Ronia Arabatlian

Ronia Arabatlian is a licensed clinical social worker, with over 20 years of experience, who offers virtual services to individuals throughout the state of Pennsylvania. She works with young adults/adults and families who aspire to live a life of vitality and freedom. Many of her clients come in feeling dissatisfied, overwhelmed, alone, and anxious due to unresolved grief/loss and trauma. Ronia is particularly passionate about serving women experiencing life transitions and mothers of children with special needs. She also has advanced training in areas of grief/loss, trauma, anxiety, depression, and adjustment disorder.

Ronia utilizes a psychodynamic, integrative, and holistic approach. She starts with establishing a therapeutic relationship in which clients can feel safe and comfortable to begin processing difficult feelings and emotions. She works with her clients to examine how past experiences influence current feelings, thoughts, and behaviors. In session, Ronia focuses on mind, body, and spirit connection, breath work, guided visualization, meditation, grounding techniques, and art. This approach supports clients to work though difficult emotions, understand behavior patterns, transform negative feelings, and feel more empowered.

Ronia's style is collaborative, compassionate, and non-judgmental. She works with her clients to build the therapeutic relationship and develop a plan of action to achieve the clients desired goal.

Ronia received her MSS from Bryn Mawr College. She has worked with domestic violence victims, neurodivergent children in a school setting and community mental health agency, and in the private agency sector. Outside of private practice, she enjoys outdoor activities, traveling, and having new experiences.