Dr. Sharon Renee Thomas, PhD, is a dedicated psychologist specializing in the treatment of anxiety, depression, ADHD, and autism spectrum disorder across various ages, from toddlers to adults. Known for her extensive work with parents and caregivers, Dr. Thomas provides tailored strategies that foster independence and emotional management, ensuring children succeed both at home and in school. Clients describe her as knowledgeable, direct, and supportive, particularly skilled in navigating complex cases. With a humorous yet empowering approach, Dr. Thomas equips her clients with essential tools to advocate for themselves and achieve their goals. Her evidence-based interventions yield significant results, and she offers therapy to individuals, families, and groups, along with interdisciplinary and school consultations. Additionally, Dr. Thomas conducts psychological assessments for preschoolers, children, adolescents, and young adults, and provides specialized services such as Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), and social skills training.

Beth Aitken, MA, is a compassionate therapist who specializes in helping adults integrate mind, soul, and spirit for a more balanced and fulfilling life. Her therapeutic approach resonates with those seeking greater wholeness and peace, making her an ideal choice for individuals grappling with grief, loss, depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder. Beth's practice is inclusive, welcoming adults from diverse backgrounds, and she also offers faith-based Christian counseling for those who wish to incorporate their spirituality into the healing process. Recognizing that life is a journey filled with both tears and triumphs, Beth is dedicated to walking alongside her clients as they navigate their personal healing journeys. Her focus is on providing encouragement and unwavering support as clients take meaningful steps toward their goals and values. With a variety of therapeutic modalities at her disposal, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Positive Psychology, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Beth is committed to fostering resilience and growth in her clients.

Rachel Singer is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who offers a warm and empathetic approach to individuals and families. With credentials as an LCSW-C and MSW, she specializes in working with preteens, children, teens, and adults, addressing complex issues such as trauma and PTSD, family conflict, and emotional disturbance. Her expertise encompasses a wide range of general issues, including anxiety, depression, substance use, and behavioral issues. Rachel believes in the power of therapy to foster healing and growth, utilizing diverse modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), family systems, and animal-assisted therapy. She is committed to creating a safe space where clients can explore their challenges, strengthen their coping skills, and build healthier relationships. Rachel's genuine passion for helping others shines through in every session, making her a trusted partner on the journey towards well-being.

Christine Beehler, LCSW-C, understands that connection is the vital energy that flows between individuals when they feel seen, heard, and valued. Inspired by Brene Brown's insight, she knows that the therapeutic relationship thrives on mutual respect and comprehension, allowing clients to feel both safe and comfortable. Committed to meeting each client where they are, Christine provides unwavering support for their growth and goals. She is particularly attuned to the journey of parents and children navigating life's challenges, especially those associated with executive functioning difficulties, ADHD, and the embrace of neurodiversity. With a rich array of therapeutic modalities at her disposal—including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Play Therapy, and Trauma-Focused approaches—Christine is equipped to tackle a variety of issues such as anxiety, relationship dynamics, and life transitions, offering compassionate guidance with every step of the journey.

Carol Brohawn, a dedicated marriage and family therapist, MS, LCMFT, has adapted her practice to offer teletherapy sessions through an encrypted, HIPAA-compliant platform in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. She understands that individuals may be facing various challenges in their lives, often including feelings of hurt, anger, and fear. Carol is committed to providing a safe and supportive environment where clients can delve into their experiences. She collaborates with them to explore not just the details of their concerns, but also their patterns of problem-solving, guiding them toward new alternatives and solutions. Carol believes that individuals are more empowered than they realize to create the changes they desire in their lives and relationships. For couples seeking guidance, her expertise shows that marriage counseling can significantly enhance marital satisfaction, life satisfaction, and conflict resolution skills. With her professional training in this field, she is eager to help couples navigate their journeys together. While the therapeutic work is often serious, Carol incorporates humor and learning into her sessions, empowering clients to communicate more effectively, express their needs, and stay grounded as they tackle life’s challenges.

Kate Hankins is a dedicated Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) and National Certified Counselor (NCC), who works with adolescents (16+) and adults. With a comprehensive background from Johns Hopkins University, graduating in 2001, she employs a variety of eclectic approaches to support her clients facing grief, mood disorders, and significant life transitions. Kate assists individuals in navigating challenges related to relationships, careers, and overall well-being. In her therapeutic sessions, she focuses on developing healthy coping skills that foster awareness, resilience, and effective communication. With training in experiential, humanistic, psychodynamic, existential, and narrative psychotherapy, Kate creates a warm and compassionate environment. She utilizes positive tools and strategies aimed at guiding her clients toward resolution and peace.

Meghan Cassidy is a dedicated and compassionate LCSW-C therapist who provides support to teens and adults navigating the complexities of trauma, PTSD, and anxiety. She understands that many individuals are the silent strength for everyone around them, always striving to make appearances seem 'okay' while grappling with their own pain. Meghan deeply acknowledges the challenges faced by those who feel isolated in their experiences, always putting others first through people-pleasing or caretaking behaviors. With an innate intelligence, creativity, and a commitment to social justice, she recognizes the intertwined nature of personal and systemic trauma.<br /> <br /> In her practice, Meghan specializes in Internal Family Systems (IFS), Trauma-Focused, and Decolonizing Therapy while integrating culturally sensitive approaches. Her therapeutic modalities include working with individuals, couples, and families, creating a safe space where clients can explore their identities, including insights into racial identity and LGBTQ+ experiences.<br /> <br /> Meghan is passionate about helping clients connect with their feelings, understanding that healing is a gritty and intense process. She offers an inviting supportive environment filled with excellent questions and intuitive insights, valuing the profound gift of being a therapist. As clients reflect on their experiences, she encourages them to check in with their bodies, recognizing that accessing emotions can sometimes be challenging but ultimately rewarding. It is okay to not have everything figured out—Meghan is here to guide clients through the difficult and transformative journey of healing.

Jane Chappell, LCPC, is a passionate therapist dedicated to guiding individuals through their journeys of self-exploration and personal growth. Her focus lies in assisting teens and adults struggling with issues like anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem, as well as navigating life changes and challenges. Jane believes that mental health counseling is a collaborative process designed to empower clients, enhance self-awareness, and promote positive change. She creates a safe and supportive environment where clients can feel accepted and understood, allowing them to process their thoughts and emotions effectively. Utilizing a person-centered approach, Jane embodies unconditional positive regard, empathy, and reflective listening in her practice. Her eclectic range of therapeutic modalities includes cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), expressive arts therapy, solution-focused brief therapy, and strength-based therapy, among others. Experienced in working with diverse backgrounds and communities, Jane is committed to easing pain, fostering self-love, and helping clients realize their full potential. For those seeking guidance and support, Jane Chappell stands ready to assist with compassion and professionalism.

Heidi Cohen is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding credentials as an LCSW-C and CAGCS. She specializes in helping individuals navigate the deep sorrow that accompanies loss, whether it stems from the death of a loved one or significant life transitions, such as job loss or divorce. Understanding that grief is a unique journey for each person, she acknowledges its complexities—how it can emerge unexpectedly like a wave and the non-linear progression through its stages. With a Client-Centered approach, Heidi is committed to providing support and validation, empowering those experiencing grief to remain connected to their loved ones while integrating their loss into their current lives. Her expertise extends to working with preteens, children, teens, elders, and adults facing issues related to grief, trauma, anxiety, and PTSD. Through her diverse toolkit, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Heidi creates a safe space for individuals and groups, assisting them in finding meaning and direction amid their challenges.

Kelini Coker, LCPC, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping clients navigate the challenges of their inner voice that may be overly critical and harsh. She specializes in addressing crippling depression and anxiety, working collaboratively with individuals of all ages, from teens to elders. In her engaging practice, she focuses on silencing self-doubt and transforming it into resilience, empowering her clients to overcome obstacles. Kelini's approach is personalized, allowing clients to dictate the pace of their journey. She fosters a trusting relationship, ensuring that each session explores their fullest potential. With qualifications in Clinical Mental Health from McDaniel College, she employs a variety of modalities, including Mindfulness-Based therapy, Trauma-Focused strategies, and Strength-Based practices. Kelini's therapeutic space is characterized by unconditional positive regard, transparency, and authenticity, inviting clients to embrace their journey toward healing and success.

April Donohue, a compassionate Psychologist with a PhD, is dedicated to guiding youth through the myriad of transitions, challenges, and pressures they face today. She understands that navigating school and managing relationships can be particularly tough for children and adolescents, often resulting in symptoms of anxiety, mood changes, behavioral issues, and academic struggles. With a primary focus on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), April emphasizes the interconnectedness of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors in promoting mental well-being. She builds strong relationships with her clients, believing that this connection is essential to effective therapy. Her expertise spans a wide range of ages, treating individuals from preschoolers to young adults, with specialties in anxiety, trauma, adjustment difficulties, and social challenges. As a certified practitioner of Trauma-Focused CBT, she utilizes this evidence-based approach to help children who have experienced trauma or loss. April also offers psychological assessment services, recognizing that the journey toward healing can be challenging for both the parent and child. If a child’s symptoms are beginning to interfere with their daily life, reaching out for help is a crucial step, and April is ready to support families in finding the right path forward.

Debra Schiffman is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding an LCSW-C credential. With her extensive education from the Rutgers Graduate School of Social Work, where she graduated in 1988, Debra dedicates her practice to supporting adolescents and adults through various challenges. She specializes in addressing Mood Disorders, Relationship Issues, and Trauma and PTSD, recognizing the critical moments when individuals and families require extra support during transitions, losses, or conflicts. Debra's therapeutic approach is rooted in collaboration, focusing on helping clients gain insight and awareness around issues impacting their lives. She is skilled in fostering the development of coping strategies, enhancing communication skills, and resolving conflicts related to work, family, and personal relationships. Believing in the power of therapy within a safe and respectful environment, Debra empowers her clients to find their voices and restore balance in their lives.

Lisa Garcia, an experienced clinical social worker and therapist, specializes in helping individuals navigate through challenges stemming from relationships, work issues, grief, and unresolved trauma. She understands that many current struggles are often intertwined with painful past events. As a dedicated practitioner of EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) therapy, Lisa collaborates with clients to uncover the connections between their past and present. Through memory work, she facilitates the resolution of underlying issues, harnessing the power of the mind’s natural healing system to effect lasting change. With a focus on PTSD and other memory-centered challenges, Lisa brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to her practice, having dedicated her studies to EMDR since 2016. She is trained and certified by EMDRIA, serves as an EMDRIA Approved Consultant, and is part of the faculty for The Center For Excellence In EMDR Therapy. Whether addressing the aftereffects of COVID-19, feelings of grief, or difficulties in personal and professional domains, Lisa is committed to providing compassionate support and effective strategies to aid in overcoming obstacles.