As a warm and compassionate therapist, Ashley is committed to understanding your needs, life experiences, and strengths that have shaped you into the unique person you are today. She has expertise working with individuals of all ages in a variety of clinical settings, including: family-based mental health programs, therapeutic foster care, extended acute care psychiatric unit, and private practice. Ashley is trained in Structural Family Therapy, Grief Counseling & Level 2 Reiki.

In her free time, Ashley likes doing yoga, taking care of her pets, and gardening.

Education: M.A. in Clinical Psychology Eastern University

B.S. in Psychology DeSales University

Psychology Research Award; Knoll Scholarship Award

Kayleigh is a Mental Health Therapist who specializes in Dialectical Behavior Therapy and person-centered interventions to curate new perspectives and approaches to daily living. Kayleigh’s expertise involves working with adults and adolescents with diagnoses ranging from schizophrenia, borderline personality disorder, bipolar disorder, OCD, anxiety, and depression.

In her free time, Kayleigh enjoys spending time with her dogs, cooking, and watching Bob’s Burgers.

Kelsey is compassionate about helping others & adopts this into her counseling approach. Kelsey provides a comfortable and non-judgmental healing environment for her clients. Kelsey is a graduate of Capella University and has worked in the Mental Health field for the past 7 years. Kelsey enjoys working with people of all ages, including children.

In her free time, she enjoys crafting, & spending time outdoors.

Danielle loves working with the family system and bringing a systemic approach into the therapy space. As a graduate of La Salle University's Marriage and Family therapy program, she specializes in working with couples, adolescents, and children - as well as the entire family. During sessions, Danielle hopes to create an environment where clients feel able to strengthen their relationships, navigate challenges, and ultimately move forward in a positive direction. Additionally, Danielle is a member of the Philadelphia Center for Emotionally Focused Therapy & is a Facilitator for Symbis, which allows her to provide effective pre-marital counseling.

In her free time, you will find Danielle in her garden, or reading on her front porch. She also enjoys bird-watching, and being with her children.

Amy helps you in creating a therapeutic environment to gain awareness and understanding toward your goals and aspirations. Amy is a graduate of Kutztown University and specializes in working with individuals, family systems, children, and adolescents. Amy incorporates Gestalt exercises, art therapy, and play therapy techniques to process feelings and emotions through self-expression and creativity.

In her free time, Amy likes spending time with her pets, going outside, watching movies, and playing video games.

Kirstin is a graduate of Kutztown University and specializes in working with children, adolescents as well as individuals and families. Her expertise comes from working with individuals of all ages in a variety of settings over the past nine years, including residential treatment centers with juveniles, a mental-health and drug and alcohol center with adolescents and adults, in suburban elementary schools and an alternative middle/high school in the city, in-home with families, children and adolescents and a boys a girls club in the city with school aged youth. Kirstin is caring, compassionate and empathetic and this shows in her person-centered approach and using a more holistic approach to counseling. Kirstin loves to incorporate art, play and/or music into sessions. Kirstin is committed to making a positive impact on the lives of others in a respectful, non-judgmental, supportive, and encouraging environment. Kirstin is committed to building a relationship where the person feels safe and comfortable to discuss their feelings and what they want from the counseling experience. Kirstin focuses on the person’s strengths and abilities and involves the person in the therapeutic process.

In her free time, Kirstin loves photography and enjoys all things related to nature and the outdoors, including hiking, fishing, camping, kayaking and urban exploring especially with her son.