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Ray Fisher, LCSW

Staff Therapist, University City Office
215-382-6680 ext. 4274

Ray Fisher, LCSW Ray Fisher, LCSW, works with boys, adolescents, and adult males to help them navigate and overcome the difficult challenges they experience in their lives. He specializes in anger, trauma, depression, anxiety, parenting, communication, grief/loss, intimacy, intercultural/interracial relationships, LGBT, and infidelity.

Ray is skilled in working with adolescent and adult males in helping them to broaden their understanding of their emotions. He understands their struggle to find spaces where they can fully express themselves, and provides a safe and helpful place in which to feel, understand, and grow.

Ray believes that life is about relationships. Relationships with friends, loved ones, co-workers, and ourselves. He uses the therapeutic relationship to help teach his clients ways to function in those relationships that will bring greater acceptance, joy, peace, love, and success. Ray is committed to working with children, teens, and adults, as well as their families, as they learn strategies for functioning at their highest level.

With over 10 years of clinical experience, Ray’s therapy style is real, connected, and focused on helping clients reach their goals. He holds a Master’s degree from Smith College School for Social Work, and is a member of the National Association of Social Workers and the Pennsylvania Society for Clinical Social Workers. Ray was recently appointed to a position on the National Association of Social Workers Mental Health Specialty Practice Section Committee out of Washington DC.

Ray Fisher can be reached at 215-382-6680 ext. 4274 or by email at rfisher@councilforrelationships.org.

Media Engagements by Ray Fisher, LCSW:

  • VenusVision.com Interview
    Acknowledging Feelings in Your Children
    Ray Fisher, LCSW contributed to this article which offers an explanation for why children sometimes overreact to minor injuries or upsets. 11/5/09
  • NBC 10! Show - Snooping on Your Kids
    Ray Fisher, LCSW, talks about the issues with parents snooping on their kids. 4/14/09

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