Mary Dyer Hubbard is a compassionate Pastoral Counselor who understands that even the strongest individuals may face periods of overwhelming difficulty. With a rich educational background from Loyola University Maryland, where she graduated in 1986, Mary brings a wealth of experience to her practice. She specializes in guiding adults through the complexities of grief, trauma, PTSD, and self-esteem issues. Known for her eclectic approach, Mary utilizes modalities including Imago, Gestalt, and family systems therapy, ensuring that each client's unique needs are met. Her belief in the power of stories as a therapeutic tool allows her to attentively listen to the narratives of her clients, uncovering deeper themes that can lead to clarity and direction on their healing journey. Mary's innate compassion, sense of humor, and ability to work with the full spectrum of emotions create a safe space for clients to explore both laughter and tears. With Mary, clients can expect honest feedback and a genuine partnership as they discover their own inner wisdom and strength, paving the way towards greater peace and freedom.

Heather Goldner Kinsey, a qualified Marriage and Family Therapist, JD, LMFT, is dedicated to addressing clinical issues related to divorce, infidelity, and family conflict. With a background in family law, Heather offers a unique perspective that enriches her therapy practice. She specializes in children's adjustments to divorce and custody arrangements, as well as blended families and coparenting. Heather's therapy modalities include Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Relational approaches, catering to individuals, couples, and families. Her expertise also encompasses boundary setting, enhancing healthy relationships, managing anxiety, personal development, and providing premarital counseling. As a mediator and custody evaluator, Heather understands the complexities of family transitions and is committed to guiding her clients towards healing and growth. Her goal is to foster openness in their therapeutic process, empowering them to evolve into healthier individuals, partners, parents, and families.

Thomas Dwyer is a Licensed Professional Counselor specializing in guiding men through challenges related to self-esteem, ADHD, motivation, depression, social anxiety, relationship issues, and parenting. His approach focuses on helping clients improve interpersonal skills, boost confidence, reduce self-doubt, and set realistic goals. Thomas employs a blend of Emotionally Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Psychodynamic therapy to facilitate personal growth. By fostering self-awareness and exploring how past experiences shape present behaviors, he helps clients gain valuable insights and strategies to move towards their aspirations. Many individuals fear feeling unsuccessful or disconnected, but Thomas is dedicated to helping each client understand and love themselves, encouraging them to be courageous in pursuing their desires. Through collaboration, they work together to create a life filled with purpose and connection.

Stephen Stunder is a dedicated and compassionate licensed professional counselor who specializes in addressing the unique needs of each individual he works with. He collaborates closely with clients to establish meaningful goals and objectives, ensuring a tailored therapeutic experience. With a focus on helping adolescents facing behavioral challenges, learning needs, or those on the autism spectrum, Stephen's practice encompasses a wide range of populations and difficulties. His approach is direct and engaging, empowering clients to apply the skills learned during sessions to their everyday lives. Stephen also provides clinical interviews and assessments for students with learning needs, facilitating the development of practical skills that enhance daily interactions. Driven by his commitment to foster confidence and competence in his clients, Stephen Stunder is here to support anyone seeking guidance and support on their personal journey.

Connections are vital, especially for those seeking a therapist they can trust. The journey may feel overwhelming for those who are navigating their first experience with therapy or those who have struggled to find the right fit. For many, confiding in friends or family may not suffice, particularly if the most significant stressors stem from those closest to them. Stress, anxiety, and communication challenges can create a confusing landscape, and having a compassionate guide through these complexities can make a meaningful difference. Jenny Limm, a trained marriage and family therapist, specializes in helping individuals, couples, and families address a range of challenges, both historical and contemporary. She brings a wealth of experience from various treatment environments, including outpatient settings, inpatient hospitals, partial hospitalization programs, and community-based or in-home intensive therapy. For anyone seeking a genuine therapeutic connection, choosing to explore something new can lead to profound change. It is an opportunity worth considering.

Meet Jennifer Seilhamer, a dedicated Licensed Social Worker with a Bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism from Penn State University and a Master’s in Social Work from Widener University, specializing in Trauma. Her unique educational background reflects her deep commitment to effective communication and ensuring that every individual feels seen and heard. With extensive experience working with clients facing chronic mental health issues and substance use in both outpatient and inpatient settings, as well as volunteering with organizations that support grieving children and families, Jennifer embodies compassion and expertise. She prides herself on cultivating a safe, warm, and trusting therapeutic environment. As a strength-based therapist, she employs mindfulness, person-centered approaches, and trauma-informed care, believing in the holistic connection between mind and body. Jennifer is passionate about helping individuals create positive change across all facets of their lives, providing unwavering support along the way.

Sage Therapy Group is a compassionate and experienced clinical social worker specializing in substance use treatment and chronic mental illness. With a commitment to facilitating positive change, Sage works one-on-one with individuals, helping them navigate the complexities of their lives. Having extensive experience in diverse settings—including home-based environments, intensive outpatient programs, outpatient settings, and inpatient co-occurring treatment centers—Sage promotes person-centered care, mindfulness practices, and strength-based techniques. With a focus on trauma-informed care, Sage guides individuals as they take their first steps toward recovery from adversities that have impacted their well-being. The therapeutic approach includes Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Positive Psychology, and a variety of other modalities, ensuring tailored support for clients facing challenges such as depression, mood disorders, and anxiety.

Andrew Van Rheenen is a compassionate Licensed Professional Counselor who understands the pain of marital disconnect. Many couples feel isolated and lost, struggling to communicate effectively and experiencing frustration in their relationships. Andrew empathizes with the heartache that comes from feeling alone with a partner and the fear of what lies ahead if the relationship doesn't improve. He believes that every couple deserves the chance to rekindle the strong connection they once cherished. With expertise in Attachment-based, Emotionally Focused, Family Systems, and Cognitive Behavioral therapy, Andrew employs a variety of modalities including couples, individual, and family sessions. His holistic approach helps to restore joy, connection, and understanding within marriages. Through collaborative work, he guides couples toward growth and healing, offering a supportive space where real change is possible. Andrew is dedicated to helping others regain the security and value they long for in their relationships.