Our Team of Therapists

Aria Craig is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). She holds a Masters Degree in Clinical Counseling Psychology from Delaware Valley University. She has worked in various mental health settings such as hospitals, non-profit organizations, and private practice. Aria believes strongly in giving individuals a voice and providing a safe space to express themselves. Her approach is client and family centered, focusing on evidenced based therapies such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy. Aria has therapeutic interests in the areas of interpersonal strengths, mindfulness, and clinical areas of anxiety, depression, mood disorders, and trauma.

I believe that each and every person is worthy of unconditional love and support. By taking the time to seek out services for yourself, you are showing an incredible amount of courage and strength. I have experience working with adolescents and adults across the lifespan. I have professional experience working with: mood disorders, anxiety and depressive disorders, complex and single-event trauma, emotional neglect or maltreatment, nervous system dysregulation and panic, neurodivergency, human sexuality questions and concerns, LGBTQIA2+, gender identity, and substance use. You will always be respected and validated in this space.

I specialize in open-processing, psychoeducation, reconnecting to our emotions and learning regulation skills. I work from a trauma-informed approach, where each relationship is collaborative. Together we will identify what your current struggles are, create ways to overcome or accommodate these struggles, and build your self-efficacy and self-view.

If you are reading this you are full of strength, courage, and resilience. Asking for help when you are struggling can be overwhelming, especially if you have experienced invalidation or mistreatment. By showing up for yourself, you are beginning a journey of hope, learning, and growth beyond your imagination.

Christina Groves is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. Christina is a Graduate of Villanova University where she earned her Master’s Degree in Counseling and Human Relations. Christina works from a Family Systems perspective. Christina is dedicated to helping individuals, couples, and families navigate the complexities of relationships and interpersonal dynamics. Christina strives to work towards having a better understanding of human behavior and communication patterns and she strives to create a safe and supportive environment where clients can explore their emotions and develop healthier ways of relating to one another.

Christina’s specialties include individual therapy, couples/relationships, depression and anxiety, coping skills, ownership, boundaries and mindfulness. Christina has experiences working in both school settings as a school counselor, as well as working as an outpatient therapist helping those struggling with substance use, and mental health issues through individual and group settings.

As a Licensed Professional Counselor, I have several years of experience working with people of all ages and diagnoses. I take pride in my ability to build a comfortable and safe setting for my client’s to begin their journey of healing, which includes a strong therapeutic relationship. My primary therapeutic approaches include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and Mindfulness. I believe that every client’s therapy needs to be structured and based on the client’s individual needs and goals. I specialize in trauma processing, addiction’s counseling, and anxiety reduction.

Whether you are an individual, a couple, or a family, whether it’s conflict in your current relationship, or you are looking to work on yourself, we’ll be in this journey together. People describe me as being very safe and supportive – and with that, I have found that therapy benefits you the most when you are challenged to explore what you want and what’s not working.

I am a relational therapist – and WE will be in a relationship with honesty, trust AND challenge. I have been working with individuals, couples, and families for over 15 years now and am trained in insight based family systems, cognitive behavioral therapy, addiction/recovery, and trauma informed approaches (including strength-based, mindfulness, EMDR, DBT).

I will push you to be open about the parts of your life that you cannot be open with others about. With this foundation we will work together to build on the skills you have and to practice new ones. If this sounds like what you are looking for, call me and we’ll explore a relationship that can improve your life.

I’m a Master’s level clinician specializing in the areas of anxiety, depression, addiction, family conflict, grief and situational life stress. Life can be overwhelming and challenging at times. It is important to me to lead with empathy and meet my clients where they are so we can work through the issues together.

Through my years of working with clients, I’ve taken an eclectic approach to counseling. Anxiety, depression, addiction and family conflict are a few of the areas I specialize in.

I’d love to help you on your personal journey towards healing and happiness. Please reach out to me if you think I could help.

Kaitlyn Fala is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Pennsylvania. She has more than ten years of experience working with children, adolescents and families to gain skills, stability and confidence to overcome barriers to their happiness and success. Building an authentic and safe therapeutic environment is a paramount part of the counseling experience. Kaitlyn believes in a collaborative therapeutic process with a person-centered, solution-focused and systems approach. Her goal is to work with individuals to help bring awareness to their natural strengths and abilities.

Therapy is about establishing re-connection. Re-connection to others (friends, family, partners, etc) of course, but primarily re-connection to Self…our feelings, our thoughts, our beliefs, and a sense of safety in our bodies. If you struggle with depression, anxiety, dissociation, substance abuse, self-harming, or other self-sabotaging behaviors you just may be trying your best to survive intolerable circumstances as you move through this world. Without a safe connection to Self, relationships to others are inevitably disrupted.

For over 25 years, I have worked with adults and adolescents diagnosed with co-occurring issues (substance use and mental health) where the underlying cause is trauma (PTSD, Complex Trauma, Attachment and Developmental Trauma). With an overarching psychodynamic approach, I utilize evidenced-based trauma interventions throughout the course of care.

If you would like to explore “bottom-up” approaches such as EMDR, Brainspotting, and Internal Family Systems (IFS)/Parts Work to decrease the intensity of your current symptoms and to establish that re-connection to Self, I look forward to our work together.

I believe that all people desire to be known, accepted, and truly loved for who they truly are. My goal is to help you experience the beauty of being known and help you grow as an individual, work through your struggles, and become more of a whole person as you heal from the things that have brought pain and suffering to your life. I believe in the power of counseling and focus on creating a warm, empathic environment where we can work together to confront the challenges you face through understanding thoughts, behaviors, and beliefs about yourself, others, and the world to implement change.

I have experience with a wide variety of clients ranging from children, teens, and adults providing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Family Systems Therapy, and a Person-centered approach. Some areas of expertise include: ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, Family and marriage counseling. I am currently pursuing licensure in PA.

We were never meant to work through our daily struggles alone, so now is the time for you to allow yourself to be seen so you can feel more whole and complete in who you were created to be.

In life, everyone experiences trauma and stress that can cause feelings of being stuck. As a therapist, Marney understands that healing is a process that involves a mind-body-spirit approach to treatment. Therapy offers an opportunity to honor one’s truth and work through the resistance and fear that hinder personal growth. Marney provides an accepting and non-judgmental environment that welcomes everyone, regardless of race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or gender identity.

Marney’s theoretical approach is both person-centered and humanistic, focusing on how individuals perceive themselves rather than relying on therapeutic interpretation. Together with clients, Marney aims to create a safe environment where the journey of self-discovery and self-acceptance can lead to growth and healing. The best investment anyone can make in life is in themselves.

With experience working with individuals, couples, and families on issues ranging from trauma, anxiety, and depression to family conflict and life transitions, Marney invites others to make an investment in themselves and make decisions out of love, not fear.

Melissa is a Licensed Professional Counselor passionate about fostering a deep commitment to help individuals navigate life’s challenges with resilience and empowerment. With a compassionate and client-centered approach, she specializes in working with teens and young adults who experience anxiety, depression, relationship issues, and life transitions. Melissa aims to create a safe and nonjudgmental space for her clients to explore their emotions while developing coping skills and the confidence needed to brave each day. Her favorite quote is, “Even your worst days only have 24 hours.” She looks forward to meeting new clients and working towards a better tomorrow.

Sabrina Jaconski, MS, received her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from West Chester University of Pennsylvania and her Master’s Degree from Chestnut Hill College. She has extensive experience working with teens, young adults, and adults dealing with depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, ASD, and eating disorders. Sabrina also has experience supporting individuals who are members of the LGBTQIA+ community. She is passionate about helping individuals feel more comfortable with their identities.

Trained in a psychodynamic approach, Sabrina often employs cognitive behavioral techniques and a person-centered lens in her therapy sessions. She values a holistic approach that emphasizes both mind and body. Aware that therapy can be daunting, Sabrina is committed to creating an authentic and safe space for clients to grow and process their experiences.