Browse our gallery of certified
Spanish-speaking mental health professionals.

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Roberto Carlos Martinez

My approach draws primarily from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), focusing on solving current problems and modifying unhelpful thinking and behavior patterns. I do this through a multicultural and social justice approach and lens.

German Jeuri

Are you looking to feel happier and more energetic, and get back into your usual routine of activities and hanging out with friends? Or making school, socializing, and eating more enjoyable again? Maybe you’ve been feeling tense or irritable; we’ll work on calming those feelings and improving how you get along with family and friends.

Yolanda Aguinaga

Psychology for YOU. If you are experiencing a problem or something troubles you in your mind, this is the moment to address it. The opportunity for you to express yourself and receive professional attention is in your hands now. If we work together we can reach your goals.

Claudia Melendez Ardiles

Claudia believes in the client’s inner strength and ability to overcome obstacles. She sees herself as one of the tools that the client can use to get unstuck and find their way again.

Nelsery De Leon

My specialty is to help identify the relational wounds that prevents you from having your most authentic human experience in life. Together we will explore the complexity of relational trauma and abuse, and how it continues to undesirably show up in your life. You will experience a degree of connection, forgiveness, and healing, and better understanding from your most complex relationships.

Julissa M. Morales Brito

She enjoys working with teenagers, young adults, and adults who have been survivors of abuse, suffering from depression or anxiety, and who need help navigating everyday life transitions such as ending a relationship, graduating from college, or getting older.

Bree Romero

I am a multicultural therapist, . I believe in healing, nurturing, and loving into existence our heart’s desires. In today’s world of instant gratification, social media platforms that create a cycle of seeking validation and engagement, and constant hypervigilance of how others perceive us, it may seem almost radical to quiet the chatter, look within and to explore our innermost thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Counseling is about putting the focus on your life in a way that’s intimate, personal, kind, and caring.

Gloria Rodríguez Benítez

We are not wired to do life alone. We are wired to be in relationships with one another. At times, relationships can be the source of stress and we can all benefit from having an outsiders/professional opinion to navigate those interpersonal conflicts, at any age! It would be a privilege to help you sort through challenging seasons and get to celebrate your wins. We all experience challenges in life! That is what makes us who we are! You don’t have to do it alone.

Anna Maldonado

I create a safe, supportive environment that encourages honest and open discussions, fostering exploration and individual growth.

Jenny Kirn

I am a bilingual marriage and family therapist with twenty years experience working with individuals, couples, and families of various age groups and diversities.

Soledad Retamar

Welcome! My name is Soledad and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Pennsylvania. I have over 15 years of experience working in the mental health field.

Teresa I. Otoya McAdams

I understand that at times it can be difficult to take the first step and look for professional help, my personal stance is to empower my clients and guide them so they can find their own answers.

Rita Lampe

Over the past 30 plus years of providing counseling to children/adolescents, adults, couples and families, I have offered a very safe environment for people to begin healing from relationship issues, past traumas, grief and loss, anxiety and depression, etc.

Elizabeth Collazo

I am a Social Worker (bilingual).

I enjoy working with individuals and families to help them find different ways to improve their quality of life.

I strongly believe that laughter and self-care are important and help relieve stress.

Beatriz Mesina

In my work with clients I hope to empower them to discover the best version of themselves. One of my favorite sayings encapsulates it all: “I’m a Social Worker, what’s your superpower?

Ellen Picciano

I will encourage you to be open, honest, and accurate when discussing and providing information. I will validate the courage this requires and promote emotional tools to help you regulate your emotions.

Maria del Carmen Dominguez Marzo

Heaven Serrano

I look forward to learning together about what brought you here and discover the best way for you to move forward in your mental health journey.

Alishia Kalos

Therapy is an invaluable opportunity for individuals and couples to learn about themselves and the relationships that they want to cultivate.

Geraldine Peña

My speciality is working with Latinx people who struggle within their attachment style and how this affects their current interrelationships with others; specifically Adult Latina Daughters and their Mothers.

Jaimie Diaz

I will collaborate with you to help you achieve your goals, help you develop a growth mindset, and realize your true potential, resulting in sustainable change. Incorporating a Christian framework into therapy is available upon request.

Francisco Betancourt

I work with individual and couples, adults and children. My style of working with you will be a mixture of science and being a human being. I simply want to help you increase your welbeing.

Marnie Staunton

My greatest passion in this job is helping clients identify their strengths, recognize their own worth, and develop a stronger, more compassionate sense of self.

Victor Franco

My main goal is to help you empower yourself so that you can make the changes you truly need to improve your life. We will achieve this by helping you build your confidence and process and heal from trauma.
My ideal client is willing to explore what they do not yet understand about themselves or their environment, and in doing so, to develop their self-awareness. Their concerns fall into the categories of self-esteem, stress or mood management, behavioral issues, trauma and PTSD, domestic violence/abuse, grief, family conflicts stemming from acculturation difficulties, LGBT+ topics, and issues of spirituality and faith.

Alicia Sewald-Cisneros

“What is more important than knowledge?” asked the mind. “Listening and caring with the heart,” answered the soul. Anonymous.

Jannette Castro

I am committed to the healing and personal growth of each individual and firmly believe in the capacity of people to overcome adversity and achieve a fulfilling life. If you are seeking a safe and professional space to address your experiences and work on your recovery, I am here to support you every step of the way.

Rosaly Maldonado

I’m passionate about creating a safe space where you can explore your feelings, set meaningful goals, and work towards lasting change. I believe in the power of connection and am committed to helping you build the skills and confidence to live a more fulfilling life.

Camille Cruz

I am an art therapy and counseling master’s student from Seton Hill University. I aspire to treat trauma through creative art making and mindfulness practices. I consider it important to acknowledge pain and difficult emotions to begin the healing process.

Many times, art making allows an indirect, less intimidating process of facing strong feelings and self-discovery. My approach is person-centered; I like to follow the lead of my client. I think clients are experts in their own lives, and it is crucial to listen to the knowledge and wisdom they bring to therapy.

I will often provide guidance, especially when it comes to trying new creative approaches. I believe that creativity heals, and each person has their own “creative magic” that could transform their life. My mission is to help clients find a healing method that works for them. This could be talk therapy, art therapy, or other methods such as mindfulness.

I think it is imperative to consider how trauma affects the mind and body, as well as how the systems that we are a part of shape us. I have developed a multicultural approach during my studies that welcomes discussion around people’s unique characteristics. I believe that embracing these qualities can serve to empower individuals to face their narratives and rise above their challenges.

Kyra Woodworth

I support people with anxiety, trauma, family and relationship challenges, depression, and emotional difficulties. I enjoy helping clients free themselves from stuck parts or narratives, build self-confidence, and feel empowered in their own strengths — I don’t see people as a “problem to fix.”My therapeutic style is relational, warm, and characterized by curiosity and compassion. I draw on a variety of approaches, including IFS, narrative therapy, DBT, CBT, and mindfulness.I have extensive experience — I have worked with adolescents and young adults as well as the Latin American community in various settings, including three years of providing therapy in schools. I value the incorporation of diverse cultural and spiritual identities into our work.

Edith Torres

I am Edith Torres Rodriguez, a bicultural and bilingual (English and Spanish) Mental Health Professional with over 30 years of professional experience assisting a widely diverse community, including individuals and families experiencing depression, anxiety, panic attacks, and adjustment disorders. Additionally, I have been assisting people of all ages with issues of addiction, anger, acculturation, and life changes adjustment.I have extensive experience helping couples and family members create healthy boundaries, improve emotional intelligence, and encourage emotional independence in adults and adolescents.I hold a Master’s degree in Health Science and am an International Certified Advanced Addiction Counselor with Reciprocity, a Certified Anger Management Counselor, and an experienced Domestic Violence Services provider. Above all, I genuinely believe in change as a supported process—one that happens when people receive honest, personal care and guided information.

Melissa Checo

My professional practice focuses on supporting children, adolescents, adults, and families through life’s various transitions, providing them with a safe space to grow and become stronger.

I have a special interest in working with migrant families, helping them understand and face the unique challenges their children encounter in the process of cultural adaptation. I work alongside them to find a healthy balance between their country of origin’s identity and life in the United States, thereby promoting intergenerational harmony and understanding.

I also have clinical experience addressing a variety of diagnoses, including ADHD, Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD), autism, depression, anxiety, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and bipolar disorder, always with a respectful, empathetic, and evidence-based approach.

Jireh Saba

Jireh Saba is a Licensed Social Worker who brings nearly a decade of experience to her
work with children and families. She earned her Master’s in Social Work from Marywood
University and holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Pennsylvania State
University.

Jireh specializes in working with children, including those from immigration-impacted
families, and is deeply committed to helping young clients feel seen, heard, and
supported. Her therapeutic approach is client-centered and holistic, blending Cognitive
Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, Solution-Focused Therapy, and
trauma-informed care. She also integrates elements of Psychoanalytic and Narrative
theories to support each child’s unique story and healing process.

Jireh is known for her compassionate presence and ability to build strong, trusting
relationships with her clients. Outside of work, she enjoys reading, making art, and
spending time with her family and her cat.

Walkiris Santana

I’ve spent the last 12 years working in dual diagnosis, and it’s truly become my calling. What drives me is meeting people where they are and helping them discover their own strength and voice. I believe deeply in giving my patients real choices and control over their treatment—because at the end of the day, they’re the experts on their own lives.
I love connecting people with the resources they need and helping them understand what they’re going through. Working with families has taught me so much about how healing happens not just individually, but in the relationships that matter most. Every person I work with teaches me something new, and I try to bring that genuine curiosity and care to every interaction. My approach is simple: listen first, support always, and never lose sight of the person behind the diagnosis.

Kevin Perez

In my practice, I focus on creating a warm and empathetic presence that helps teenagers and young adults feel comfortable and understood. I believe that a trusting relationship is essential for effective therapy, and I strive to foster this connection from our very first interaction. By actively engaging with families, I emphasize joining and rapport building, which is crucial for creating a collaborative therapeutic environment. I prioritize establishing a safe and supportive space where clients can freely share their challenges, utilizing active listening, empathy, and non-judgmental support to build trust.
Central to my approach is play therapy, which allows young clients to express themselves in a natural and engaging way. Through various interventions like art, board games, card games, and even video games, I facilitate communication and emotional processing. I also employ a solution-focused approach, guiding families to identify their strengths and envision the world they want to live and help families work towards their desired outcomes. Additionally, I integrate a person-centered approach, tailoring therapy to the unique needs and preferences of each family, ensuring that their experiences are listened to and validated.