Aimee Senott, LCSW

Aimee Senott is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) licensed in Pennsylvania with 22 years of professional experience. She has spent more than a decade in private practice and has long experience addressing sexual-related concerns as well as relationship and intimacy issues.

Aimee works with people who are dealing with LGBT concerns, trauma and abuse, anger, and problems with intimacy. She also sees people who struggle with guilt, shame, forgiveness, and feelings of isolation or loneliness. Her experience includes work with sex-related employment and a range of sexual concerns that fall within and outside social norms.

Sessions are conversational and direct. Aimee uses everyday language and a sense of humor in sessions while keeping respect central to interactions. She says she expects clients to bring knowledge of their lives and strengths, and she helps apply those strengths to practical changes over time.

She notes that some people prefer a more formal therapeutic style and may not be a good match. People who want to explore relationship patterns, sexual concerns, long-standing shame, or the fallout from past abuse will find her practical focus useful. Treatment is described as work that takes time, courage, and effort, with the therapist helping clients plan and practice steps toward their goals.

For people considering starting, Aimee asks they be ready to reflect and to try new behaviors between sessions. Her approach favors clear conversation, steady effort, and using the client’s own skills to reduce isolation and mend relationship or intimacy problems.

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