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Carol Chisanga is a board-certified psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP-APRN-CNP) with over 12 years of clinical experience in a critical and mental health care environment. Carol takes a holistic, collaborative approach to create an effective, tailored individual treatment plan. This enhances positive mental and physical health outcomes across the continuum.

I believe seeking therapy is the first and the most courageous step towards healing, especially due to the misguided stigma about mental illness. Having gone through my own mental health journey, I have come to recognize that pain is part of our lives and sometimes inevitable, but suffering doesn’t have to be. Feelings of anxiety, depression, self- criticism or the unresolved past traumas can become barriers to a life worth living. Even the daily stressors of our life can be too unbearable at times. You are not alone. Through therapeutic healing we can take the next step towards exploring and accepting rejected parts of ourselves and integrating them for a more fulfilled life. My background is in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) which offers variety of copings skills to to create balance and reduce reactions to triggers that cause suffering. DBT can be helpful in individual and group therapy. The core principal of DBT is mindfulness which can help cultivate the the life worth living. I specialize in EMDR therapy which is a trauma-focused therapy. It not only helps to process and healing traumas but also helps to reduce emotional pain in a short period of time. It works well with different kind and intensities of traumas, whether it is a deep rooted past trauma attachments or everyday triggers that brings up emotional distress. My practice is grounded in non-judgment and compassion. My focus is on improving holistic well-being and growth. My roots are from India, being from a different culture I recognize importance of culture sensitivity and I enjoy working with people from different culture and ethnic backgrounds. I have an empathetic, respectful and curious approach towards diversity. I offer a free 20- minute consultation. At the moment, I am only offering Telehealth sessions. Feel free to reach out and I look forward to connecting with you!

I strives to provide quality care in our communities we service and create a haven for those in need. I develop mastering skills to create lifelong changes in clients’ lives. I help individuals achieve self-realization and learn how to engage in positive thinking to achieve their goals.

There is hope for a brighter tomorrow. It is possible to lead a life full of joy, purpose and freedom. Maybe you have tried on your own to make things right and nothing has worked. You aren't failing at healing, you're finding healing and that takes time and effort. Taking the step into therapy is a brave and courageous one and no matter what stage of healing you're in, we're all works in progress. We all need help sometimes. If your present reality is not congruent with what you pictured for your life, there is hope for change. You have made a courageous step in seeking help. If you are struggling with anxiety, depression, unresolved trauma, PTSD or a life transition, there is a light at the end of the tunnel and you are worth it.

I am passionate and invested in your growth and/or healing. I have experience working those who struggle with every day issues (mental wellness), trauma, anxiety, depression, ADHD, creating goals, grief/loss, stress management, and life transitions.

Matthew Pollard, MD is a reproductive urologist who attended the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. He completed his residency training with the Department of Urology at UCLA and spent an additional year completing a fellowship in Male Reproductive Medicine and Surgery at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.

Hi! My name is Jana! I’m happy you’re here and finding the right therapist for you! I will tell you a little about myself, so you can decide if we may be a good fit. If so, let’s rock n’ roll! I’m a LISW-S and enjoy working with several different kinds of people. My specialties include people with an intellectual disability or related condition, borderline personality disorder, people involved with family court, behavioral issues, narcissism and sociopathy, domestic and psychological violence, and challenging divorces. My therapy style is warm and interactive. I love to get to know the people I’m working with, so I can assist them the best I can. I take pride in my ability to encourage people to be their authentic selves, which often opens up many conversations that need to occur. I’m problem-focused and often take a very behavioral approach; I like to help you break down the issues so we can attempt to get to the bottom of what’s actually happening. My therapy sessions are conversation-led, with prompting and questions from me. I like for us to explore all sides of our topic, so I often offer alternative viewpoints, but that’s me wanting to make you think!

Hello, Welcome to my page! I'm Marsinlen, I'm a counselor based out of Northeast PA. I work with adult clients who may have anxiety, depression, addiction, chronic illness. My clinical interests include traumatic brain injury, trauma focused counseling, disability advocacy. I utilize motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy and acceptance and commitment therapy when working with clients. One call or email is all it takes to get connected. I'm looking forward hearing your story and how I may of help.

I am originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, I have two brothers and a mother. My childhood was very normal until my late teens when my father passed away from cancer. Not surprisingly, this whole process was sudden and challenging in many ways for myself and the rest of the family. My situation could have gone very differently; however I was fortunate to get linked with a therapist who took the time to challenge my thinking. Luckily, I was able to get into college and pursue my passion of social work. My approach: Three words that describe my approach are: problem solving, non-judging, and patient. I think therapy can be fun and interesting. My overarching goal with therapy is build a mutual relationship that serves the client. I feel clients have the ability to solve their problems; however, us as people sometimes need someone from outside our situation to bounce ideas off of. My clinical strengths: I have extensive experience working with anxiety, panic and substance use. I know first hand how crippling anxiety and panic attacks can be, I really enjoy tying to help others gain confidence and learn to cope with these conditions. After applying for my Independent license I started working for Veteran Affairs on a homeless/ substance use residential unit. There I taught substance use groups, individual psychotherapy and attended many trainings to widen my skill set. During COVID, this unit was reworked and resulted in me taking a job outside the unit. I now assist local hospitals with our clients and their discharge needs. This obviously is a slight departure from my normal skills and is part of the reason I work in private practice as well.

I’m a very compassionate, caring, and empathetic person. I provide holistic care and collaborate with my clients to develop a treatment plan that they are comfortable with. I’m in the belief that mental health wellbeing is a priority. My experiences encompass working with clients across the life span, including Child and Adolescents, Adult, and Geriatric patient populations.