Mountain View is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Pennsylvania, certified in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) and ADHD, as well as being a Level Two Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. They provide Gender Affirming Care and prioritize a client-centered approach, aiming to create a supportive, nonjudgmental, and individualized experience from initial intake to discharge. Specializing in working with individuals aged 14 and up, Mountain offers virtual and in-person visits tailored to meet diverse needs. Their treatment philosophy is to deliver personalized clinical services that assist individuals in achieving their unique treatment goals and cultivating a Life Worth Living. Mountain believes in the collaborative nature of counseling, where professional counselors empower clients to identify their goals, discover potential solutions to emotional distress, improve communication and coping skills, enhance self-esteem, and promote positive behavior change, ultimately striving for optimal mental health.

Erin Waltz is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor who specializes in assisting children, adolescents, and adults as they navigate life’s challenges. With a focus on behavioral and educational issues, she provides essential support to families confronting obstacles that hinder success. Since 1998, Erin has drawn from her extensive experience as a Behavior Specialist and School Counselor to guide clients through anxiety, ADHD, depression, bipolar disorder, and autistic spectrum disorders. She is passionate about working collaboratively with families to achieve optimal outcomes for their children, including navigating the special education process. Additionally, Erin offers Professional Supervision for other counselors seeking to grow in their practices. Through her eclectic and solution-focused approaches, she empowers individuals and families to unlock their full potential.

Matthew Berry is a compassionate Licensed Professional Counselor who specializes in guiding individuals through their journeys of anxiety, addiction, and identity exploration. With extensive experience working with both adults and elders, Matthew provides a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients can express their thoughts and feelings openly. He utilizes a diverse range of therapy techniques, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy, focusing on effective strategies to enhance emotional regulation, communication skills, and self-confidence. Matthew is particularly dedicated to serving the LGBTQ+ community and health professionals, fostering a culturally sensitive counseling approach. His clients describe him as easy to talk to and supportive, as he skillfully listens and offers tailored feedback along with practical techniques. By creating a comfortable therapy experience, Matthew encourages clients to reflect on their past, address current stressors, and envision their future goals.

Valarie Bielicki is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Master’s degree from Millersville University, where she graduated in 2017. She understands that embarking on the journey of therapy can feel daunting, but she encourages individuals to consider the challenges of remaining stagnant. Valarie is dedicated to helping her clients achieve their goals, enhance their relationships, and improve their overall quality of life. She fosters a comfortable, safe, and supportive environment where individuals and couples can work at their own pace to attain their desired outcomes in therapy and in life. With an eclectic approach, Valarie draws on various theoretical orientations, placing strong emphasis on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and a strength-based perspective. Her philosophy centers on treating the whole person, utilizing techniques and styles tailored to the unique needs and goals of each individual. Valarie is passionate about guiding her clients on their healing journeys and is committed to their success.

Marcy Brenner, a licensed professional counselor with over 35 years of experience as a psychotherapist, possesses a profound understanding of human behavior. She is humbled by the stories and secrets that individuals share, recognizing the common tendency to retreat into negativity, fear, and anger as a protective mechanism. Yet, Marcy also understands how these reactions can create barriers that hinder genuine connections with oneself and others. Her expertise in Emotional Focused Therapy, EMDR, Meditation, and Cognitive Restructuring enables her to help clients soften these protective habits and rediscover their innate wholeness and liveliness, characterized by spontaneity, laughter, joy, and curiosity. Marcy works with individuals, couples, families, and members of the LGBT&Q community, treating issues such as Anxiety, Depression, and relationship enhancement. Additionally, she specializes in Addiction Recovery Management, Grief and Loss, Anger, and also provides supervision for LPC licensure candidates. Influenced by her 30-year Buddhist meditation practice and her ordination as a lay teacher in the Soto Zen tradition, Marcy's approach to therapy is deeply enriched by her life experiences, including her 40-year marriage, her roles as a parent and grandparent, and the life's inevitable ups and downs, all of which she considers invaluable teachers.

Kenneth Sutton is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a National Certified Master's Level Drug and Alcohol Therapist, highly regarded for his expertise in addiction, anger management, and depression. Based in Harrisburg and Carlisle, he is recognized as the only National Certified Anger Management Specialist in the area. Kenneth believes that the healing journey is primarily about the individual and is dedicated to ensuring that each client achieves positive results in therapy. His practice is rooted in evidence-based therapeutic interventions, including Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) and Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT). With over 18 years of experience working with individuals suffering from addiction and a decade supporting those with mental health challenges, Kenneth utilizes CBT to effectively address issues like depression, anxiety, and mood-related disorders. His approach focuses on helping clients identify and challenge harmful, irrational thoughts, fostering the development of more beneficial and rational thinking patterns. This shift in mindset empowers clients to behave more effectively and cultivate healthy emotional responses, allowing them to thrive on their wellness journey.

Amanda Levison is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with a Master's degree (MS) who understands that life can sometimes be overwhelming. Whether navigating stress at work, facing challenges at home, or dealing with feelings of disconnection, Amanda provides invaluable support through therapy. She engages with individuals and families, offering guidance and support via active listening and effective communication. By utilizing calming techniques and guided imagery through Neurofeedback, she helps alleviate symptoms related to various health and behavioral conditions, while also enhancing focus, attention, and memory to maximize achievement and productivity. Amanda works with a diverse clientele, including children, adolescents, and adults, assisting those struggling with emotional, behavioral, or relationship issues. Her therapeutic methods encompass a broad range of approaches, including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), play therapy, and art therapy. With a focus on evidence-based techniques, Amanda empowers her clients to help themselves, fostering an environment where they feel comfortable, open, and honest during sessions. This supportive atmosphere ultimately aids them in reaching their personal goals.

Merle Mullins is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist, LCSW, and LMFT, focused on guiding individuals and families through life's challenges, including anxiety, depression, and relationship issues. With a compassionate and culturally sensitive approach, Merle specializes in assisting clients with marital discord, healing after an affair, parenting strategies, and coping with the complexities of separation and divorce. Through solution-focused brief therapy, clients often gain valuable insights into their relationships within just 6-8 sessions, empowering them to make meaningful changes. Merle effectively addresses behavioral problems and relationship dynamics in various settings, helping individuals navigate overwhelming emotions and struggles, including grief, loss, and substance abuse. With a profound respect for personal faith, Merle is committed to helping clients reconnect with their beliefs, recognizing the strength that one's faith can provide in making pivotal life choices. Merle’s use of research-backed techniques and teaching of essential communication skills ensures a supportive and effective therapeutic experience.

Jessica Myers-Adams is a dedicated and skilled Clinical Social Worker who specializes in couples counseling. She understands that communicating with a partner can often feel like a daunting challenge, filled with the fear of walking on eggshells. Many couples find themselves trapped in repetitive conflicts, and Jessica is passionate about helping them achieve meaningful conversations that lead to resolution. Her mission is to guide partners towards experiencing a relationship characterized by joy, love, and mutual support. With an extensive background in using renowned methods developed by leaders in couples therapy, Jessica employs her training as a Gestalt therapist to assist couples through innovative approaches grounded in Attachment Theory, Differentiation principles, and Neuroscience. She has acquired specialized training in Couples Counseling that goes beyond her master's degree, including Level I, Level II, and current Master Mentoring with Ellyn Bader, the co-creator of Developmental Couples Therapy. Jessica believes that choosing the right therapist is essential, especially someone with expertise in couples counseling, making her a valuable ally for those seeking to transform their relationships.

Katie Novak is a passionate Licensed Professional Counselor who believes in the inherent potential of every individual. With a deep understanding of the unique gifts each person brings to the world, she has guided many clients toward discovering self-control, problem-solving skills, courage, spiritual serenity, and joy. Often, individuals may struggle with negative self-beliefs that inhibit their growth. Katie recognizes the essential need for her clients to be heard, validated, challenged, and supported as they navigate their personal journeys. She is committed to helping them find balance in their lives and foster healthy relationships. Tailoring her approach to meet the diverse needs of her clients, she skillfully integrates a variety of therapeutic techniques including worksheets, visual aids, bibliotherapy, therapy games, and play therapy. Though open to clients of all faith backgrounds, Katie has a particular focus on supporting Catholic clients, having received approval from her diocese to address the complexities of scrupulosity from both spiritual and obsessive-compulsive perspectives. She emphasizes the importance of spiritual fitness and self-care, enabling individuals to support others effectively. Recognizing that the journey to seek help can feel vulnerable, Katie honors the personal narratives of her clients, believing that sharing and processing experiences—whether confusing, frustrating, or surprising—can lead to meaningful connections and creative solutions.

New Passages is a Licensed Professional Counselor (MS, LPC, CAADC) with over 25 years of clinical experience specializing in addiction, trauma, and mood disorders. They provide compassionate support for individuals grappling with depression, anxiety, PTSD, and the aftermath of trauma and abuse. New has worked in diverse settings, including inpatient and outpatient substance abuse facilities and mental health clinics, and has significant experience with children in foster care. Their eclectic therapeutic approach emphasizes cognitive therapy, complemented by advanced training in EMDR for trauma recovery. Dedicated to working with adolescents, young adults, and families, New Passages focuses on issues such as codependency, relationship challenges, and the implications of being an adult child of substance abusers. Clients appreciate the warm, safe atmosphere of their office, located on the outskirts of Harrisburg city. New believes that finding the right therapeutic fit is essential to healing, and also offers LPC supervision for aspiring counselors.

Butch Romanoski is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist with an MEd and LCSW, who graduated from Columbia University in 2003. He specializes in working with children, teens, and adults, particularly in addressing issues related to coping skills, peer relationships, and oppositional defiance disorder (ODD). He utilizes an eclectic therapeutic approach, with a primary focus on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to guide clients through their challenges. Butch's extensive experience spans residential facilities to outpatient settings, equipping him with the tools necessary to foster healthier relationships and improve the overall quality of life for his clients and their families. Known for his emphasis on building honest and genuine connections, he strives to find practical solutions for various issues such as ADHD, depression, anxiety disorders, family relational problems, children of divorced parents, and even career counseling for teen and college athletes. His warm, compassionate approach makes him a trusted guide for individuals and families navigating difficult times.

Caralyne Schoffstall is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist with a Master’s degree and a license in Marriage and Family Therapy (LMFT). With a compassionate approach, she specializes in guiding adults through challenges such as codependency, intricate relationship dynamics, and ADHD specifically in women. Caralyne utilizes an integrative method that blends various therapeutic modalities, including attachment-based, humanistic, existential, family systems, and psychodynamic therapies, to foster profound personal growth and healing. Her commitment to providing a safe and nurturing environment empowers clients to explore their emotions and relationships deeply, allowing them to cultivate healthier connections and personal insight. Whether employing Restoration Therapy Model techniques or Christian Counseling principles, Caralyne is devoted to supporting each individual on their unique journey to restoration and understanding.