Dana Vitrano, PsyD

 

Languages spoken: English

Deciding to slow down and reconnect with yourself and those around you can be a difficult task in this fast-paced world. Dana (she/her/hers) offers a supportive and compassionate space for you to re-attune to your needs and foster your relationships. On the journey, you are likely to develop a deeper understanding of yourself and learn strategies to manage anxiety, depression, and life’s daily stressors. 

Dana works primarily with adolescents and adults. Her work often focuses on exploring relational dynamics and developing insight into underlying issues. Her expertise includes working with the LGBTQIA+ community, identity development, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, and trauma. She also has a passion for helping folks reconnect with nature as a way to tend to mental wellbeing.

Dana also has a speciality in ecotherapy, which is the practice of connecting with nature to support mental health. Please check out rootedecotherapy.com to learn more, or visit stan.store/rootedecotherapy to check out Dana’s self-guided introduction to ecotherapy

Life doesn’t make any sense without interdependence. We need each other, and the sooner we learn that, the better for us all.

-Erik Erikson

Out of Pocket Price

  $175 per 50 minute session

 

 

 Insurances Accepted

 Aetna

 Licensed to Practice In:

Pennsylvania

Issues that I Commonly Treat

 

Identity development

Anxiety

Depression

Relationship issues

Trauma

Specializes in working with LGBTQIA+ community

 

 

What services do you provide?

I provide a variety of services, including individual therapy, family therapy, and relationship therapy. I work with adolescents as well as adults.  

How do you incorporate nature into your work?

Being outside and in natural spaces helps calm the mind and reduce feelings of depression and anxiety. In our fast-paced world filled with technology and endless demands, making time to reconnect with the natural world is ever-important. I support folks in rebuilding their relationship with the outdoors and find ways to create daily connections to nature, such as tending for a plant, going for a walk outside, or even sitting by a window.

How long will I be in therapy?

Many factors can determine how long a person can benefit from therapy, but ultimately you have the choice to decide how long you are in therapy and when you are done. For some folks, that means a couple weeks, and for others it could mean a year or more.

What if I feel uncomfortable?
It is normal and expected to experience some feelings of discomfort in therapy. As we know, growth happens when we slowly and gently stretch our comfort zone. However, if the discomfort ever feels unmanageable, this is the time to share your feelings with me. Together, we can adjust our work to better meet your needs. 

Get In Touch

Call

(609)-225-9641
Ext 5

Address

101 E Main St, Ste 203, Moorestown, NJ 08057

401 S 2nd St, Ste 401, Philadelphia PA 19147

Hours

By Appointment Only