Laura McCorry, LCSW

Session fee: $175 for 50 minute session.

PA license number: CW023934

NJ license number: 44SC06557700

You didn’t expect to be here.
Life changed in a moment, and now you’re trying to survive something that feels impossible to carry.

If you’ve lost someone—whether suddenly, traumatically, or in a way that still doesn’t make sense—you may feel disconnected from the world you used to know. You might be exhausted, anxious, numb, overwhelmed, or stuck in memories you can’t escape. You may be getting advice from everyone about how you “should” be grieving, even though none of it fits what you’re actually feeling.

This is where our work together begins.

I specialize in supporting adults who are living in the aftermath of loss—both death-related and life-altering losses—especially sudden and unexpected grief. In therapy, you don’t have to explain, minimize, or clean up what you’re going through. You get to show up exactly as you are.

Our work is tailored to you. I use an eclectic, trauma-informed approach that may include EMDR to help reprocess painful memories and experiences, along with psychodynamic therapy to understand how your past and your relationships shape how you’re grieving now. I also draw from ACT and DBT to help you build ways to soothe intense emotions, reduce anxiety, and slowly move toward a life that feels meaningful again—even if right now that just means a life that feels survivable.

I’m an interactive, relational therapist, which means we’ll pay attention to what shows up between us in the therapy room, and how it connects to what’s happening in your life outside of it. You don’t have to do this alone or in silence.

I created this practice because I know what it’s like to lose a partner unexpectedly and feel unmoored from everything that once felt safe. I can’t take away your grief—but I can sit with you in it, help you make sense of what you’re experiencing, and support you as you learn how to carry what has happened.

Grief lasts as long as love lasts. Let’s find a way to carry it together.