Who We Are.
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Dr. Sophie Foster Fink, PsyD (she/her)
Clinical Psycologist 
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I am a graduate of Tufts University and William James College (Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology). My training emphasized development across the lifespan and the exploration of the interaction between one's internal and external context. I have more than ten years of experience in a variety of settings including outpatient group practices, college counseling centers, acute inpatient, and partial programs. I have worked with a diverse clinical population and aim to provide culturally competent and person-centered therapy. My work integrates theory and practice from relational theory, feminist and queer theory, Internal Family Systems Therapy, EMDR, and Somatic approaches. I have completed the following post-graduate training and certifications:
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Dr. Kris Miraglia, PsyD, ME.d (they/she)
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I am a graduate of Widener’s Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology and Center for Human Sexuality Studies. I have five years of experience working with diverse populations including those struggling with trauma, identity conflicts, disordered eating, and those at a variety of developmental ages and stages. I specialize in providing mental healthcare to the transgender and the larger LGBTQIA+ community. I particularly enjoy working with preteens, adolescents, and young and emerging adults. I have training and experience working with individuals, couples, poly-relationship styles, and families and I employ an intersectional approach to practice wherein I center the complexity, context, strengths, and inherent knowing of the individual in order to guide the therapy process. I strive to work through a multicultural, trauma-informed, affirming lens. My work incorporates theory and practice from relational dynamic approaches, feminist/ multicultual theories, and queer theories. As a therapist, I believe in using an integrative approach where my clients are welcome to explore difficult or private subjects including self-image, trauma, relationships, and a variety of other topics.
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Dr. Jacob Glickman, Psy.D., M.Ed, M.A., LPC (He /Him)
Clinical Psychologist, Licensed Professional Counselor. 
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I am a graduate of Widener University (the Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology doctoral program) and La Salle University (the Counseling and Family Therapy master’s program). Currently, I am also completing a second doctorate at Widener’s Center for Human Sexuality Studies with a focus on studying the formation and dismantling of prejudice. As a queer, Middle Eastern, trans man, my identities inform my past decade of work as a feminist therapist with an interest in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). I specialize in providing mental healthcare for people who identify as transgender/non-binary/gender expansive, as well as the larger LGBTQIA+ communities and their families; additionally, I maintain an anti-racist, sex positive, kink positive, and poly-aware practice. Through an integrative approach, I help people of all ages co-construct an atmosphere in which they can share their stories, expand their relationships, and find their power in a way that aligns with their values. I also believe in the healing magic of art, music, gaming, fandom, pets, humor, and questioning everything, all of which I consider an important part of therapy.
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