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Jessica Soriano, LSW, Associate Therapist at The Center for Growth. Her office

Jessica Soriano, LSW (she/her/hers) is an Associate Therapist at the Center for Growth. Jessica Soriano, LSW in PA & NJ (she/her/hers) is an Associate Therapist at The Center for Growth. Jessica Soriano, LSW (she/her/hers) is a compassionate therapist who serves individuals, couples, children and families. She practices therapy and counseling in Society Hill, Philadelphia PA and works virtually in PA & NJ. Some of the types of therapy that she provides include: Anxiety therapy, Depression therapy, Child, tweens and teen therapy, Codependency therapy, Complex trauma therapy, Generational trauma therapy, Body dysmorphia therapy, Disordered eating therapy, Divorce & break ups, Family therapy, LGBTQIA+, Mindfulness therapy, Multiculturalism Issues, Narcissistic abuse recovery therapy, OCD & phobia therapy, Poly / Open Relationships, Self-esteem therapy, Shame therapy, Play Therapy, and PTSD therapy. Jessica obtained her Master’s Degree in Social Work at the University of Pennsylvania. While therapy can be intimidating and frustrating, she believes that when everything “clicks,” therapy is a powerful and transformative tool that can help you better understand yourself, break unhelpful patterns, and reach your goals. In Jessica’s experience, this process is especially beneficial for (though certainly not limited to) those dealing with self-esteem issues. Jessica draws from a variety of evidence-based techniques including: client-centered, strengths-based, cognitive behavioral therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, motivational interviewing, psychodynamic, mindful self-compassion, and mindfulness-based stress reduction. Jessica’s Professional Background: Prior to joining The Center for Growth, Jessica worked in community behavioral health treating adults with complex trauma and severe and persistent mental illness. She has treated post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, bipolar, anxiety, grief and loss, schizoaffective disorder, schizophrenia, body image and disordered eating, and adjustment disorders. Her areas of expertise include recovery from trauma, negative thinking, generational trauma, family dysfunction, low self-esteem, codependency, and narcissistic abuse. Jessica has also worked as an outpatient therapist for children and adolescents. She believes the best way to reach kids is to speak in their language and that play therapy is an effective vehicle to help raise a child’s self-esteem, while establishing each child’s safety, competence, and ability to openly express themselves. She teaches mindfulness skills as a part of emotional regulation and integrates psychoeducation for parents to help normalize challenges, broaden their perspective, and learn how their parenting style can be optimized to support the unique needs of their child. The work that Jessica does as a therapist builds on the skills that she spent over a decade building before entering the field. Before earning her Master’s degree in Social Work, Jessica spent a decade in marketing strategy and research making meaningful connections for brands. Her decision to change career paths was inspired by her own journey of self-discovery and the realization that her career as a researcher had primed her for therapy; she was adept at creating an environment where people felt comfortable, listening to people intently, asking the right questions to understand the whole picture, and analyzing the information without bias. She is passionate about therapy and is grateful to apply her skillset to helping others heal rather than developing new products or marketing campaigns. Though she enjoys working with individuals, she also enjoys working with couples and families based on her belief that any meaningful change within relationships involves the work of all parties involved. When working with couples and families, Jessica takes a neutral approach. She believes it is essential to continuously take each person’s perspective, history, and individual needs into account as issues are worked through. Have questions? Want to speak with Jessica? Call 215 922 5683 x 100 or self schedule an online or inperson appointment at https://www.thecenterforgrowth.com/th... Love learning about self help articles? https://www.thecenterforgrowth.com/ti...