Therapy for overwhelmed, high-achieving women on the Main Line
You are holding a demanding career, a household, and everyone else's needs — and doing it on no reserve. Our 50-minute therapy sessions and expert psychopharmacological care are unhurried, intentional, thoughtful, and personalized to the life you are actually living. In person in Bryn Mawr, or virtually throughout Pennsylvania and greater New York State.
What we most often treat
Burnout and depletion
Exhaustion, cynicism, and dread that a vacation no longer fixes.
Anxiety and over-functioning
Perfectionism, over-preparation, and an inability to stop working.
High-functioning depression
Flat, joyless, and still delivering — often missed by brief appointments.
Perinatal and postpartum mood
Pregnancy, fertility treatment, and postpartum changes handled with medication-safety care.
Life transitions
Promotions, divorce, caregiving for parents, and children leaving home.
ADHD recognized late
Women whose attention and organization difficulties were missed for decades.
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
Why patients choose this practice
- 1
Appointments long enough to matter
90-minute psychiatric intakes, 30-minute follow-ups, 50-minute therapy sessions.
- 2
Therapy and psychiatry in one place
No hunting for a prescriber who will talk to your therapist — they already do.
- 3
Pillars before pathology
Sleep, movement, nutrition, and relationships are treated as clinical variables, not afterthoughts.
- 4
Continuity of care
You are not rotated between clinicians; you build a relationship with yours.
Frequently asked questions
I am functioning fine at work. Do I still need therapy?+
Functioning is not the same as being well. Many of the women we see are performing at a high level while running on depletion, resentment, and 4 a.m. worry. Therapy is appropriate long before things fall apart.
Is this burnout or depression?+
They overlap and are often confused. Burnout is tied to demand and recovery; depression persists even when the demand lifts. Part of the evaluation is telling them apart, because the treatment differs.
How long are sessions and how often?+
Therapy sessions are 50 minutes, typically weekly at the start. Psychiatric intakes are 90 minutes with 30-minute follow-ups — deliberately longer than a standard med check.
Do you treat perinatal and postpartum mood changes?+
Yes — pregnancy, postpartum, fertility treatment, and the identity shifts around them, with careful attention to medication safety and lactation questions.
Can I be seen outside of work hours or virtually?+
We offer virtual care throughout Pennsylvania, and Dr. Khorram is licensed in New York for virtual psychiatric care. Scheduling flexibility is one of the reasons our patients stay in treatment.
Will therapy make me less driven?+
No. The goal is to keep the ambition and remove the parts of it that are costing you sleep, health, and relationships — perfectionism, over-functioning, and difficulty stopping.
Take the first step
Send a short note and our clinical coordinator will walk you through next steps.
Start the process