Caryn Boisselle, LMFT
Personal Statement
My approach to therapy is systemically oriented. Whether working with individuals, couples or families I always work to examine all aspects of the systems involved in order to truly understand a person's foundation. Once clients and I have thoroughly examined and built an understanding of their foundation, I then see my work as helping clients build the life they want for themselves from a very realistic and honest starting point.
I earned my Master's Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at Drexel University and became a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in 2018. Earlier in my career, I worked in various community mental health settings and have worked in private practice since 2018.
Qualifications
PA Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist: MF000978
AAMFT Clinical Fellow
Drexel University
Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy
Temple University
Bachelors with a double-major in Psychology and Jewish Studies
Client Focus
Pre-teens (10-13 y/o)
Adolescents (14-18 y/o)
Adults (18+)
Couples
Families
Specialties
Anger/Aggression
Anxiety
Blended Families
Boundary Setting
Chronic Illness
Co-parenting
Infertility
LGBTQIA+ Affirming
Neurodiversity in adulthood
Parenting
Postpartum Concerns
Pregnancy and Infant Loss
Relational Discord
Self esteem
Sexuality
Trauma
Treatment Approach
M My approach to treatment varies as much as my clients do and what their goals for treatment are. I am comfortable with and pull from family therapy treatment models such as, attachment-based, solution focused, and structural. The model of treatment that I use most frequently is Internal Family Systems.