Bryn Mawr & the Main Line · In person & virtual across Pennsylvania

Therapy & Counseling

Unhurried, intentional, thoughtful, personalized care for adolescents 16+ and adults. From anxiety and burnout to relationships and major life changes, our therapists make room for the person behind the symptoms—not just the problem that brought you here.

$180 individual · $215 couples & family · 50-minute sessions

Private-pay · Superbills available for potential out-of-network reimbursement

Therapy space at Bryn Mawr Mental Health and Wellness
What you get

Here is exactly what to expect

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Appointments within two weeks

New patients are generally seen within two weeks. Once your intake form is complete, scheduling options are sent to you within 48 hours.

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Intensive sessions when you want them

Fifty unhurried minutes with the same therapist. When you need focused, deeper work, ask about intensive therapy, including multiple sessions in a single day.

03

Care coordinated with medication

When medication is part of your treatment, your therapist and Dr. Khorram coordinate within the same practice so nothing falls between the cracks. You can also begin with therapy alone.

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Discretion as standard

A deliberately small, private-pay practice. Your care is confidential, records are never shared without your written consent, and appointments are scheduled one at a time.

Individual therapy

Space to understand yourself more deeply

We help with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, burnout, relationship patterns, and life transitions. Your therapist draws on psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, acceptance-based, and trauma-informed approaches according to your needs.

You do not have to be in crisis to begin. Many patients are accomplished and capable, while privately feeling depleted, stuck, or disconnected.

Couples & family therapy

Care for the relationships that matter

Tracy van der Zwan provides Gottman-informed couples therapy and family therapy grounded in her family-systems background. Her work supports communication, conflict repair, trust, and family transitions.

Angela Greene, LCSW, therapist

Meet Angela Greene, LCSW

Accepting new patients

Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)

Master of Social Work, Bryn Mawr College Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research · Child and Adult Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Training Programs, Philadelphia Psychoanalytic Center · 20+ years in practice

Angela works with high-functioning women who are capable on the outside and quietly running on empty. Her work is anchored in psychodynamic psychotherapy, looking beneath the surface at the patterns that keep repeating.

  • Psychodynamic psychotherapy for lasting change, not just symptom relief
  • Intensive therapy, including multiple sessions in a single day when you want focused, deeper work
  • Life transitions for mothers: new motherhood, returning to work, teenagers, and the empty nest
  • Support for older adults and their families through aging, loss, and changing roles

$180 per 50-minute session · Evening & virtual openings · Superbills provided for out-of-network reimbursement

More focused work with Angela

Intensive psychodynamic psychotherapy

Angela can provide more intensive psychotherapy, including multiple sessions in a day. Psychodynamic work explores the emotional and relationship patterns beneath recurring difficulties, with time for a deeper conversation.

The pace and schedule are discussed with Angela based on your needs. This is psychotherapy, not the 5-day TMS program; there is no fixed treatment course or promised outcome.

Ask Angela about intensive therapy
Tracy van der Zwan, LCSW, MBA, therapist

Meet Tracy van der Zwan, LCSW, MBA

Accepting new patients

Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)

Master of Social Service, Bryn Mawr College Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research · MBA, Queen’s University (Ontario) · Supervises graduate counseling students

Tracy is a couples and family therapist whose work is Gottman-informed. She helps partners and families communicate, repair conflict, and steady themselves through change.

  • Gottman-informed couples therapy for conflict, trust, and closeness
  • Family therapy grounded in her family-systems background
  • Separation, co-parenting, and blended-family transitions
  • Calm, confidential support for every member of the family

$180 individual · $215 couples & family · 50-minute sessions · Superbills provided for out-of-network reimbursement

Katie Chockley, LSW, MPH, therapist

Meet Katie Chockley, LSW, MPH

Accepting new patients

Licensed Social Worker (LSW), MPH

Master of Social Service, Bryn Mawr College · Master of Public Health, University of Pennsylvania · Yale University, cum laude

Katie brings curiosity, warmth, and respect for each person’s lived experience to therapy. Informed by psychodynamic theory, she integrates cognitive-behavioral and somatic techniques, with careful attention to pacing trauma work and creating an affirming space.

  • EMDR and trauma-informed therapy, including support for survivors of sexual trauma and relationship violence
  • LGBTQ+ affirming care and space to explore sexuality and gender identity
  • Support for anxiety, depression, young adults, and college students
  • Master of Social Service from Bryn Mawr College, MPH from the University of Pennsylvania, and Yale graduate

$180 per 50-minute session · Evening & virtual openings · Superbills provided for out-of-network reimbursement

Mandy Schaller, LCSW, therapist

Meet Mandy Schaller, LCSW

Accepting new patients

Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)

Master of Social Work, Virginia Commonwealth University · B.S. Psychology, James Madison University · 20 years in practice

Mandy has 20 years of experience helping people understand the connections between their emotional lives, health, and relationships. Her whole-person approach draws on family systems and supports change at a pace shaped around each client’s goals.

  • Individual therapy for anxiety, depression, trauma, and eating disorders
  • Support for college students and young adults navigating independence and life transitions
  • Attention to learned family roles, daily habits, and the patterns that shape relationships
  • MSW from Virginia Commonwealth University and five years of experience working on Temple University’s campus

$180 per 50-minute session · Evening & virtual openings · Superbills provided for out-of-network reimbursement

Find care for what you’re going through

Therapy and psychiatric care under one roof

When medication care is helpful, your therapist can coordinate with Dr. Raena Khorram, our founder and medical director. You can also begin with therapy alone.

Dr. Khorram also practices psychotherapy, but her therapy schedule is currently full. Our licensed therapists are accepting new patients.

Frequently asked questions

How are therapists matched to patients at Bryn Mawr Mental Health and Wellness?

Our care coordinator starts with a short intake conversation to understand your goals, preferences, and clinical needs, then pairs you with the therapist whose training and style fit best. If the fit isn't right, we rematch — no friction.

Do you offer virtual therapy across Pennsylvania?

Yes. All of our therapists are licensed in Pennsylvania and offer secure telehealth sessions, along with in-person appointments in Bryn Mawr.

How often should I attend therapy sessions?

Most patients begin weekly, with the pace set collaboratively. Angela Greene also offers intensive psychodynamic psychotherapy, including multiple sessions in a day, with the schedule discussed individually.

How do I find a therapist near me in Bryn Mawr or on the Main Line?

Start the process through our contact form and our coordinator will send practice information and an intake form, then pair you with a therapist whose training fits what you're working on. Our office is in Bryn Mawr, PA, minutes from Villanova, Haverford, Ardmore, Wayne, and Radnor, with virtual sessions available across Pennsylvania.

Do you offer therapy for anxiety and depression specifically?

Yes. Anxiety and depression are the two most common reasons patients come to us. Treatment typically combines CBT or ACT skills with deeper work on the patterns maintaining the symptoms, and — when helpful — coordinated medication management or accelerated TMS for depression that hasn't responded to prior treatment.

How much do therapy sessions cost and do you take insurance?

Individual therapy with our licensed therapists is $180 per 50-minute session. Couples and family therapy with Tracy is $215 per 50-minute session. We do not accept insurance, but provide superbills for potential out-of-network reimbursement; coverage depends on your plan. Discuss the schedule and fees for intensive work with us before beginning.

Can I book psychotherapy with Dr. Raena Khorram?

Dr. Khorram practices psychotherapy, but her therapy schedule is currently full. Angela, Tracy, Katie, and Mandy are accepting new therapy patients. Medication care can be coordinated with Dr. Khorram when helpful.

Ready to talk to someone?

Tell us what you’re looking for and choose a preferred therapist, or leave it open and we’ll help you find a fit. You’ll receive our welcome letter with practice information and the secure intake form.

Start the process