Peg Gerns is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, holding credentials as an MSSW, DCSW, and LCSW. Currently, she is not accepting new clients and has transitioned her practice from Pennsylvania, with plans to reopen in Florida this September. Peg believes that everyone has the right to experience the joys that life offers, although challenges such as depression, anxiety, and relationship problems can make this difficult. She provides therapy for men, women, and couples, exploring aspects such as physical health, thought processes, family situations, emotional well-being, social context, and coping strategies. Peg recognizes that every individual possesses unique abilities, interests, and gifts. She is committed to helping clients develop into more fulfilled and happier versions of themselves. With expertise in cognitive behavioral theory, psychodynamic therapy, communications theories, and family systems theories, Peg works with both children and adults. She addresses various issues, including those surrounding depression, anxiety, relationship and marital problems, financial concerns, vocational challenges, parenting, and self-esteem. Additionally, Peg offers specialized support to women dealing with infidelity, whether as individuals who have engaged in extra-marital affairs or those whose partners have faced such situations.

Henry Gursky, a licensed psychologist and certified school psychologist in Pennsylvania, brings over 30 years of experience to his practice, catering to teens and adults aged 14 to 65. His compassionate approach supports individuals facing anxiety, depression, and relationship challenges. Specializing in trauma and PTSD, Henry employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Trauma-Focused therapy. He is committed to fostering self-acceptance and personal growth in every client, guiding them to harness their self-healing potential. With a strong focus on the unique needs of healthcare providers, working adults, and students, Henry is known for his ability to create a supportive environment that encourages healthy lifestyle choices and practices. A practitioner of both meditation and yoga, he emphasizes the importance of addressing the mind-body-spirit connection in treatment. His dedication to clients is unwavering, and he enjoys collaborating with Primary Care Physicians, psychiatrists, and other healthcare providers to ensure comprehensive care.

William Harker is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with an extensive background since 1981, primarily based in the Hudson Valley and newly established in Pennsylvania since 2019. He specializes in working with adults and elders (65+), focusing on issues such as grief, marital and premarital relationships, and spirituality. His therapeutic approaches are diverse, incorporating mindfulness-based techniques, compassion-focused interventions, and emotionally focused therapy, all grounded in a strong belief that healing occurs within the context of relationships. William's practice encompasses individual and couples therapy, and he aims to support clients navigating the complexities of life, whether they are dealing with depression, anxiety, or the grief of losing a loved one. With years of experience, he is committed to guiding clients on their journey through understanding the physical, emotional, and spiritual dimensions of their pain toward a path of healing.

Susan Kruk is an experienced Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with 24 years of practice in private therapy. She provides compassionate support to children, adolescents, adults, and families, focusing on solution-focused and short-term therapies to facilitate empowerment and healing. With expertise in life coaching and career building, Susan helps adult clients navigate challenging transitions in their professional lives. Her solution-based methodologies effectively address current life stressors. When working with younger clients, she incorporates age-appropriate play and family therapy techniques to foster engagement and healing. Susan also employs Sandtray Therapy and Certified Therapy Dogs to offer emotional support, enhancing the therapeutic experience. Among her primary therapeutic approaches are Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness, Structured Dyadic Behavior Therapy, and Internal Family Systems Therapy, which work together to support children and families as cohesive units. She specializes in children starting at age 6, emphasizing Parenting, Play, Sandtray, and Filial Therapies. With over 30 years of experience in both school-based and home-based services, Susan skillfully addresses the needs of clients ranging from 6 to 70 years old, making her a trusted figure in child therapy and family systems.

Paul Lachance, a Licensed Professional Counselor with an MA and PhD, understands that many individuals are motivated to make significant life changes yet find themselves unsure of where to begin. He is dedicated to helping his clients identify their goals and discover the most effective approaches to enhance their quality of life. Paul employs evidence-based interventions that address a variety of concerns, including marital improvement, relief from depression and anxiety, performance enhancement in academic or professional settings, sleep improvement, addiction recovery, and stress reduction. His counseling approach takes a holistic view of the individual, navigating through problematic thoughts, challenging emotions, and troubling behaviors while exploring pathways to healthy living. Relationships can be intricate, and Paul frequently works with couples; nearly half of his practice consists of couples counseling. He utilizes techniques from the renowned Gottman Institute to support couples at all stages—from those beginning their journey together to those facing substantial life challenges or healing from trauma. With a background in philosophy and theology, Paul embraces the importance of spirituality in therapy, recognizing how faith and personal worldview can foster hope and resilience. Following significant events or changes in life, individuals often seek clarity and understanding; Paul is there to help them make sense of their experiences and strengthen their relationships.

Nancy Marshall is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who specializes in helping individuals and families navigate the complexities of life. With a rich background in a variety of therapeutic modalities including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, EMDR, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, she offers tailored approaches for children, teens, and elders alike. Nancy’s warm and compassionate style allows her to connect deeply with her clients, assisting them in facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, and the development of effective coping skills. Her eclectic practice includes art therapy and family systems therapy, which empowers clients to explore their emotions and relationships. Whether working with individuals or couples, Nancy cultivates a supportive environment that promotes healing and personal growth.

Welcome to Barbara Morrison's practice! Clients seeking to confront challenging issues will find a safe and supportive environment here. Barbara, a Licensed Professional Counselor, brings over 11 years of diverse experience in counseling and medicine to her work. She specializes in trauma treatment and is well-versed in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, EMDR, and the Addiction Model for individuals facing love and sexual addictions. Her expertise also extends to helping partners navigate concerns of betrayal and intimacy. Barbara is dedicated to facilitating growth through individualized therapy sessions, whether in-person or via telehealth. Her top priority is ensuring confidentiality and welfare as she collaborates with clients in a nurturing space designed for healing and empowerment.

Jacquelyn Otto is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with a Master’s in Education (MEd) and a Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CAADC). She is dedicated to helping individuals achieve their treatment goals through effective therapeutic interventions focused on setting specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and timely objectives. Jacquelyn champions person-centered therapy within a safe and holistic environment, emphasizing the strengths of each individual she works with. With extensive experience in dual diagnosis treatment for addiction and co-occurring disorders, she has successfully supported children, adolescents, adults, and elders in various therapeutic settings. In addition to providing individual therapy, Jacquelyn offers group sessions, fostering a supportive community for shared healing and personal growth.

Shelley Reiche is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over a decade of experience in community mental health. She understands that everyone faces challenges at various points in life and that support from a dedicated professional can make a significant difference. Shelley specializes in the treatment of mood disorders, anxiety, relationship issues, and navigating life transitions. She crafts personalized goal plans that are rooted in the individual’s strengths and abilities, helping clients to identify and modify unhelpful thoughts and behaviors. With expertise in a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy, she fosters a therapeutic environment filled with support and positive regard. This nurturing approach is essential for cultivating a productive therapeutic alliance, enabling clients to unlock their potential for positive change. In addition to providing individual, family, and group therapy, Shelley also offers supervision to clinicians pursuing licensure in Pennsylvania.

Laura Salley is an accomplished art therapist, offering her expertise to individuals of all ages. Her approach to art therapy presents a unique opportunity for self-expression, requiring no prior art skills. Laura invites those who feel stuck or at a crossroads to explore new paths through the creation of simple art pieces. With a focus on guiding clients toward achieving their goals, she provides virtual options that cater to various needs. In addition to her role as an art therapist, Laura is also a certified yoga teacher, offering classes via Zoom. Those who have exhausted other avenues and seek a fresh perspective may find significant insight through her art therapy sessions, which allow for exploration and discussion of thoughts alongside artistic expression. With a compassionate and client-centered approach, Laura Salley is dedicated to helping individuals create their best lives, whether in person or through a HIPAA-compliant online platform.

Nadine Shandor is a compassionate Licensed Professional Counselor (MS, LPC) dedicated to guiding adults through their therapeutic journeys. With a special focus on marital and premarital issues, trauma and PTSD, and anxiety, Nadine employs a diverse array of techniques including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Somatic therapies, and Internal Family Systems (IFS). Her eclectic approach allows her to tailor sessions to meet the unique needs of individuals and couples alike. Nadine's commitment to fostering personal growth is enriched by her application of positive psychology and trauma-focused methods. She believes in the power of healing and transformation, helping clients navigate their challenges with empathy and skill. Through her engaging therapeutic modalities, she provides a safe space for exploration and healing, empowering clients to build healthier relationships with themselves and others.

Damaris Vanderhall is a compassionate and dedicated Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) who excels in meeting clients 'where they are.' Whether supporting those with severe and persistent mental health disorders or guiding individuals through brief sessions during challenging times, her adaptable approach makes her a valuable ally in the healing process. Certified in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Damaris utilizes effective methodologies to help reshape thought processes and behaviors, enabling clients to gain more from their lives. She understands that life isn't merely black or white, emphasizing the importance of viewing situations from a 'gray point of view.' Since beginning her career in the behavioral health field in 2005, Damaris has worked extensively with adolescents and adults, addressing a variety of concerns including depression, anxiety, trauma, and relationship issues. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Cedar Crest College in 1998 and her Master of Social Work from Kutztown University in 2010. Damaris is deeply appreciative of the trust her clients place in her when they allow her to support them toward achieving their personal goals.

Alissa Vreeland, MA, NCC, RYT-200, is a compassionate counselor who recognizes the struggles of those whose minds are constantly on overdrive, experiencing anxiety, irritability, and emotional unrest. Her clients often feel disconnected and burnt out, simply going through the motions in their daily lives, whether it's at work, school, home, or in their relationships. Alissa provides a supportive and caring counseling partnership where individuals can openly discuss these vulnerable feelings. Through her extensive training in counseling, coupled with expertise in yoga, meditation, and mindfulness, she creates a unique space focused on both self-awareness and effective self-care habits. Alissa's approach allows her to help clients gain insight into the roots of their stress and anxiety. She equips them with practical strategies to find relief in their daily lives. Emphasizing the importance of the counseling relationship, Alissa is dedicated to understanding the needs of her clients and ensuring a strong connection that fosters healing and growth.