Jennifer Ann Barker is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and a Board-Certified Registered Art Therapist (ATR-BC), dedicated to helping clients navigate the complexities of their lives. Through her compassionate approach, she emphasizes the importance of self-expression as a pathway to self-awareness and narrative reshaping. Recognizing that while one cannot change the past, it is possible to alter its influence on the present, Jennifer utilizes a person-centered, trauma-informed, strength-based methodology to support individuals on their healing journey. Her extensive expertise encompasses addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, body image, self-esteem, and substance use. With a robust foundation in various therapy types, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Emotionally Focused Therapy, she skillfully integrates expressive arts to facilitate therapeutic breakthroughs. Her experience includes providing both individual and group therapy sessions, allowing her to meet clients where they are and guide them towards transformative change.

Michael Bowersox, a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Master's degree from Antioch University Seattle, understands the significance of finding the right therapeutic match. He believes that the bond between therapist and client is vital for effective healing and growth. Michael's goal is to assist individuals in cultivating a sense of groundedness and balance in their lives, recognizing that each therapeutic journey is unique. He specializes in addressing a variety of life's challenges, including depression, trauma, PTSD, and anxiety, utilizing a range of therapeutic modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, and Trauma-Focused approaches. Michael's approach is rooted in Humanistic and Buddhist Psychology, focusing on strength-based methods that empower clients to explore their emotional and physical responses to stress and trauma. By promoting an authentic and holistic experience, he fosters an environment where individuals can tap into their inner wisdom, navigate unhelpful patterns, and co-create mindful, body-based practices. Together, Michael and his clients develop pathways toward healing, peace, and a more balanced existence.

Joyce Brooks, MSW, LCSW, CCTP, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 20 years of experience supporting adults and elders in navigating the challenges of anxiety, stress, trauma, and depression. With a strong background in diverse mental health settings—ranging from residential care to alternative education—she employs an integrative and holistic counseling approach tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. Joyce skillfully utilizes techniques from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), along with relaxation strategies and meditation practices, providing a comprehensive framework for healing. She offers Christian counseling as an option, respecting the spiritual perspectives of her clients. Joyce believes that individuals possess the internal and external resources necessary to overcome their difficulties and is dedicated to guiding them toward developing sustainable solutions. For residents of Pennsylvania, she provides teletherapy services through a secure telehealth platform, ensuring accessibility and support wherever needed.

Michelle Colarusso, a Licensed Professional Counselor with a PhD and over ten years of experience, is dedicated to creating a safe environment for clients to explore the intricacies of their thoughts, feelings, and personal experiences. Understanding that life can often feel overwhelming and lead us to a place of uncertainty, Michelle offers a therapeutic relationship that serves as a unique opportunity for clients to collaborate on making sense of their experiences. She specializes in supporting individuals facing challenges such as mood disorders, anxiety, identity and gender issues, major life transitions, and depression. Utilizing a humanistic and strength-based approach, Michelle draws on a comprehensive range of techniques, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Motivational Interviewing (MI), to help clients navigate their emotional landscape. Michelle believes that it is essential for clients to express themselves authentically in a judgment-free zone, as honesty and a safe space are the cornerstones of effective therapy. Her goal is to help clients strive towards reaching their full potential, and she eagerly anticipates the opportunity to connect with those seeking guidance and support.

Darrell Crissman is a compassionate pastoral counselor and therapist with a Master of Divinity, dedicated to guiding individuals out of the traps of Survival Mode caused by fear and pain. This state can lead to severe mental health struggles and relationship strains. Darrell understands that merely existing in such a state is not truly living; therefore, he provides thoughtful guidance through the steps required to escape these cycles. His approach to healing assists clients in freeing their hearts and gaining emotional liberation, allowing them to rediscover love, joy, peace, and the other blessings of life that may have been lost over time. With a commitment to performing what he describes as 'emotional heart surgery,' Darrell helps clients eliminate the burdens that steal their joy and contentment. He believes that together, they can uncover the truth of their situations, paving the way for true freedom. Darrell emphasizes the importance of experiencing unconditional love, modeled in a way that creates value and diminishes feelings of inferiority and insecurity. His mission is to help individuals recognize their worth in a fresh light, ultimately encouraging them to embrace the richness of life’s blessings every day.

Diane Dean is a licensed professional counselor with a rich background as a registered nurse, bringing over 25 years of psychiatric experience to her practice. Known for seeing the potential in every client, Diane is dedicated to supporting individuals as they uncover their true essence and strive to be their highest selves. By maintaining a non-judgmental stance, she teaches clients how to stay present-focused, manage life effectively, and enhance their self-worth and self-esteem, empowering them to confront their challenges directly. Diane specializes in working with adults navigating problem behaviors, such as isolation, substance use, excessive caretaking of others, eating disorders, and communication difficulties. At the Epiphany! Counseling & Wellness Center, Diane helps facilitate healing of the mind, body, and spirit through group, individual, couples, and family counseling, as well as health, life, and business coaching.

Karen Dekleva-Rebottini is a seasoned psychologist with over 30 years of experience in guiding individuals toward self-discovery and emotional well-being. She believes that everyone possesses the answers within themselves. As a therapist, she excels at teaching clients to listen to their wiser selves through relaxation techniques, deep breathing, intuition, and meditation. Karen collaborates closely with clients to set meaningful goals for their emotional and mental health, while encouraging an objective observation of their lives. Together, they delve into the roots of presenting challenges and uncover effective solutions. Utilizing powerful therapeutic tools such as EMDR, Brain Spotting, and Guided Imagery, she enhances the therapeutic process, empowering individuals to build the lives they desire through self-understanding. Karen's approach fosters increased self-awareness and encourages open discussions about deep personal issues, offering a safe and caring space for conversations that are not easily shared with friends and family. She is deeply committed to her clients' health and well-being, making a lasting impact on their journeys.

Nancy Campbell is a dedicated mental health therapist with over 20 years of experience specializing in guiding young adults, aged 18 and over, through their journeys with anxiety, depression, and eating disorders. She primarily supports college students, both graduate and undergraduate, ensuring that they find a comfortable therapeutic fit. Nancy utilizes a variety of treatment approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), complemented by effective eating disorder recovery techniques. Sessions are conducted virtually, designed to be flexible and convenient. She believes that the first step toward seeking help can be daunting, and encourages students to reach out directly, fostering a genuine connection from the start. Nancy’s therapeutic style is characterized by an easy-going, caring, and supportive demeanor. For individuals ready to explore the root of their challenges and how therapy can be beneficial, she invites them to consider scheduling an initial consultation, where they can address any queries and discuss the potential for a productive therapeutic relationship.

Barbara Jean Nagrant, PhD, is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to guiding adults and elders (65+) toward a more centered, motivated, and creative life. Recognizing feelings of disconnection and dissatisfaction in her clients, Barbara fosters a dynamic and supportive therapeutic relationship to help them navigate life's challenges. With over 20 years of clinical experience, she empowers individuals to identify their truth, compassionately accept themselves, and discover more fulfilling responses to their circumstances. Barbara's therapeutic approach is rooted in experiential exercises that enhance awareness of the mind-body-spirit connection, while exploring how self-discovery influences interpersonal styles. Passionate about integrating these elements, she has a track record of successfully working with survivors of trauma, particularly those affected by sexual abuse, as well as individuals facing chronic digestive health challenges. Her diverse clinical skills include movement, breath work, meditation, mindfulness, energy techniques, visualization, and hypnotherapy. Barbara's qualifications are complemented by her EmbodiYoga Teacher Training, energy work certification, and training in biofeedback and spirituality. She actively volunteers with organizations such as Casting for Recovery of Western PA, the Pittsburgh Pathwork Board, and the TRUST Project, reflecting her commitment to community and healing.

Erica Kuhn is a licensed professional counselor with a strong foundation in Humanistic and Person-centered therapy. She is dedicated to empowering individuals on their journey to discover their most authentic selves. With a belief that everyone has the capacity to change and grow, Erica understands that sometimes, people just need a guiding presence to navigate their transformation. Ready to help clients take the leap into self-exploration, she integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) into her practice. As a Board-Certified Art Therapist, Erica recognizes that creative expression can serve as a 'second language' in therapy, allowing individuals to process their experiences without the necessity for traditional verbal communication. Her art therapy approach encompasses everything from enhancing mindfulness and coping strategies to exploring past traumas through metaphor and imagery, making it accessible for all, regardless of artistic skill. Erica has extensive experience working with adults facing life adjustments and various mental health challenges, including Depression, Anxiety, Self-Esteem issues, Trauma, Grief, and Substance Abuse Disorders. Additionally, she holds a special interest in supporting parents navigating the challenges of Post-Partum experiences and the complexities of balancing parenthood.

Wendy Mcsparren is a compassionate Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with over 34 years of experience dedicated to helping teens and adults navigate their challenges. Understanding that everyone deserves support during difficult times, she is committed to creating a sense of hope for those who feel overwhelmed or lost. Wendy's approach is person-centered, meeting clients where they are, and collaboratively crafting a tailored plan that addresses their unique needs and goals. With specialized training in Therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and EMDR, Wendy excels in assisting individuals who have experienced trauma, chronic stress, or adversity, as well as providing support to LGBTQ+ clients. She is eager to connect and guide her clients on their journey toward healing and growth.

Lori Massarelli is a seasoned Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with 28 years of experience working with children, adolescents, families, and the elderly in educational and therapeutic settings within the Murrysville area. Operating from a strength-based perspective, she seeks to ignite the inner strength inherent in each individual. Lori employs a variety of therapeutic modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Therapy, Life Coaching, and Solution-Focused brief interventions, along with faith-based counseling when desired. Her areas of focus encompass a range of mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, marital concerns, life transitions, and grief support. A strong advocate for Brain Health, Lori is dedicated to personalizing therapeutic services to meet the unique needs of each individual or family. She holds active memberships with the Pennsylvania National Association of Social Workers and the American Association of Christian Counselors, reflecting her commitment to professional excellence and community welfare.

Theresa Marie Lee is a licensed professional counselor with nearly 15 years of experience, holding a MSCP and LPC. She firmly believes that healing cannot occur in the presence of shame and guilt, which motivates her to foster a non-judgmental space where clients can openly discuss their challenges. Specializing in substance use disorders, she recognizes the feelings of guilt and shame that often accompany addictive behaviors. Her mission is to de-stigmatize these issues and educate both clients and their families, enabling everyone to heal and move toward fulfilling lives and meaningful connections. In addition to her counseling practice, she serves as a full-time professor of psychology at Penn State University, where she is well-known among her clients and students for her insightful recognition of life’s challenges. She often reminds those she encounters that, 'Every one of us has difficult times in our lives, and if you haven't yet, just wait; it's coming...' This perspective reflects her understanding of the dualities of life—joys and losses. With compassion and understanding, Theresa is dedicated to supporting individuals who are navigating their struggles and seeking to transform their lives.