Haddon Township, NJ Local Support & Community Resources

Susan Worthington-Duffy, MA, ATR, BC, is an accomplished Art Therapist who has dedicated her career to harnessing the healing potential of art. She believes that through the process of creating art and utilizing a strengths-based approach, individuals can find their voice, enhance their independence, and build lasting confidence. Susan specializes in offering individual and group therapy to children, adolescents, and adults facing challenges related to brain injury, community re-entry, complex pain syndromes, gender-identity issues, grief, and transitional phases of life. With a focus on mindfulness-based therapy, expressive arts, and positive psychology, Susan’s holistic methods foster hope and improve self-esteem in those navigating the complexities of anxiety and chronic pain.

Tara Brophy, MSW, LCSW, LLC, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with a passion for guiding adults and adolescents through life's challenges. With a special interest in addressing issues such as anger, anxiety, depression, and self-esteem, Tara skillfully helps clients navigate unhelpful thoughts, beliefs, and patterns that contribute to negative emotions and self-sabotage. Utilizing various therapeutic approaches, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), she equips individuals with the tools to enhance self-care practices, establish healthy boundaries, improve communication, and better manage stress. Tara's educational background from Rutgers University, combined with her life experiences, shapes her compassionate and straightforward therapeutic style. She believes in moderate humor and respects clients' journeys by allowing them to progress at their own pace. Ultimately, Tara aims to challenge and encourage personal growth, fostering a supportive environment for healing and development.

Rev. Paul Grenier, a dedicated pastoral counselor and therapist, holds degrees in divinity and specialized training in counseling. Ordained in the United Church of Christ, he brings a wealth of knowledge to his practice as a trained chaplain and counselor. With personal experience navigating life as someone born blind and with facial deformities, he deeply understands the struggles faced by individuals with disabilities. His previous years as a chaplain at a state psychiatric hospital have further informed his compassionate therapeutic approach. Paul's focus is on empowering individuals to gain new perspectives on their mental, emotional, and spiritual challenges. He offers an inspirational and honest method of therapy that encourages clients to uncover their personal strengths and break through barriers. Approaching counseling from a broad yet personalized standpoint, Paul draws on a variety of faith traditions, offering spiritual guidance to help clients cultivate their unique paths and establish their relationship with the Divine. He believes that everyone is created in the image of God and cherished by their creator. In a nurturing environment, Paul provides open and affirming conversations, ensuring that clients feel at ease without judgment or imperatives. For those feeling stuck or unsatisfied in life, he equips them with the essential tools to initiate meaningful changes and foster growth.