Marquita Bolden, LCSW

Do you find yourself startling awake at night, haunted by memories you can't shake? Maybe you're exhausted from carrying the weight of past trauma, feeling stuck in patterns of fear or anger that affect your relationships. If racial discrimination or gender-based harassment has left invisible wounds that others don't understand, you're not alone – and there is hope for healing. As a trauma therapist with 19 years of experience, I provide a secure sanctuary where adults can break free from trauma's grip. Using evidence-based approaches like EMDR therapy and Internal Family Systems (IFS), combined with a feminist, anti-racist lens, I help clients calm their nervous system, process painful memories, and rebuild a sense of safety. I understand that trauma doesn't happen in a vacuum, and I specialize in addressing the unique impacts of racial and gender-based trauma. What makes my approach unique is the genuine connection I build with each client. At Mosaic Bloom Counseling, you'll find a space where you feel truly safe, seen, and affirmed. Together, we'll move at your pace, transforming fragmented experiences into a meaningful whole that honors your strength and resilience.

Mosaic Bloom Counseling offers both virtual and in-office therapy sessions, providing flexibility to meet your needs. I am licensed to serve clients across multiple regions: in-person and virtual sessions in Pennsylvania, and virtual sessions for residents of Delaware, New Jersey, and Idaho. This multi-state licensure allows me to provide accessible, high-quality mental health care that transcends geographical boundaries. I specialize in individual therapy for adults, with expertise in trauma-focused approaches including EMDR, CBT, and Internal Family Systems (IFS). As a certified EMDR therapist through EMDRIA and Level 1 IFS-trained practitioner, I offer these powerful therapeutic tools to help process and heal from traumatic experiences. Sessions are 50 minutes in length, providing focused time for your healing journey. In addition to individual therapy, I serve as a clinical supervisor for social workers working toward their clinical licensure in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. This supervisory role reflects my commitment to nurturing the next generation of trauma-informed, culturally competent mental health professionals. My practice operates through a feminist, anti-racist lens that celebrates the diversity of human experience. Whether you're seeking support for processing childhood trauma, navigating racial or gender-based trauma, or working through other challenging life experiences, I am here to provide skilled, compassionate care in a space where your identity is not just accepted, but celebrated.