Celina Ticoll-Ramirez

I believe that we do not exist in silos. As relational beings, we are shaped by our past experiences, relationships, and the environments and systems within which we live. My therapeutic style is holistic and integrative, incorporating person-centered, strengths-based, narrative, parts work, and emotion-focused approaches. I practice as a gender-affirming and trauma-informed clinician. I am also a yoga instructor and incorporate principles of mind-body connection into the therapeutic journey. I graduated with a BA in Cultural Anthropology from Duke University and a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from George Washington University I am currently working toward licensure as a professional counselor in Pennsylvania. I enjoy working with adolescents and adults, and my specialty areas include depression, anxiety, eating disorders, body image concerns, issues of identity including gender identity, grief and loss, relationship issues, and chronic illness.