The landmark building 10 s Clinton street Suite 10 lower level Doylestown PA 1890
Welcome to Welsh Therapy
Strengthening the bond with Families, Children, Teens, and Parents
CALL/TEXT NOW 215-317-3329
Who We Are
Our Promise To You
When a family member is struggling with depression, anxiety or a mental health issue it can be very scary. When looking for the right fit in a therapist on google or from a doctor or friends referral... the question is always... will this therapist be the right fit for your child or family member.
When you call or text our practice (text if urgent), Lynne Welsh, Joyce Cooney, or Ariel Virk will return your text or call within 24 hours. We will do an initial intake phone call and choose the right match for you or your family member. The right match is of utmost importance to us and if that person is not in our practice, we can make a direct referral with our collaborative practices in Doylestown, PA . We will ensure your first appointment is scheduled quickly and you are seen within a week. In addition to assigning a therapists, the parent we often assign a Parent Support Therapist.
We have partnered with P.S. Psychiatry, a concierge psychiatric practice with Dr. Mitchell Kho, Eileen Peirce, Psychiatric NP, and
Michael Bondner, Psychiatric NP. They see children, adolescents, young adults, and adults. They do ADHD assessments on the initial assessments.
We offer in person or online therapy. We are located at The Landmark Building in the heart of Doylestown borough.
Call or Text 215-317-3329
Are You Ready to Handle the Issues your Family is Dealing with?
Empty Nest Syndrome... Dropping our Kids at College...
You've just dropped your child at college... you drove away with feelings of excitement for your adolescent, along with being hit with intense feelings of loss that this era of your life is over. Your children are no longer living at home, they will visit and may come home for summers, but their time living at home has ended. Feelings of loss and grief can be overwhelming. As excited as you are for your child to launch into their new life, you also may have these mixed feelings. The first step is to recognize and work through these feelings, and then you can begin creating the life that you want and schedule what you haven't had the time to commit to.
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