Diane Stowe is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist, LCSW, dedicated to guiding adults and elders through their journey of self-discovery and healing. She invites her clients to explore their lives deeply, encouraging them to understand their actions and emotions, and to embrace the possibilities of change. With her expertise in Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Psychodynamic approaches, and Hypnotherapy, Diane understands that each individual's path is unique. She believes that while some changes may be easier to adopt than others, the process of gaining new perspectives and experimenting with different ideas and behaviors is invaluable. Residing in a society that often encounters emotional and physical stress, she emphasizes the importance of stress management for enriching one’s quality of life. Diane is genuinely interested in hearing her clients' stories, celebrating their strengths while addressing their pain. With her strong listening skills and well-honed professional training, she provides a nurturing environment for growth and transformation, making her a dedicated ally in her clients’ therapeutic journeys.

Katie Cohen is a Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who understands that beginning therapy can be a challenging yet courageous commitment to oneself. She is dedicated to fostering a practice enveloped in non-judgment and empathy as she collaborates with clients to explore the stressors and difficulties they face. Katie works with adults and elders, guiding them towards self-acceptance, creativity, and compassion in their daily lives while navigating issues such as anxiety, depression, grief and loss, trauma, and challenges surrounding sexuality and gender identity, including LGBTQ+ concerns and non-monogamous relationships. Acknowledging that each individual's needs evolve over time, Katie employs a psychodynamic, client-centered, and integrative approach, drawing on a variety of evidence-based treatment modalities. She is devoted to helping clients discover the paths that resonate with them. While she only practices in the state of Pennsylvania, Katie is eager to engage in a free consultation to determine if scheduling a session aligns with the client's goals. It is important to note that her practice is private pay only, with no insurance accepted at this time.

Mark Dean is a compassionate Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Art Therapist dedicated to guiding individuals on their unique journeys through life's hardships and challenges. In moments of feeling lost, confused, or overwhelmed, clients often perceive themselves as broken or defeated by their struggles. Mark understands that within every struggle lies an opportunity for growth and renewal, fostering a sense of meaning and well-being. With 10 years of training in Jungian Psychoanalysis and 28 years of psychotherapy experience, he offers a wealth of knowledge and a deep understanding of the human psyche. Mark is adept at utilizing verbal therapy alongside dreams, imagery, and artwork, providing a comprehensive approach to understanding one's internal psychological reality. Clients often enter therapy seeking to mend what they believe is broken within them, but Mark recognizes that these wounds can lead to profound personal growth when understood. He finds joy in witnessing the transformation from darkness to clarity, proving that even the most daunting challenges can yield incredible beauty and strength with a little guidance. Mark Dean exemplifies the belief that what is perceived as a burden can become a doorway to new life.

Congratulations on making the courageous decision to start your journey in therapy. With over a decade of experience in the behavioral health field, Bentley Eskridge, a licensed professional counselor, is dedicated to guiding individuals through their therapeutic paths. Bentley employs a strength-based approach, integrating cognitive behavioral therapy, play therapy, and family therapy skills to help clients uncover and explore patterns in their lives. He fosters the development of healthy alternatives, effective coping skills, and personal growth. His broad experience includes working with individuals managing various diagnoses, such as depression, anxiety, and PTSD. Bentley has a particular passion for supporting individuals confronting racialized trauma, as well as women and families navigating the complexities of IVF, adoption, and disrupted relationships. With a warm and genuine presence, Bentley is committed to nurturing his clients' journeys toward healing and empowerment.

Yanina Marti is a dedicated and compassionate Bilingual Licensed Clinical Social Worker based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. With a deep-rooted passion for helping others, she has successfully worked with diverse populations, guiding them through challenging times and witnessing their growth and success. Yanina is fully trained in EMDR therapy, a method she finds effective for clients dealing with both simple and complex trauma. As a Registered Play Therapist, she integrates play therapy and sand tray techniques, making her effective with clients of all ages. Her therapeutic style is holistic and integrative, incorporating person-centered therapy, family systems, and mindfulness techniques to create a safe, non-judgmental environment. Yanina is known for her warmth, encouragement, and openness, along with her creative approach, positive demeanor, and healthy sense of humor, ensuring that each client feels valued and supported throughout their therapeutic journey.

Onaje Muid is a dedicated social innovator and transformative social worker with over 35 years of experience. As a counselor with credentials such as DSW, MSW, LMHC, and CASAC, he specializes in supporting families, couples, and men who seek to address psychological issues stemming from oppression, racism, colorism, and historical trauma. Through culturally enriched practices, including psychodrama, he facilitates wholistic-somatic transformations that foster healing and empowerment. His approach is centered on trauma, substance use, and reconnecting individuals with their cultural roots and family ties. Onaje's work is multi-faceted and includes collaboration with individuals, families, and institutions to cultivate resilience and promote healing. His therapeutic practice is holistic, often incorporating sage, prayers, and the creation of a nurturing healing environment, as needed and mutually agreed upon. With a deep commitment to methods from energy medicine to affirmations and meditations, Onaje Muid’s philosophy embodies the essence of love, kindness, and the enriching power of music in the healing journey.

Taking Time to Care is dedicated to helping clients openly address their levels of fear, depression, and the complexities of their disorders. Acknowledging that many factors from past encounters contribute to high levels of depression and mental health conditions, the therapist provides a supportive environment where clients can confront these fears. Their approach emphasizes a three-stage process aimed at achieving independence with minimal reliance on medication and therapeutic interventions. With over 20 years of experience, Taking Time to Care specializes in addressing depression, psychosis, bipolar disorder, family and couple therapy, childhood behavioral interventions, anxiety disorders, and grief. This practice is unique in its incorporation of Art Therapy, Cognitive Development, Behavioral Therapy, and tailored treatment planning for home use, which empowers clients to engage with their healing process. Change is seen as a powerful motivator, yet the initial step often presents challenges, and Taking Time to Care is here to support clients on their journey to mental wellness.