Ruberti Counseling Services — Counselor in Philadelphia, PA
Address525 S 4th St #367 PA, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Phone+1215-330-5830
Websiteruberticounseling.com
Christine Ruberti-Bruning, LPC, ATR-BC, CEDS, is a therapist in Philadelphia, PA, offering services to adults and teens. She specializes in LGBTQ & Transgender care, eating disorders, body image, trauma, and anxiety & OCD. Her therapeutic modalities include Art Therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP). Christine provides LGBTQ-affirming therapy, supporting individuals questioning their gender identity, those transitioning, and their loved ones. She also offers guidance for parents of trans teens and works with queer and trans teens navigating their identities. With over 15 years of experience, she creates a safe, empathic, and welcoming space for clients to process emotions, explore identities, and find healing.
Best for
- LGBTQ+ individuals and teens
- Individuals with eating disorders
- Those experiencing trauma
- Clients seeking art therapy
| Key services | Art Therapy, IFS Therapy, ERP Therapy, Individual Therapy, Partner Support, Parent Guidance |
| Tags | lgbtq therapist, eating disorder therapist, trauma therapy, art therapy, philadelphia therapist, ocd treatment, body image, gender affirming care, transgender support, anxiety counseling |
Reviews on Google5.0 · 7 reviews
Christine is an amazing and compassionate therapist that has a wealth of experience working with people who struggle with eating disorders. If you are in Philadelphia, and identify as part of the LGBTQ and/or trans communities, I highly recommend you reach out!
Christine is an authentic, intuitive and passionate therapist who has the unique ability to support clients using a variety of therapeutic techniques, including art therapy. As a dietitian, I have collaborated closely with Christine to support those struggling with disordered eating and eating disorders, especially those part of the LGBTQ community. I highly recommend Christine!
Christine has such a lovely, empathic and warm presence about her. She's so insightful as a clinician and creative in her own right, I can't recommend her enough!
Christine created this therapy space to ensure her peers around her felt safe too. Her empathy, compassion & professionalism with each client is unmatched. The care she has for each moment in her office shines through the progress you see in her work, her career and MOST importantly her clients. The trust they have in Christine as a safe space is the mark of a wonderful therapist AND a wonderful human. You won’t regret scheduling an appointment here. 🥰🥰❤️
The knowledgable and empathetic manner at Ruberti Counseling Services impressed me, and allowed me to feel completely comfortable opening up about my body image struggles, and I have appreciated the thoughtful feedback I received. I would definitely recommend their services.
Christine is a skilled art therapist and licensed counselor. She provides a supportive and welcoming space for her clients to process their emotions, identities, and experiences, grow into their authentic selves, and find healing. Christine specializes in body image, disordered eating, life transitions, self-esteem, LGBTQ and trans affirming care for ages 12 and up.
Location
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