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Phil Small, PhD

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Welcome to my page! You might be an excellent fit for my practice if you are currently navigating one of adulthood's many transitions, are experiencing chronic or acute anxiety or panic, or are affected by relationship issues, including family concerns. Throughout my training at top-tier programs, I have learned a range of evidence-based practices to help support individuals in their efforts to heal and grow. During my 12 years in practice, I have come to appreciate how critical these transition points in life can be. I take a collaborative, strength-based approach to creating a comfortable dynamic where we can speak freely, discuss difficulties, and work constructively to address a wide range of issues. Finding a good fit with a mental health provider is essential, but it can be daunting. I invite you to reach out to me for a free consultation to help decide if I might be a good fit for you. If you appreciate a warm, free-flowing approach to therapy, you will find this work with me more approachable than you might think.

About Phil's practice

Availability

Availability

Weekdays 9am - 5pm

Weekdays After 5pm

Weekdays Before 9am

Fee

Fee

$$$

Style

Style

Directive

Reflective

Method

Method

In-person available: No

Virtual available: Yes

Expertise

Expertise

Burnout

Young Adulthood

Family Dynamics

Life Transitions

Perfectionism

Depression

Anxiety

Self-Esteem

Insurance

Insurance

OON only

State

State

OR + 2 more

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Get to Know Phil

What is the best part of the work for you?

I love to involve humor and real, authentic interactions in this work.

Do you have experience (5-10 years+) working with any types of obstacles or people in particular?

Throughout my career, I have specialized in developmental transitions across the lifespan (i.e., marriage, starting a family, infertility, emerging adulthood, retirement).

From your perspective, what is therapy?

To me, therapy serves as a valuable space in which someone can freely discuss sensitive topics that can be difficult to navigate in isolation.