Katelyn Walker is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 16 years of clinical expertise in providing therapeutic support to children, adolescents, and adults. She has dedicated her career to working closely with clients individually and within their families, helping them navigate conflicts and challenges effectively. Katelyn emphasizes positive guidance, open communication, and strength-building techniques to empower individuals, families, and couples in achieving their goals. Her specialties include addressing the needs of those who have experienced trauma, interpersonal violence, and abuse, as well as managing child and adolescent behavioral issues. With a wealth of experience in emotional and mood-related challenges, Katelyn expertly supports clients dealing with Adjustment Issues, Mood Disorders, Anger, Depression, and Anxiety through a variety of therapy approaches, including Mindfulness-Based, Trauma-Focused, and Person-Centered modalities.

Wendy Maraska, a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 15 years of experience in the mental health field, is dedicated to supporting her clients' emotional growth in a safe and nurturing environment. Through an eclectic, solution-focused approach that incorporates cognitive behavioral therapy techniques, Wendy emphasizes the importance of evaluating healthy lifestyle choices and fostering awareness of the mind-body connection. She understands that a positive therapeutic alliance and evidence-based practices are crucial for her clients' unique personal and interpersonal development. Wendy holds a Master's degree from Gwynedd-Mercy University and is currently pursuing a doctorate in Educational Leadership from Arcadia University. Her extensive work has involved children, adolescents, adults, families, schools, and community agencies, addressing challenges such as anxiety, mood disorders, autism spectrum disorders, group counseling, peer conflicts, grief and loss, low self-esteem, trauma, and relationship dynamics. In her group sessions, Wendy creates a nurturing space where girls can practice positive self-expression and access support, covering crucial topics such as healthy relationships, positive coping skills, media literacy, eating disorder prevention, recognizing risk factors for depression and anxiety, developing leadership skills, and becoming positive role models.

William Mccollaum, PsyD, is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to supporting adults and elders through their most challenging times. With a rich background that includes graduating in 1989 from Hahnemann University, William specializes in addressing issues such as depression, trauma, PTSD, and relationship dynamics. His approach is rooted in psychodynamic and interpersonal therapy, allowing him to create personalized sessions for couples and individuals alike. William's warm demeanor and deep understanding enable him to build meaningful connections with his clients, guiding them toward healing and a renewed sense of self.