Unorthodox Therapy celebrated Khmer New Year with Senator Nikil Saval and Councilmember At-Large Rue Landau in Philadelphia, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Fall of Phnom Penh. The event honored the resilience of the Cambodian community and underscored the importance of cultural healing, identity, and remembrance.

Unorthodox Therapy was honored to attend a recent Philadelphia city budget meeting, using the opportunity to connect with civic leaders and represent grassroots healing work happening across the city.

Unorthodox Therapy celebrates World Autism Day by lifting up the parents who show up daily for their children on the spectrum. Founded by a mother raising two neurodivergent children and caring for another, our nonprofit provides heart-centered, practical support through monthly community sessions every fifth Friday.

Unorthodox Therapy joined the Interfaith Roundtable under Mayor Cherelle Parker to honor women of faith while affirming our commitment to emotional wellness, advocacy, and spiritually-aligned community care.

Unorthodox Therapy joined Philly Current Magazine’s #PCpicks2025 celebration with founder MonyChann McCarty and three board members present, standing in unity to honor Philadelphia’s local entrepreneurs and changemakers.

Unorthodox Therapy joined the Women's Committee for the 250th Women’s History Month Program to honor bold women leaders and deepen our mission to heal and uplift women across Philadelphia.

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.

Unorthodox Therapy co-hosted a networking event at Mural City Cellars, celebrating Latino leadership and community empowerment. The event honored figures like Christina Vega, founder of Love Shouldn't Hurt Philly, and Deputy Chief Peter Crespo, the first Latino deputy chief in the Philadelphia Fire Department.

Philadelphia’s most influential women leaders, business owners, and public figures came together in January 2025 to shape the future of women’s engagement in the city. This powerful roundtable, held in collaboration with the Commissioner for Women’s Engagement under Mayor Cherelle Parker, set the stage for a year of impactful initiatives.

Unorthodox 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.

After 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.

Unorthodox 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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Unorthodox 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.

Unorthodox 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.

Unorthodox 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.

Unorthodox 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.

Unorthodox 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.

Unorthodox 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.