Peter Levine. They hold an MSW from the University of Pennsylvania and a BA from Rutgers College. The practice offers a free 15-minute phone consultation.
Best for
- Queer individuals
- Transgender individuals
- Non-binary individuals
- Trauma survivors
| Key services | Individual therapy, Somatic Experiencing, Mindfulness-based therapy, Phone consultation |
| Languages | English |
| Tags | therapy, mental health, Philadelphia, queer affirming, trans affirming, trauma informed, somatic experiencing, feminist therapy, anti-racist therapy, psychodynamic therapy |
Location
Also in Philadelphia
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