Kathy counsels ages 3-adult, parents and families. Kathy works from a strengths-based perspective and highlights the potential of each of her clients. Kathy wants teens to gain insight into their challenges and helps them grow more self-awareness, coping skills, and healthy connections. Kathy has helped children and adolescents afflicted with depression, anxiety, family conflict, trauma, behavior issues, school concerns, grief/loss, low self-esteem, unhealthy relationships, suicidality, self-harm, anger management, and substance use. She also works with parents and guardians to strengthen the relationship with their child, promote appropriate interventions, and find ways to practice self-care.

John coaches ages young adult (20+)- adult. John incorporates more than 21 years of coaching and personal development experience into helping individuals and leaders become less stagnant in existing growth patterns. The coaching process will focus on the whole person, meaning that coaching isn’t oriented toward an isolated issue at work, but rather addresses a person's holistic work-life balance and financial concerns. Focusing on physical health, intellectual curiosity, personal, and professional priorities allows coaching to help individuals comfortably align what is important to them. As a coach John’s role is to help you ignite the passion of your goals and guide you through the process of reaching your definition of success and a work/life balance.

Kim counsels young adult (20+) - adult and couples.  Kim believes many of us hold onto our experiences so tightly they impact not only our thoughts, but create symptoms in our bodies and put stress on how we communicate with our partners, family, and friends. She is convinced we each hold a purpose in life and she is eager to help you interrupt old patterns that are no longer working for you in order to feel a freedom in being the person you know you can be. Kim works with individuals dealing with a variety of struggles including relationships, communication, anxiety, depression, grief/loss, life transition, purpose, ADHD and as Clinical Director Kim teams with the owner to provide oversight, vision, and feedback on all clinical/coaching functions and support roles within Get Centered.

Lily’s clinical focus is sexual and relational issues, and she primarily counsels individuals, couples, and relationship systems. Lily’s goal and passion is to positively impact the lives of all clients, and she appreciates the privilege to work with clients to achieve this endeavor. Her understanding of her role as a therapist is to serve as an actively engaged member in the counseling relationship and to help her clients help themselves flourish in all facets of their lives. Lily has a wealth of experience in mental health and has worked in the counseling field in a range of therapeutic settings. These experiences equipped her with an array of skills and provided the opportunity to view clients from multiple lenses.

Kim coaches young adults (20+) - adults. Trusting that you know yourself best, Kim will partner with you as a non-judgmental, supportive coach who will provide a sensitive accountability framework for you to make lasting changes. Kim will help you refine your wellness vision, identify your strengths, and develop achievable action steps. Think of Kim as a compass, a wellness mentor, and supportive partner who serves as a guide helping you in making informed, strategic, positive choices as you create the balanced, healthy and sustainable lifestyle you’ve always wanted.  Kim also serves as the Client and Team Care Manager for Get Centered when not collaborating with her own coaching clients.

Ashley counsels ages 9 - adult and parents. Ashley is passionate about helping others discover their unique abilities and strengths, so they can build resilience and improve areas that are more challenging. She is committed to offering an environment that is confidential, collaborative, nonjudgmental, and strengths-based. Ashley’s approach celebrates neurodiversity and focuses on abilities rather than deficits. Ashley works with with clients on the autism spectrum, ADHD, anxiety, depression, OCD, and behavioral concerns, as well as with parents on parenting strategies. She has advanced training in Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) for the treatment of anxiety, OCD, and autism spectrum disorder from Beck Institute for Cognitive Behavior Therapy in Philadelphia, PA. In addition to CBT, Ashley incorporates a variety of other therapeutic techniques to best meet the needs of the individual.

Lisa counsels ages 3 - adult and parents. Lisa works from a person centered approach believing that we are the experts of our own lives with unique lived experiences. Lisa provides services to children, adolescents, teens, and adults coping with anxiety, depression, OCD, emotional regulation difficulties, anger management, phobias, trauma, self esteem challenges, and ADHD. She works with parents and couples on parenting skills and family relationships.  Lisa is dedicated to creating an inviting, non judgmental, peaceful, confidential environment where she can create a partnership with her clients to ensure their future success. Lisa has over a decade of experience working with children, parents, and families in the school setting as both a teacher and school counselor.

Bailey encourages her clients to show up as they are authentically and unapologetically. She practices using a person-centered approach believing the client is the expert of their own experiences. Whether the goal is to gain more control in life, deal with a traumatic experience, or find a sense of identity, Bailey is dedicated to walk alongside them. Clients are capable of self-acceptance, change, and growth through the strong therapeutic relationship she develops. Bailey is committed to creating an environment that is warm, non-judgmental, and most importantly supportive. She strongly believes in the power of humor and a genuine connection to help individuals make changes in their lives.

Gabby values a person-centered approach emphasizing strength-based therapy for children, teens, adults, and couples. Gabby works to provide personalized and engaging care based on her client's interests and needs. She easily connects with others on both a professional and personal level. Gabby works collaboratively with other providers in creating treatment plans ensuring that her clients receive support in multiple areas of their lives. Gabby is a former mental health case manager experienced in working with children and their families in building secure attachments and learning trauma-informed parenting strategies.

Amanda’s approach is to work alongside her clients, treating each person as the unique individual they are, who is worthy of unconditional acceptance, regardless of their current struggles or personal circumstances. She believes in holistic healing, and considering all parts of a person when working toward personal healing and growth. Amanda believes that each person has their own uniqueness.  Being unique is a strength and can be used as a tool to push through barriers and help individuals advocate for themselves. Amanda creates a safe space for clients, allowing them to feel guided, supported, and empowered to recognize their abilities, understand their strengths, and make choices that allow them to live independent and meaningful lives.

Mary is a strong believer in human connection and forming deep, meaningful relationships with her clients. She believes that one of the biggest indictors of a successful counseling environment is a strong therapeutic relationship. Mary facilitates a judgement free counseling environment that serves as a safe space for clients of all ages, identities, and experiences. She utilizes a person-centered approach in therapy, as she believes that you are the expert on your life, experiences, feelings, and emotions. Mary finds that taking this person-centered approach along with techniques from Emotion-Focused Therapy and a strengths-based perspective can be very beneficial and positive in effecting change in her clients lives.