Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
I am a licensed clinical social worker in Pennsylvania with over 40 years of direct clinical practice and 29 years as a faculty member and administrator in an academic setting. I have provided psychotherapy to varied ethnic groups and diverse populations with different challenges. I have experience in the addictions field, providing both inpatient and outpatient treatment. I have interest and experience in working with males across the lifecycle, assisting males with life transitions and developing strategies for managing anger and communicating more effectively. I have provided training on working with males and I am on the Board of a Men’s Center. I have developed skills in working with couples and blended families. A significant part of my practice is working with men and women who experience symptoms of depression and anxiety along with work related stress and difficulties.
I utilize a Brief Treatment Model incorporating Cognitive and Psychodynamic theory. My approach is trauma informed, and strengths based with a solution focused and motivational interviewing style. I focus on developing more effective decision-making skills and coping strategies for addressing life challenges.
I take a holistic approach to client’s issues with a warm, compassionate, and non-judgmental style. I am supportive and will challenge you as you establish goals and make changes. I welcome the opportunity to be a part of your journey.
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Trevor Evans is a licensed clinical social worker in Pennsylvania with 44 years of direct clinical practice and 29 years serving as a faculty member and administrator in academic settings. He has provided psychotherapy to a wide range of ethnic groups and diverse populations, and he brings extensive experience from both inpatient and outpatient work in the addictions field.
Trevor has a particular interest in working with males across the life span, helping men navigate life transitions, manage anger, and improve communication. He has provided training on working with men and serves on the board of a Men’s Center. His work also includes counseling couples and blended families, along with assisting men and women who experience symptoms of depression and anxiety and who face work-related stress and challenges.
His clinical approach uses a Brief Treatment Model that incorporates cognitive and psychodynamic theories. Trevor practices from a trauma-informed, strengths-based perspective and employs solution-focused techniques and motivational interviewing to support change. He emphasizes building better decision-making skills and practical coping strategies for life’s difficulties.
Trevor takes a holistic approach to concerns, responding with warmth, compassion, and a non-judgmental stance. He offers support while also challenging clients as they set goals and implement changes, and he welcomes the opportunity to be part of each person’s path forward.
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