Jan Blumenthal

Jan Blumenthal, LPC, is a dedicated mental health professional who assists children, teens, and adults throughout Pennsylvania in navigating life’s emotional hurdles. Since beginning her practice in 2014, she has developed a deeply relational approach to care, offering individualized support for adolescents, adults, and seniors. Her clinical focus primarily addresses anxiety, depression, and trauma-related concerns, while also providing guidance for those managing grief, ADHD, and significant life transitions. By integrating evidence-based modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), EMDR, and mindfulness, Jan creates a supportive environment for clients to process their experiences and establish long-term coping strategies. She is particularly recognized for her creative and experiential therapeutic style, frequently utilizing play therapy and sand tray techniques to help younger clients express complex emotions in developmentally appropriate ways. Jan also has extensive experience supporting families and individuals involved in adoption or foster care, as well as those navigating concerns related to the autism spectrum. A major focus of Jan’s clinical practice is providing structured, compassionate support for individuals recently discharged from psychiatric hospitals or those dealing with active legal matters. Recognizing the uncertainty and vulnerability these transitions bring, she emphasizes emotional safety and collaborative goal setting to help clients rebuild their confidence and regain stability. Outside of her professional work, Jan enjoys engaging in creative and active pursuits like pottery and playing pickleball.