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We provide LGBTQ+ adolescents, adults, couples, and families with quality therapy in a safe and empathetic environment.
1221 Locust Street, 2nd Fl, Philadelphia, PA
(267) 225-3905
info@emergewellnessphilly.com
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We are an LGBTQ owned and operated private therapy practice located in Center City, Philadelphia. Founded in 2013, our is to provide LGBTQ+ adolescents, adults, couples, and families with quality therapy in a safe and empathetic environment. All of our therapists identify as community members or strong allies and are competent in areas of concern to this community.

PLEASE NOTE: We do not accept insurance. Please fill out a contact form for rates and to determine if you qualify for our sliding scale.

Adult Services

Individual & Couples Counseling
We offer individual and couples therapy for adults to heal from the past, improve the present, work towards a healthier future, increase feelings of self-worth and to enhance interpersonal relationships.
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Adolescent Services

Play, Individual & Family Therapy

Our therapists are trained in working with adolescents on a variety of psychological, emotional, and behavioral topics including those related to gender identity and sexual orientation.

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Distance Counseling

By Phone or Video Chat

If you live outside the Philadelphia area or simply have too busy a schedule to take time out to travel to and from our office, we offer sessions by both phone and video chat. Please note that you must reside in PA to qualify.

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Our Difference

LGBTQ Owned & Operated

We are an LGBTQ business. As such, the majority of our practitioners and employees identify as community members. Those who do not are long-time allies and friends to the LGBT+ community.

Our beautiful space is welcoming to all identities.

We love our home at Emerge Wellness. In addition to being incredibly beautiful and serene, we welcome all sexual and gender identities with no judgment.

Our therapists believe in continued education.

All of our therapists engage perpetually in the process of learning about the human psyche as well as the specific needs and concerns of the LGBTQ+ community.