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Fishtown Wellness Center helps individuals and families create, cultivate, and sustain the life they want to live.

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Flexible appointments, offering day/evening/weekend sessions based on clinician availability
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1-267-764-1997

430 Belgrade St. Philadelphia, PA 19125

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Nakia Anderson

Who We Are And What We Do
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Nakia Anderson

MA, NCC, LPC

As a woman of color, and an ally to the LGBTQIA community, I pride myself on providing a welcoming, safe space where I will listen to you with compassion and non-judgment while challenging you to move forward. I work with adult-aged individuals and couples who are facing the desire to improve the quality of their lives.

I have worked with an array of people coping with communication issues, interpersonal challenges, anxiety, and depression. I use multicultural perspectives, along with CBT, DBT, and mindfulness techniques to promote change in how you view yourself and, the Gottman method to assist couples in reducing conflict.

My role is to aid you in exploring the symptoms or behaviors that are no longer useful to you and then to assess what changes may be possible. And, change is often possible.

Credentials, Training, Specialties

Credentials and Specializations

  • MA
  • NCC
  • LPC

Trainings

  • Gottman Method Couples Therapy: Level 1 and Level 2
  • Rogers Behavioral Health Training:
  • Diagnosis of borderline personality disorder in adolescence: When, why, and how to integrate into treatment
  • What to know about exposure therapy and medications for treating eating disorders: A practical primer
  • Mental Health Academy 2022 Suicide Prevention Summit Trainings:
    Competency-based and Interprofessional Approaches to Training Healthcare Professionals in Suicide Prevention
  • Clinical Work with Those Bereaved by Suicide
  • Faith Leaders – Essential Partners in Local and National Efforts to End Suicide
  • How Can We Use Technology to Improve Suicide Prevention?
  • Iikakiimaat: A Best Practice
  • It Takes a Village to Raise a Child…And a Child toTEACH a Village: The Lessons Learned from the Suicide of Jamal Clay
  • Lived Experience as a Bridge from Public Health Knowledge to Action
  • Post-traumatic Growth After Suicide Loss Across the Lifespan
  • Reducing Suicide Rates Among LGBT Youth of Color
  • Suicide Intervention with Older Adults: Clinical Implications Preliminary Results of a Partially Nested Randomized Control Trial Understanding
    and Preventing Suicide in Older Adulthood
  • Using Guided Discovery in Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy: Strengthening Hope, Purpose, and Worthwhileness
  • Youth Suicide Prevention: Connecting Dots Between Schools and Communities
  • National LGBT Health Education Center – The Fenway Institute Training:
  • Behavioral Health Care for Transgender Adults
  • Providing Mental Health Assessments for Gender Affirming Surgery Referral Letters
Commitment to Social Justice

My commitment to social justice means that I strive to attend to issues of power, privilege, and oppression faced by clients, while I recognize the implications of the intersectionality of individual clients. I work to encourage clients to be their whole selves, honoring multiple identities and lived experiences with a focus on their strengths and self-determination.