Dr. Leonard Carlino is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to supporting both adults and elders in overcoming life's challenges. With a PhD in psychology, he specializes in addressing common issues such as depression, anxiety, and relationship struggles. Dr. Carlino employs an array of therapeutic techniques, including Psychodynamic therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Body Psychotherapy, and Bioenergetic Analysis, allowing him to tailor his approach to meet the unique needs of each individual or couple. His expertise extends to group therapy settings as well, fostering healing and connection among peers. With a genuine warmth and a deep commitment to his clients' well-being, Dr. Carlino empowers them to navigate their paths toward fulfillment and emotional resilience.

Rebecca Lee is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker/Therapist with an MSS and LCSW, as well as a CCDP-D certification. She graduated from the Bryn Mawr Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research, where she developed a deep understanding of the complexities of the human experience. With a strong focus on providing individualized therapy, Rebecca excels in connecting with teens, young adults, and elders facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, and life transitions. Her approach is anchored in compassion-focused, culturally sensitive, and attachment-based methodologies, ensuring that each client feels heard, validated, and understood. Rebecca recognizes that life can present numerous challenges, and she believes that having a trusted ally can bring comfort and healing. She specializes in working with highly sensitive individuals and understands the unique struggles and gifts they possess. Through therapeutic relationships that prioritize depth, insight, and emotional connection, Rebecca empowers her clients to explore their lives, fostering both self-awareness and personal growth. She is passionate about helping individuals uncover their potential and navigate their emotional difficulties, creating an inviting and supportive space for healing.

Mary Jo O'Connor is a dedicated therapist who focuses on supporting female clients aged 13 and older. She recognizes that women, both young and old, often juggle multiple responsibilities, frequently putting the needs of others before their own. This tendency diminishes the importance of self-care and self-love, leading many to self-medicate through food, alcohol, pills, shopping, social media, vaping, and relationships. Such behaviors can create a cycle of shame, remorse, and regret, leaving women to ponder their unhappiness and seek external solutions to their internal struggles. Mary has a profound understanding of the anxiety, depression, and substance abuse that can stem from these issues, and she is committed to helping her clients focus on the underlying challenges that perpetuate negative cycles in their lives. Much of this, she believes, originates from childhood wounds and the inevitable mistakes made by parents. Mary assures her clients that they are not alone and their feelings are valid. In her empathetic approach, she provides a safe space for women to explore their trauma and emotions, facilitating the healing process. With 18 years of experience in private practice and a strong background at esteemed facilities such as Today Inc, Livengrin Foundation, and Eastern PA Psychiatric Hospital, she brings invaluable insights to her work. Her own personal journey, which includes overcoming bulimia, co-dependency, multiple addictions, infertility, depression, and low self-esteem, fuels her passion for helping others heal the wounds that hinder their happiness.