I am delighted to introduce Sophia, a doctoral-level psychology trainee who is now available for virtual therapy sessions at my practice. Sophia offers a unique opportunity for patients to access reduced-fee therapy while receiving high-quality care under my direct supervision and guidance.
At just 23, Sophia is already enrolled in a doctoral program in psychology after graduating from the University of Pennsylvania. She brings energy, warmth, and empathy, as well as a fresh perspective that resonates with young adults who may be moving to new cities, starting careers, or navigating life transitions.
In my own work, I specialize in sleep and anxiety treatment. However, I often hear from younger patients who are seeking therapy for adjustment challenges, relationship concerns, and general stressors of adulthood. Rather than turn them away, I wanted to expand my practice to meet this important need. Sophia allows us to do exactly that—she provides meaningful support for individuals at this stage of life, while benefiting from close supervision to ensure clinical excellence.
Why having a younger therapist can be a strength: Many patients find that working with a younger clinician feels relatable and validating. Sophia understands the pressures of emerging adulthood firsthand, making it easier for patients to feel understood and supported. At the same time, patients can feel confident knowing her work is guided by evidence-based practices and careful supervision.
Sophia is currently accepting new patients for virtual sessions at a reduced fee. This is an excellent option for those seeking affordable, accessible therapy with a provider who is committed, compassionate, and backed by experienced mentorship.
If you or someone you know is looking for therapy to manage stress, build confidence, or navigate the challenges of life transitions, Sophia may be the right fit.
