Jonathan Metter

I believe that improving our quality of life is always possible. Making changes in our lives is often easier than we think. I work with my clients to gain a greater awareness of who they are, and what they need to feel more peace and satisfaction. My approach is based on understanding how our relationships, thoughts, and emotions affect our experiences. Through compassionate and mindful care, we can work together to join the insight and practical skills needed to thrive. Each person is unique, and that is why individualized care for each of my clients is so important to our work together. Whether you are seeking for yourself, or a loved one, I am here to help. - Jonathan Metter, MA, LMFT Bio Jonathan Metter is a psychotherapist and clinical supervisor providing in-person services to clients at his office in the Center for Psychological Service in Rosemont, PA, as well as online psychotherapy to clients residing in California, and online wellness and mindfulness coaching to clients living all over the world. Additionally, he remotely supervises psychotherapy interns at the Maple Counseling Center. Jonathan's work is based on a desire to foster a compassionate environment of healing for others, and help them experience greater satisfaction in their lives. Jonathan has worked in residential, intensive outpatient, community clinic, school, and private practice settings, providing psychotherapy to a variety of adolescent and adult populations . He was trained in psychodynamic psychotherapy at the prestigious Maple Counseling Center in Beverly Hills, CA. He is an EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) trained therapist, having received his training in this transformative modality through EMDR Founder Francine Shapiro’s EMDR Institute. Jonathan received additional training in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, directly from its founder Pat Ogden, PhD and founding trainer Kekuni Minton, PhD. This treatment modality enables him to help others increase their mind-body awareness, develop greater resources for emotional regulation, and process unresolved traumas. He has over 20 years of personal experience and training in mindfulness meditation, as well a degree in mindfulness-based Contemplative Psychology from Naropa University. Jonathan utilizes the present-moment oriented, non-judgmental principles and techniques of mindfulness to support the healing processes of his clients.