Dr. Gwyne White is a licensed clinical psychologist with a focus on the evaluation and treatment of learning disabilities, including AD/HD and executive dysfunction. With a Ph.D. obtained from Rutgers University, she possesses deep expertise in understanding how mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, and PTSD can impact the ability of children, adolescents, and adults to reach their academic potential. Dr. White is well-versed in conducting neuropsychological and psychological evaluations, encompassing academic, cognitive, and personality testing with an emphasis on differential diagnosis for complex presentations. Her practice is rooted in social-emotional learning, and she brings considerable training in psychological assessment and clinical treatment to her work. With a wealth of experience in addressing psychological trauma and providing neuropsychological evaluations, Dr. White offers comprehensive assessments and tailored interventions for individuals across the lifespan. In addition to her extensive evaluative work, she provides specialized counseling services, delivering brief, outcomes-focused treatments to empower individuals of all ages as they navigate their unique mental health and learning needs.

Janet Winocour is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist who specializes in supporting individual adults and couples. With over 30 years of experience, she has successfully facilitated a 15-week separation and divorce support group, demonstrating her deep commitment to helping clients navigate significant life transitions. Janet's expertise encompasses treating anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, loss, and trauma. She holds certifications as an Imago Couples Therapist and a group therapist, and she is well-versed in various therapeutic modalities including Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT). Several times each year, she co-leads a day-long Couples Connection Workshop, where she integrates communication strategies and techniques to assist couples in building more meaningful and intentional relationships. While she is currently focused on her divorce and separation groups, Janet continues to empower her clients through her compassionate and insightful therapeutic approach.

Meet Kate Wise, an experienced LICSW therapist with a decade of dedication to the mental health field. Specializing in supporting adolescents and young adults, Kate is skilled at guiding individuals through their transition to adulthood. Her therapeutic work encompasses a keen understanding of how individuals operate within their immediate environments and larger social systems. Kate employs a developmental model that integrates a relational and anti-oppression framework, ensuring that the significance of identity and intersectionality remains central in the therapeutic process. Her approach extends to couples therapy, where she utilizes a systems perspective to deepen clients' insights into their relational dynamics shaped by social constructs. Passionate about advocating for the LGBTQIA+ community, Kate welcomes individuals of all gender identities and sexual orientations. Currently, she provides her services exclusively through Telehealth, fostering a convenient and accessible therapeutic experience.