About
The Center for Healthier Relationships, Individuals, & Sexualities (CHRIS) is a network of inclusive therapists accepting new clients for diverse populations, particularly LGBT+ individuals. They offer various therapy services, including couples, family, and individual therapy, to help clients process challenges related to family concerns, trauma, depression, anxiety, social struggles, men's issues, and sexuality concerns. Their team of therapists provides LGBTQ affirmative therapy, sex therapy, male affirmative therapy, and therapy for issues such as depression, anxiety, ADHD, ASD, and personality disorders. CHRIS welcomes individuals, couples, and families to find better ways to manage life stresses, transitions, family dynamics, mental health diagnoses, relationship issues, and sexuality concerns. Their therapists work with clients to set goals and progress through the therapeutic process, often requiring changes as one progresses. CHRIS is located at 100 S. Broad Street in Philadelphia, PA, and can be reached at 484-469-8705 or via email at cwilson@centerforhealthierrelationships.com.
Insurance & payment
CHRIS is an Out-of-Network provider. Contact the practice directly to confirm insurance details.
- Out of network
Listed fee: $225 per session. Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Couples Therapy
Helping couples navigate relationship challenges.
Individual Therapy
Helping individuals process interpersonal and intrapersonal challenges.
Family Therapy
Helping family members learn to work together and support one another.
Group Therapy
Therapy tailored to help clients feel not alone by taking to others who can relate to their struggles while having a skilled facilitator provide inquiry and insight.
LGBTQ Therapy
Affirmative therapy conducted with the knowledge of what it is like to face challenges as part of one's identity or simply being supported for other issues while having an LGBTQ identity without fear of judgment.
Sex Therapy
Helps couples manage intimacy concerns, work through sexual dysfunctions, and process issues related to gender and sexual orientation.