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Amelie Yang Custer is a dedicated licensed professional counselor who provides a safe, respectful, and validating space where clients are listened to without judgment, assumptions, or an agenda. Her extensive experience enables her to listen beyond words and look beyond appearances. With formal training in music and visual arts, she brings a unique perspective to therapy, helping clients connect with their inner voice and shedding light on their inner world. This foundation of authentic human-to-human understanding fosters a collaborative partnership in therapy, supporting clients in achieving their goals whether that involves healing, growth, self-exploration, or change—all while cultivating a deep sense of clarity and peace.<br /> <br /> Understanding that individuals respond differently to challenges, Amelie adopts a flexible approach that honors each person's unique identity. She excels in working with anxiety, trauma, grief, PTSD, and related identity, relationship, or emotional challenges, including depression, eating disorders, and self-harm. Browsing the process of selecting a therapist can be daunting, and Amelie offers potential clients a free 20-minute phone consultation to ensure comfort and compatibility before beginning their therapeutic journey. Grounded in psychodynamic and existential-humanistic therapy, Amelie is also trained in EMDR and DBT, providing trauma-informed care suited to her clients' needs. She eagerly anticipates the opportunity to support and guide individuals on their path toward wellness.

Dr. Karen Zelaya-Kendall is a dedicated psychologist with a PhD who specializes in helping clients achieve meaningful and lasting changes in their lives. With training from St. John's University, Dr. Zelaya-Kendall is particularly skilled in Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Culturally Sensitive approaches, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), providing therapy modalities for individuals, couples, and families. Her extensive experience encompasses treating a wide range of challenges, including Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, ADHD, and gender identity issues. Dr. Zelaya-Kendall believes that the decision to engage in therapy is a significant and courageous step, and she is committed to fostering a supportive and encouraging environment throughout the therapy journey. She is passionate about offering quality treatment and maintaining a multicultural perspective, ensuring that care is accessible to a diverse clientele. Through individual therapy, couples therapy, and clinical supervision, Dr. Zelaya-Kendall partners with her clients to navigate their unique paths toward wellness.

Marvin Toliver is a compassionate and skilled Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding an LCSW credential. With a deep commitment to helping individuals navigate the complexities of their experiences, he specializes in addressing trauma and PTSD, men's issues, and racial identity. Marvin brings a wealth of knowledge in various therapy modalities, including coaching, art therapy, and attachment-based approaches, providing tailored support for couples, individuals, and groups alike. His diverse qualification in Narrative and Trauma-Focused therapies, combined with a strength-based and multicultural perspective, empowers clients of all ages—from teens to elders—to discover healing and growth in their journeys. Marvin's genuine approach fosters a safe environment in which clients are encouraged to explore their emotions, build resilience, and cultivate meaningful change in their lives.

The Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at the University of Pennsylvania is a distinguished private behavioral health clinic dedicated to serving Veterans and military family members. Offering confidential, personalized, and evidence-based care at no cost and with no long waits, the clinic caters to all military families, including those from the National Guard and Reserves, with a strong emphasis on the post-9/11 era. The team takes great care to understand each individual's unique circumstances, tailoring their approach using the best practices supported by research. Adapting to the challenges posed by COVID-19, all services are currently provided via telehealth. The clinic's skilled professionals, including Psychologists, Social Workers, and Psychiatrists, are adept in addressing a range of mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, trauma, adjustment difficulties, anger, grief, and relationship concerns. With services encompassing individual, couples, and family therapy, medication management, and case management, the clinic strives to make mental health care accessible by offering early morning and evening hours, telehealth options, and free parking. Importantly, all services are provided at no cost, ensuring that everyone receives the care they truly deserve, regardless of insurance or ability to pay.

Sean Betman is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, known for his ability to help clients feel genuinely seen and heard. He creates a trusting environment where clients can envision and work towards the changes they desire in their lives. Sean's therapeutic approach is warm, caring, and candid, always tailored to the needs of those he serves. With experience in treating a range of issues, including anxiety, depression, shame and self-doubt, as well as substance use and family challenges, he provides individual counseling that fosters growth and stability. In couples counseling, Sean expertly identifies and addresses persistent patterns of miscommunication and conflict that can undermine intimacy. He also supports individuals navigating grief and loss, recognizing the unique pressures faced during difficult times. Therapy with Sean is not just a space for reflection; it can become a weekly practice of rediscovery and joy, promoting lasting emotional well-being and resilience in relationships.

Kaitlin Blum is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Pennsylvania. She earned her Master’s in Clinical and Counseling Psychology with a trauma concentration from Chestnut Hill College, following an undergraduate degree in Psychology from East Stroudsburg University. Kaitlin believes in the significance of developing a therapeutic relationship grounded in trust and openness to foster a non-judgmental and welcoming atmosphere. While her preferred treatment modalities include cognitive-behavioral therapy, solution-focused therapy, mindfulness, relational approaches, and strength-based methods, she is well-versed in a variety of evidence-based techniques and adapts her approach to meet the unique needs of each individual. Kaitlin specializes in working with adolescents and adults facing anxiety, depression, trauma, eating disorders, body image challenges, and relationship issues—both in individual and family therapy settings. Acknowledging that reaching out to a new therapist can be a daunting step, Kaitlin is committed to empowering her clients to become self-motivated and self-aware, facilitating the changes necessary to improve their quality of life. She enjoys incorporating lighthearted pop-culture analogies as a unique tool for personal insight and connection, enhancing the therapeutic experience.

Abby Bronstein is a compassionate and skilled Clinical Social Worker and Therapist (MSW, MFT, LCSW) who specializes in working with adults and elders. With a profound understanding of the complexities of human experiences, Abby builds strong relationships with individuals and couples, recognizing that each person brings unique narratives to therapy. Her practice centers around women's issues, relationship concerns, and sex therapy, helping clients navigate their relationships with their bodies and intimacy, especially during significant life changes such as postpartum adjustments, chronic illnesses, and surgeries. Abby is particularly passionate about assisting clients through various life transitions, including early adulthood, career shifts, relationship beginnings and endings, fertility challenges, pregnancy, postpartum experiences, parenting, and health diagnoses. As she works toward becoming a certified sex therapist, Abby emphasizes a culturally sensitive approach and values the intersectional identities of her clients. She offers therapeutic modalities that include family/marital therapy, narrative therapy, and emotionally focused therapy, among others, to create a supportive environment for healing and growth.

Breesha Comish, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, is dedicated to helping couples and individuals navigate life's challenges. She adopts a compassionate approach, combining effective treatment modalities such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), EMDR, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) to empower clients to thrive. Breesha specializes in Couples Therapy addressing desire differences, sexual issues, communication conflicts, intimacy concerns, and the complexities of navigating medical diagnoses and trauma. She welcomes both traditional and non-traditional partnerships and emphasizes a supportive environment for individuals within the LGBTQIA+ community. Additionally, Breesha is highly skilled in assisting young adults in recovering from childhood trauma and guiding them on their personal journeys. For clients, she employs a strength-based approach and partners with them to establish clear, achievable goals. Breesha provides honest and supportive feedback, fostering a compassionate space where clients can develop practical tools and insights to address their life and relationship issues. With a commitment to assisting those who feel lost, stuck, or haunted by the past, as well as those seeking closer connections or improved communication in relationships, Breesha creates an inviting atmosphere for growth and healing.

Matthew Cp Purinton is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with a Master’s degree (MSW) from the prestigious University of Pennsylvania, having graduated in 2007. With expertise in addressing the challenges of grief, family conflict, and chronic pain, Matthew is dedicated to guiding individuals through their healing processes. He works with a diverse range of clients, including preteens, children aged 6 to 10, teens, elders over 65, and adults, employing tailored therapeutic approaches to meet their unique needs. Matthew offers a variety of therapy types, such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), trauma-focused therapy, and emotion-focused techniques. He adopts an eclectic and humanistic stance, drawing upon family systems and cognitive-behavioral strategies to create a supportive environment for families and individuals alike. His experience with couples and families underlines his commitment to fostering understanding and resolution in relational dynamics. With an integrative style, Matthew empowers his clients to navigate life's complexities and achieve lasting personal growth.

Jacquelyn Farasat is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor with National Counselor Certification and a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. With 8 years of experience, Jacquelyn supports the emotional, social, and personal growth of children, adolescents, and adults through both individual and group therapy. Holding a Master’s degree in Counseling and a Master’s degree in Education, she excels in creating a caring and trusting relationship with her clients based on respect and collaboration. Jacquelyn employs a blend of mindfulness, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and motivational interviewing, all integrated within a strengths-based and person-centered framework, to help clients realize their full potential. Particularly skilled in working with children and families, she utilizes play therapy to enhance relational skills, emotional awareness, and self-regulation techniques. Recognizing the uniqueness of each client, Jacquelyn adapts her strategies to align with their specific strengths, desires, and goals, empowering them throughout their journey of growth and self-discovery.

Charles Tyson is a deeply passionate Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) committed to social justice and facilitating positive change in the lives of others. He is excited to connect with individuals as they embark on their journey inward. Charles believes that healing involves the courage to show up for oneself amid the temptation to retreat to unsilenced needs, numbness, disconnection, and erasure. As a black, gender non-binary therapist with a personal stake in his work, he brings invaluable insight to his clinical practice. His mission is to empower and heal individuals, families, and communities through therapy, consulting, case management, training, and community outreach. With extensive experience addressing a diverse range of concerns, including anxiety, mood dysregulation, depression, trauma, grief and loss, substance abuse recovery, chronic illness, and LGBT issues, Charles is equipped to work with clients at every stage of development in individual, couples, and family sessions. His tailored approach ensures that clients' unique needs are met, guiding them towards their goals and supporting them in overcoming challenges that hinder their happiness and potential.

Lauren Green is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Master's degree in Arts from Rosemont College, graduated in 2009. With a focus on adults, she addresses important issues such as anxiety and relationship challenges. Many individuals find themselves struggling with constant worry, social anxiety, and difficult relationships, often feeling overwhelmed by perfectionistic standards or the pressures of social comparison. Lauren recognizes the growing concerns around social anxiety and loneliness, and she is dedicated to helping her clients foster connections and improve their interpersonal relationships. Her therapeutic style is warm, interactive, and integrative, drawing from various modalities including Psychodynamic, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, and Existential approaches. Lauren's practice is affirming of all genders and sexualities, as well as inclusive of diverse backgrounds. She invites clients to explore their feelings, discover personal insights, and cultivate new skills that promote self-confidence and reduce anxiety during these challenging times.

Hannah Guy is a passionate and dedicated clinical social worker and therapist specializing in helping adults navigate their challenges. She understands that many individuals may feel stuck in anxiety, depression, and a sense of losing control, often reaching a breaking point where hope seems distant. Hannah firmly believes that there is nothing inherently wrong with those who are struggling — everyone deserves to feel better, regardless of whether they are dealing with trauma, eating disorders, or mood disorders. She recognizes that discussing these issues is a vital part of the healing process, but also incorporates a variety of evidence-based techniques, including EMDR, to facilitate recovery. As a certified EMDR therapist, Hannah has witnessed firsthand the profound impact this approach has on healing trauma. In her practice, she is committed to creating a nurturing and respectful space where clients feel valued and heard. For those seeking a compassionate guide in their journey toward wellness, Hannah is excited to partner with them in achieving their goals and finding their path to healing.