Psychotherapy
For adults, families, children, and couples. In-person sessions at the Uniontown and Pittsburgh offices — individual, couples, and family work.
Psychotherapy in person and online, plus specific approaches grounded in research: CBT, mindfulness, EFT, biofeedback, mental training for athletes, and speaking engagements on the brain-body connection.
For adults, families, children, and couples. In-person sessions at the Uniontown and Pittsburgh offices — individual, couples, and family work.
Online sessions in Dr. Molchan's virtual office, for clients in Pennsylvania who can't make it to the in-person office or prefer to meet from home.
Examining the connection between thoughts, feelings, and behavior to support healthy changes. Used where it fits, alongside other approaches.
The practice of being in the present moment, with awareness and without judgment. Drawn from Dr. Molchan's training in MBCT and mindfulness interventions.
The American Psychological Association endorses EFT interventions for stress and trauma. EFT is an authorized treatment for PTSD and has demonstrated benefits for anxiety, depression, physical pain, and insomnia. The technique combines cognitive behavioral therapy with tapping on acupressure points to resolve physical and emotional issues.
A stressed heart rate is more erratic; a calm and grateful heart is in a state of heart coherence. Learn to change your HRV through biofeedback to improve mood, focus, and manage stress.
Tools of visualization, imagery, HRV biofeedback, self-talk, and goal setting to improve sports performance. Dr. Molchan has presented mental-performance work to athletes at Westminster College and Moravian College.
Dr. Molchan presents to schools and parent groups, teaching about the link between exercise and neuroscience. In a lively, hands-on presentation, Deborah inspires the audience to move their body to change their mood and improve their focus.
The practice has two offices — Uniontown and Pittsburgh — for in-person sessions, plus a virtual office for telehealth clients in Pennsylvania. Speaking engagements are scheduled separately; contact the office for availability.
Intake happens by phone. The first call is a short conversation to figure out fit before the first appointment is scheduled.