Unorthodox Therapy proudly supports The Honor Pendant, a small business dedicated to helping those who have lost a loved one to suicide. Founded by Jenna, The Honor Pendant creates meaningful jewelry that fosters healing, remembrance, and mental health awareness.
Read MoreUnorthodox Therapy joined the Mayor’s Office of Women Engagement Committee to close out an impactful year promoting mental health awareness across Philadelphia. As the city’s first initiative of its kind, we are honored to continue supporting women and advancing holistic healing into 2025.
Read MoreAfter a brief pause, Unorthodox Therapy is excited to share what we’ve been up to! Founder Monychann (Mo) McCarty completed Pennsylvania’s Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) training, deepening our commitment to mental health healing through lived experiences.
Read MoreUnorthodox Therapy concluded its 2024 Councilmanic District Tours with a mental health-focused event in District 7. In collaboration with the Mayor’s Office of Women Engagement Commissioners and Committee, the event celebrated community, empowerment, and the strides made for mental health advocacy in Philadelphia.
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Read MoreUnorthodox Therapy participated in the Global Health of Women & Their Environment event, celebrating women’s mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. The gathering featured cultural food, poetry recitals, and presentations, creating a transformative afternoon for women across Philadelphia.
Read MoreUnorthodox Therapy is proud to partner with PHILADELPHIA250 in celebrating America's 250th anniversary. As a member of the Women's Committee, we are committed to promoting inclusivity, empowerment, and community engagement throughout Philadelphia.
Read MoreUnorthodox Therapy hosted a combined Councilmanic District 1 and 2 Tour at Holy Redeemer Chinese Catholic Church, focusing on health and wellness. The event highlighted the nonprofit’s mission to foster healing through intentional practices, empowering communities to thrive together.
Read MoreUnorthodox Therapy recently joined distinguished leaders at the Philadelphia Southeast Asian American Community Leaders Forum, held at the historic Preah Buddha Rangsey Temple. The event focused on political engagement and community initiatives, highlighting the commitment of Southeast Asian American leaders in Philadelphia.
Read MoreUnorthodox Therapy reflects on impactful past events in Philadelphia’s 8th, 6th, 7th, and 10th Councilmanic Districts. From connecting with influential women to supporting the Southeast Asian American Community Leaders Forum, these moments reinforced the power of community and our mission to empower women through meaningful connections and healing initiatives.
Read MoreUnorthodox Therapy celebrates the leadership of Farida E. Boyer and Keiwana McKinney-Forde during the Councilmanic District Tour. Their dedication to mental health advocacy and empowering women inspires organizations like Unorthodox Therapy to continue fostering healing, connection, and change in Philadelphia.
Read MoreThe Wonder Woman Philly Tour celebrated the women of Philadelphia’s 8th District, whose efforts are driving real change in their communities. Unorthodox Therapy honors their dedication to mental health, healing, and uplifting others, ensuring their leadership inspires hope and progress for the future.
Read MoreUnorthodox Therapy was honored to join Councilmember Quetcy Lozada in celebrating the impactful contributions of Latinos in government. As a distinguished leader of Philadelphia’s 7th Councilmanic District, Councilmember Lozada exemplifies the power of women in leadership, making significant strides in our city. We proudly support her dedication to uplifting marginalized communities, advocating for mental health, and fostering opportunities for women-owned businesses.
Read MoreThe 9th District Tour Stop at ASPIRA Bilingual Cyber Charter School brought together community leaders and residents for discussions on holistic wellness and mental health. Mony Chann McCarty, founder of Unorthodox Therapy Inc., delivered a powerful presentation on the importance of letting go and embracing healing.
Read MoreJessie Sheridan’s Overcoming Mom Guilt event at the Fitler’s Club brought women together for a heartfelt discussion about the challenges of motherhood. As a nonprofit leader, I was inspired by how Habituelle aligns with Unorthodox Therapy’s mission to create spaces where women can connect and grow.
Read MoreThe 4th Councilmanic District meeting at BeautiFit Strong Fitness Studio featured a packed audience, powerful discussions on wellness and mental health, and insights from Audra Anusionwu and Dr. Taliba Foster.
Read MoreThe launch of the District 5 Tour was a resounding success, with a packed house and an energized audience. Spearheaded by Unorthodox Therapy Inc., this event highlighted the strength of community and the shared commitment to progress as the city embarks on a transformative tour across all districts.
Read MoreUnorthodox Therapy invites you to the Councilmanic District Tours hosted by the Mayor’s Office of Women Engagement. Connect with local leaders, thought influencers, and women making a difference in their communities. Join us for conversations that inspire healing, empowerment, and progress for women across Philadelphia. Don’t miss this transformative opportunity!
Read MoreUnorthodox Therapy Founder Monychann (Mo) McCarty has joined the Mayor's Office of Women Engagement Committee in Philadelphia, contributing to a 10-district tour focused on mental health, civic engagement, social justice, and gender equity. This partnership highlights the nonprofit's dedication to healing and empowerment.
Read MoreIn August, Unorthodox Therapy and its board joined Philadelphia’s exclusive Dîner en Blanc, celebrating community, connection, and healing. This iconic all-white dinner party represents the nonprofit’s mission to empower women through holistic and unorthodox approaches to mental health, proving that healing can look like a night of celebration and shared experiences.
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