Talia Higgins is a marriage and family therapist originally from Haddonfield, NJ. She earned her bachelor’s degree in women’s and gender studies, with a concentration in health and sexuality, at Towson University. She then went on to earn her master’s degree in marriage and family therapy, with a concentration in medical family therapy, at Thomas Jefferson University.

During her time at Jefferson, Talia completed her practicum at Council for Relationships in West Philadelphia. There, she gained valuable experience working with couples, families, and individuals of all ages. She also spent time working within the Philly community, running trauma and play therapy groups at the Dunbar School and Project Home.

Today, Talia works with a broad range of presenting problems including grief, trauma, anxiety, and depression. Talia works well with many populations, including those with ADHD, Autistic individuals, the LGBTQ+ community, teens, and couples. Her neurodivergent identity allows her to connect with those on the Autism Spectrum in a unique way.

As a marriage and family therapist, Talia has received specific training to offer couples therapy. She works with couples of all ages and genders on presenting problems of sexual dysfunction, struggles with intimacy, infidelity, and communication issues. Talia sees her clients as the experts and herself as a witness to their narrative. She understands that one’s perception of the problem is as important as the problem itself and offers a solution-focused approach to these issues.