Susan Decker is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP) dedicated to guiding teens, adults, and elders through the complexities of life’s journey. Understanding that life can be a challenge, Susan sees her clients as fellow travelers navigating through internal distress, resentments, and relationship struggles. With a deep knowledge of trauma, anxiety, depression, and women's issues, she specializes in offering a range of therapeutic modalities, including Trauma-Focused Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and the Gottman Method, to foster peace and wellness. Committed to each client’s unique experience, Susan thrives on the transformative work of therapy and continuously feels inspired by the richness of her clients’ stories. She embraces the opportunity to help individuals and families improve their relational dynamics and find clarity on their journey to emotional well-being.

Anthony Butto is a seasoned therapist with over 40 years of experience in psychotherapy, including 28 years at the doctoral level. He provides valuable therapy services to individuals, couples, and families, addressing a diverse range of challenges such as mood disorders, family conflict, and relationship issues. Currently practicing at the Courtyard Counseling Center, Anthony is also recognized for his contributions as a writer and lecturer in marriage and family therapy. He has taught therapy-related courses at Bucknell University for two decades and has played an influential role in Temple University's Family Therapy Post-Graduate program in Harrisburg, PA. As a clinical fellow, supervisor, and past board member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, Anthony excels in guiding clients through communication barriers, commitment concerns, infidelities, and parenting dilemmas, while also addressing issues related to extended and blended families. His therapeutic style is characterized by an active and supportive approach, where he balances informality with directness and candor. Anthony strives to help individuals uncover the deeper meanings behind their experiences, believing that while therapy can be serious, humor often facilitates the discovery of new perspectives that assist in resolving personal challenges. His clients frequently appreciate the engaging and enriching journey that therapy can offer.

Erin Goedegebuure is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 15 years of experience providing psychotherapy in the Susquehanna Valley. She specializes in working with adults, couples, and families, addressing a range of challenges including mood disorders, family conflict, and women's issues. Erin's therapeutic style is gentle and nurturing, fostering an open and supportive environment that allows her clients to feel comfortable and honest about their thoughts and feelings. Her pragmatic approach encourages positive emotional and behavioral changes that significantly impact the lives of her clients and their families. In addition to her therapy practice, she serves as an adjunct professor of psychology at Susquehanna University, enriching her understanding of mental health and human behavior. Erin values the therapeutic relationship, believing that a safe and comfortable connection is key to effective therapy. By integrating humor and focusing on clients' strengths, she helps individuals examine new perspectives and navigate life's transitions—whether it be parents tackling the challenges of raising children or women dealing with mental health concerns and loss. Erin warmly welcomes clients from diverse backgrounds, representing various races, ethnicities, sexual orientations, and gender identities.