Diana Cuello, PhD, is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to guiding individuals and couples towards a brighter existence beyond suffering and repetitive struggles. Through her unique approach that incorporates creative language play, she helps clients release the unconscious tensions that manifest as emotional symptoms. Diana's psychoanalytic practice empowers individuals to recognize their personal unfolding processes at their own pace, without the pressure to change immediately. By focusing on the linguistic and homophonous patterns of the unconscious as revealed in speech, she aims to distill the expression of suffering in words and potentially inspire a creative practice as a form of healing. With a foundation rooted in Freud’s principle that 'talking itself cures', Diana has specialized in the intriguing theories of French psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan. Her work is particularly inclusive, affirming culturally diverse and LGBTQA identities, and she is skilled in conducting therapy in Spanish. Initial meetings are opportunities for clients to express their thoughts on the therapeutic journey ahead. Whether starting with once or twice a week sessions or diving deeper with three to four times weekly engagements, Diana is committed to supporting individuals in navigating trauma, mood disorders, and personality challenges to foster meaningful transformations.

Amanda Harrison, MS, is a compassionate guide dedicated to helping individuals who feel stuck, unheard, or confused about their emotions. She understands that despite trying numerous coping strategies, thoughts and moods can still feel overwhelming. Amanda's life mission is to empower clients to discover pathways that alleviate their distress and invite joy back into their lives. Additionally, she is adept at supporting children struggling with behavior management, social anxieties, or low self-esteem. With over seven years of experience in the education system as both an educator and school counselor, Amanda is passionate about helping children and adolescents find purpose and success. Having earned her Masters in Clinical Mental Health, she continually seeks to expand her understanding and skills, aiming to provide comprehensive mental health support beyond traditional school settings. Her commitment lies in creating a safe, nurturing environment where individuals can explore their challenges and cultivate a fulfilling life.

Amanda Krashnak is a Licensed Social Worker who is currently pursuing advanced independent clinical licensure in social work. She earned her Bachelor of Social Work from Shippensburg University and her Master of Social Work from Edinboro University. Her clinical expertise lies in working with trauma, anxiety disorders, gender exploration, identity issues, and sexuality and sexual orientation. As a member of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH), Amanda utilizes consultation alongside clinical supervision to enhance her skillset in order to best support her clients' needs. Understanding the courage it takes to embark on the journey of change, Amanda provides a safe environment where individuals can openly discuss their concerns. With a trauma-informed approach, she passionately offers a therapeutic space that fosters collaboration and supports recovery. Amanda believes that therapy should be customized to each individual's unique needs and looks forward to working with clients to establish meaningful goals throughout their treatment journey.