Telehealth Therapy · Pennsylvania

Therapy with Flor, across Pennsylvania.

Bilingual telehealth therapy available statewide — Philly to Pittsburgh, the Lehigh Valley to the Northern Tier — for adults carrying the long, plainspoken weight that doesn't ask to be named.

Cities we serve

Philadelphia

For Philly adults navigating the long working-class weight of family, work, and the kind of grief the rowhouse, the parish, and the group chat all expect you to be done with already.

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Pittsburgh

Grounded bilingual therapy for adults across Pittsburgh's neighborhoods — for the long quiet transitions, second careers, and the work of letting go of who you used to have to be.

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Allentown

For Lehigh Valley adults, especially first-generation Latino families and working-class households, doing the honest work of identity, family loyalty, and inherited expectation.

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What therapy in Pennsylvania looks like with me

Telehealth means anywhere in PA. Clients meet from Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Allentown, Erie, Harrisburg, Lancaster, Reading, Scranton, Bethlehem, State College, and the small towns and quiet counties in between. The only requirements are a private space and a stable connection.

Sessions are available in English and Spanish — including the bilingual back-and-forth where a feeling needs the language it actually lives in. The PA client base is wide: working professionals, healthcare workers, teachers, first-generation Latino adults across the Lehigh Valley and North Philly, and adults in the smaller communities navigating loss and slow transition.

The standard rate is $175 per 50-minute session, with a small number of sliding-scale spots reserved for PA residents for whom the standard rate is a barrier. Free 15-minute consultations are available.

Serving the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

$175 per 50-min session·Sliding scale available·Bilingual EN/ES

What we work on together

Therapy specialties.

Questions

Common questions.

Pennsylvania Telehealth

Beginning the work starts with a conversation.

Free 15-minute consultation. No pressure to commit, on the call or after.