Treatments.
Our Treatments.
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Individual Therapy
50 mins | $210 - $310
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Psychiatry
20 mins | $210
50 mins | $310
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Couples Therapy
50 mins | $210
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Diagnosis & Consultation
50 mins | $310
75 mins | $410
Individual Therapy.
The therapists at Market Street Psychotherapy believe that the present is inextricably linked to the past. While the circumstances of the current moment certainly influence how you feel and thus deserve attention, we believe that past experiences and relationships play an outsized role in how you respond to what is in front of you in the present. If the present is the “tip of the iceberg”, the past is the much larger part of the iceberg “below the surface”.
Focusing only the stressors and feelings in the present moment will not affect significant, lasting change. Understanding the reasons and contexts of why you engage in a particular behavior or feel a certain way is essential for real change and growth.
This approach will not only ease your current distress and shift your problematic behavior, it also affords you the opportunity for more. Our therapists prioritize going deeper than your current symptoms to facilitate increased self-understanding, a cohesive and consistent sense of self, more fulfilling relationships, more emotional capacity, and a greater sense of meaning in your life.
At Market Street Psychotherapy, our providers emphasize depth-oriented psychotherapies in order to achieve those results. We have training in other theoretical orientations (e.g., CBT, DBT, mindfulness), but primarily utilize psychodynamic theory - a research-based approach - because it facilitates the greatest and longest-lasting change.
Please be aware that therapists at Market Street Psychotherapy work with individuals 16 years and older. Additionally, the psychiatrists at Market Street Psychotherapy provide psychotherapy, with or without concurrent medication management.
Psychiatry.
Our approach to psychiatry and the treatment of mental health issues with medications takes inspiration from the same whole-person approach that motivates our psychotherapy. We believe that focusing solely on an individual’s symptoms without a significant understanding of who that person is, where they come from, what their life looks like, and what matters to them will often lead to ineffective treatment. The unique story and mind of each person means that effective treatment requires a genuine understanding and appreciation of the person seeking assistance, not just awareness of the symptoms for which he or she seeks help.
That philosophy guides our model of extended initial evaluations and defaulting to 50 minute appointments for medication management. Market Street Psychotherapy will only offer the industry-standard 20 minute medication management appointment if there is a well-established relationship between the psychiatrist and patient and both the life circumstances of treatment of the patient are smooth and stable.
Our psychiatrist is trained as a psychiatrist, psychotherapist, and psychoanalyst. This allows Market Street Psychotherapy to integrate the biologic, psychologic, and relational aspects of your mental health, increasing the likelihood of meeting your treatment goals.
Couples Therapy.
Couples therapy is a specialized form of psychotherapy designed to assist clients in navigating and overcoming challenges within their relationship. At Market Street Psychotherapy, our therapists work with diverse relationship structures and take pride in integrating varied frameworks such as attachment theory, systems theory, psychodynamic, and emotionally-focused therapy to provide comprehensive and individualized support for couples.
Our approach is informed by a recognition that each member of the couple brings their own individual way of relating to others and their own unique experiences into their partnerships. By exploring these patterns, couples gain insight into the underlying dynamics that shape their interactions. Whether it’s recognizing attachment styles, family-of-origin influences, or habitual responses to stress, understanding these patterns empowers couples to make positive changes.
One common goal within couples therapy is to enhance communication within the relationship. Conflict in relationships often stems from miscommunication and misunderstanding between partners based upon automatic assumptions and behaviors that operate outside of our individual awareness. Our therapists work with couples to identify and understand ineffective communication within their relationship and hone the skills to ensure each partner feels heard, validated, and understood. This fosters a dynamic of openness and mutual respect, laying the foundation for greater connection within the relationship.
At Market Street Psychotherapy, we prioritize creating a safe and confidential space where partners can explore their emotions, vulnerabilities, and fears without judgment. By fostering a secure emotional bond, partners are better equipped to navigate challenges together, creating a more supportive and resilient relationship. Whether facing life stressors or proactively strengthening their bond, couples therapy provides a supportive and transformative space for couples to grow together.
Diagnosis and Consultation.
If you are interested in meeting with a psychiatrist for evaluation of your diagnosis and current treatment, but would prefer to not take part in ongoing treatment, you can attend a few appointments in a short period of time, Market Street Psychotherapy offers psychiatric consultation.
After meeting with a Market Street Psychotherapy psychiatrist a few times (usually 2-4 appointments), the provider will offer you their diagnostic impressions and treatment recommendations. Those recommendations will then be sent to your primary care provider. Our preference is to provide ongoing treatment, as it allows for more nimble and timely adjustments of medications so that you are not under-medicated, over-medicated, or left unattended should you need more intensive care.
Please be aware that Market Street Psychotherapy does not conduct legal evaluations for situations such as disability, immigration, parenting, or forensics.