Reach out to us by phone, email, or the online scheduling portal to schedule a free 15 minute phone consultation. If we have expertise in addressing challenges you are facing, and you feel like we are the right fit, we’ll proceed with scheduling an intake session.

The first session will be an intake session. During this session you’ll be asked questions to learn more about you and your history, as well as the challenge that is bringing you to counseling. Our clinicians will collaborate with you to create one to three goals that we will be working on throughout future sessions. As you meet goals, we can add additional ones if needed or work to reduce frequency of sessions. Most clients begin meeting with us weekly, then transition to every other week, then monthly, and finally as needed for follow ups.

A Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) has a Masters Degree (MA) in Clinical Mental Health Counseling or a related field, has passed the National Counselors Exam making them a board certified counselor by the National board of Certified Counselors (Nationally Certified Counselor/NCC), and has 3000 hours of counseling experience under a Licensed supervisor. These certifications are similar to Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSW) in the state of Pennsylvania.

A Psychologist has a doctorate in Psychology. They have expertise in a variety of areas including evaluations and assessment. A person interested in an evaluation for ADHD or Autism Spectrum Disorder would see a Neuropsychologist for an evaluation. Some Psychologists provide counseling and therapy as well.

A Psychiatrist is a Medical Doctor who has completed medical school and gone on to specialize in Psychiatry. As a medical doctor they are able to prescribe medication.