Bridge of Love II LLC
Building Better Lives, Inspiring Hope For Tomorrow
Individual Therapy
Individual therapy is a form of psychotherapy that allows a person to address a range of issues they face through the guidance of a trained professional. This form of treatment can be used to treat a wide range of emotional problems and mental illnesses.
Couples Therapy and Family Therapy
Couples therapy is a type of psychotherapy that aims to improve the relationship between a couple.
The goal of Family therapy is to improve communication between family members and resolve conflict within the family unit in a psychotherapeutic environment.
Group Therapy
Group therapy is an approach to psychotherapy in which a group of individuals discusses and describes their problems together, under the supervision of a therapist.
Getting Started is Easy
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Send a brief description of your needs along with a copy of your insurance card, full name, and date of birth. Medicaid Members specify your county of residence.
Book an Appointment
Schedule your first appointment with the scheduler, thereafter you have control of scheduling all subsequent appointments via our client portal system.
Attend your 1st Session!
We offer a hybrid model (Virtual and Face to face). All new clients will begin sessions virtually.
Our Clinical Approach
Various techniques are used by the psychoanalyst to help the client understand their behavior and symptoms. Psychoanalysts believe that our childhood experiences and unconscious desires shape our behavior. We all have memories, beliefs, urges, drives, and instincts that we are not always aware of, which are part of our unconscious mind. Our job is to help people recover repressed emotions and deep-seated, sometimes forgotten experiences by tapping into their unconscious mind. By understanding the subconscious mind, clients can learn what drives their thoughts, feelings, emotions, and behaviors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Sessions face-to-face or online?
At the present time we are providing telehealth only, and offer in-office visits on case by case needs for our established clients. We provide telehealth services in the following states: PA, DE, NJ, and OH. Our home office is located in Newtown Square, Delaware County PA.
How many sessions will I need?
Sessions are determine based upon intake assessment and treatment evaluation. Generally 10-12 sessions are needed to work on the identified problem and to implement an intervention plan. The first session is a consultation and the last is transition session. We then transition, and titrate our client to successful maintenance treatment where we like to check in every four to six weeks to maintain success. Some clients need ongoing long-term treatment and that can only be determined by the evaluation and assessment.
What happens in the consultation therapy session?
The initial consultation therapy session will be to discuss the client’s needs for treatment. During this first session, the client will have the opportunity to learn more about the therapy process, review office policies, HIPAA, and confidentiality, as well as determine whether or not the client is a good fit with the therapist. It’s essential that the therapist and the client are able to establish a healthy working alliance. This is why we recommend the initial consultation before deciding whether or not we are able to move forward. At Bridge of Love, II LLC we want to make sure that our therapists are a good fit, and can meet the needs of the clients they are matched with. If for some reason the client’s needs are out of the therapist’s scope of practice and the therapist determines that they are not a good fit, the therapist will do their best to provide the client with referrals to someone else who might be able to work with the client.
How long are sessions?
Therapy sessions are typically 45-50 minutes, while groups, couples, and family therapy sessions are 60 minutes per session. Clients meet on a weekly or bi-weekly basis depending on their needs. The therapist and client will determine that together.
Are your therapists Licensed?
Our therapists all have a minimum of a Masters degree in Counseling, Psychology, Marriage and Family, or Social work, with a license in Counseling, Marriage and Family therapy, or Clinical Social Work, or they are Licensed Social Workers under supervision for their clinical license.
LCSW, LSW, LMFT, or LPC
What will happen in my actual therapy session?
The therapy sessions generally start with the client giving an update about what has happened in their lives since their last session. Check-ins are really good, as it is a way to break the ice and find a good flow, as opposed to just jumping in and talking about problems. If there was homework given, sharing that with your therapist will help with continuation from your previous session as well. You are in control of your sessions, it is your time so take advantage of it. It is always good to come with an agenda or goals to achieve in therapy. You may not get through all your talking points as one may be significant enough to focus on, however coming prepared with an idea, topic, agenda, or follow up homework assignment serves the purpose you would like for your therapy session and gives a direction for the way you would like things to flow.
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