“Art washes from the soul the dust of everyday life.”

Pablo picasso

GRIEF/LOSS Groups Forming Now:
Please join us in a warm, supportive space where we will share stories of those who are no longer here, as we remember and honor them. Together, we face the pain and support one another. As a therapist specializing in grief and art, Gail’s bereavement groups offer a unique combination of talking and making art. No previous art experience is necessary. This gentle healing process allows group members to identify their strengths as well as transform their grief into emotional growth. Prefer to meet one on one? These same creative tools and counseling can be utilized in individual sessions.

Gail is a psychotherapist specializing in grief & loss, transitions, eating disorders and family therapy. She takes a unique approach to her therapy by incorporating creative art prompts and her passion for painting. For Gail, therapy is like creating a painting. As a story unfolds, textures and colors appear and a new, exhilarating vision emerges.

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p: 215-343-3923
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Private Office
Warrington, PA 18976
By Appointment Only

Counseling Services

Family Therapy

As Bob Seger sings, “What to leave in, what to leave out”. Together, with your family, we paint a picture exploring and discovering new possibilities.

Individual & group Therapy

It takes great courage to search within. I work successfully with children, adolescents, adults and families, gently guiding the therapeutic process.

Eating Disorder Therapy

After assessing an individual’s needs, I collaborate with medical professionals, a nutritionist and the whole family to resolve an eating disorder.

Grief & Loss Therapy

We unpack sad feelings and repair shattered dreams in a comfortable, safe space. Together we will discover renewed purpose and vision for the future.

Testimonials

April 3, 1997

"Thank you for everything, recent and in the past. You’ll never know the difference you’ve made in my life.
Love, Paula"

November 6, 1998

"This is a long overdue note of thanks. We cannot begin to express the depth of our gratitude for your efforts in restoring Cathy to wholeness. Her spirit has been reborn. She faces challenges with a renewed sense of purpose and determination. It is wonderful to have her back! Thank you so much for everything you did.
Most Sincerely, Nancy and Bill"

January 2, 2005

"Words are inadequate to thank you for all you’ve done to help Katie regain her health and her and us a Happy New Year! Thanks again for putting together a great team; your help and guidance has been priceless.
Karen"

April 13, 2015

"Just wanted you to know how valuable one session has been with you. I did not realize how helpful it would be to talk with you about my losses and how to best move forward.
Stephanie"

About Gail

Gail has been a private practitioner in Bucks County for the past 26 years. In 2015 she became a Certified Grief Support Practitioner.After receiving a Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology from West Chester University in 1986, she began clinical work at The Renfrew Center, Inc., the renowned eating disorder facility, where she remained for 18 years. Her undergraduate education was at Temple University’s Tyler School Of Art, where Gail majored in Painting and Art Education.

Gail served as an eating disorder consultant in Laurie Halse Anderson’s New York Times best-selling book, Wintergirls.

After experiencing a number of significant losses including her husband in 2008, Gail is happily married again and so is also known as Gail Simon Darlington.