Lauren Uyeji

Thank you for being here. I sincerely hope to support you and your treatment journey. I hold an MA in Psychology from Temple University and a BS in Psychology from the University of Washington, working from an academic foundation in clinical psychology and neuroscience. I began providing therapy and neuropsychological assessment services in 2014, working with the Philadelphia community. I practiced as a clinician for detained youth in Delaware and for incarcerated adults in Washington state. At present, I provide partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient program services within specialized women's and general adult treatment tracks at Penn Medicine Princeton House Behavioral Health sites. Additionally, I manage this virtual practice and serve as an in-person and virtual part-time clinician at the Princeton Psychotherapy Center. I am currently licensed in the states of Washington and New Jersey. Much of my clinical practice has aimed to target the following: -Depression -Anxiety -Panic -Trauma -Psychosis -Non-suicidal self-injury -Suicidal ideation Treatment offered is informed by the following orientations and approaches: -Cognitive Behavior Therapy -Dialectical Behavior Therapy -Unified Protocol -Trauma-informed care -Cognitive Processing Therapy -Prolonged Exposure Therapy -Motivational Interviewing -Mindfulness practice -Relaxation and biofeedback As a therapist, you can expect that I will be ethical, patient, empathic, present, and accepting. I welcome feedback about the therapeutic process and highly value collaboration. I value authenticity, as well as both effective and efficient care to help achieve personal goals. Wishing you all the best,