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HAYLEY TAPP, MA, LMHC
Hayley’s foundation for counseling is existential phenomenology which, loosely
translated, means that to find meaning one must look at the phenomenon of
living, and she weighs this with a straightforward approach. Her background in
music aids her in working with the creative community, helping people achieve a
balance between their creativity and the choices they make. She implements
cognitive behavioral techniques (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy) that can
alleviate suffering from emotions and offers this as both a group or in individual
therapy.
Hayley can also assist with anxiety, depression, post traumatic stress, impulsivity
issues, substance abuse, grief and loss, relationship issues, and finding deeper
meaning.
Hayley’s foundation for counseling is existential phenomenology which, loosely
translated, means that to find meaning one must look at the phenomenon of
living, and she weighs this with a straightforward approach. Her background in
music aids her in working with the creative community, helping people achieve a
balance between their creativity and the choices they make. She implements
cognitive behavioral techniques (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy) that can
alleviate suffering from emotions and offers this as both a group or in individual
therapy.
Hayley can also assist with anxiety, depression, post traumatic stress, impulsivity
issues, substance abuse, grief and loss, relationship issues, and finding deeper
meaning.
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TREINA ARONSON, MA, LMHC
Treina believes effective therapy consists of gaining insight as well as making
practical change, thus her approach is grounded in Existentialism blended with
cognitive and mindfulness therapies. She has a general strength-based practice
working with adult individuals, couples, and groups.
Treina specializes in divorce, co-parenting, and blended family support. Using
facilitative mediation skills, she assists those undergoing these life transitions in
developing effective relationships and finding collaborative solutions to bring
about compassionate endings while focusing on creating healthy new beginnings.
Other areas of practice include: depression, anxiety/panic, PTSD, bipolar disorder,
addictions, grief and loss, sexual and physical abuse.
Treina believes effective therapy consists of gaining insight as well as making
practical change, thus her approach is grounded in Existentialism blended with
cognitive and mindfulness therapies. She has a general strength-based practice
working with adult individuals, couples, and groups.
Treina specializes in divorce, co-parenting, and blended family support. Using
facilitative mediation skills, she assists those undergoing these life transitions in
developing effective relationships and finding collaborative solutions to bring
about compassionate endings while focusing on creating healthy new beginnings.
Other areas of practice include: depression, anxiety/panic, PTSD, bipolar disorder,
addictions, grief and loss, sexual and physical abuse.
ROZ BOYD, MA, LMHC
Roz's philosophy of counseling is client-centered and insight-based. She believes
as one works towards a greater sense of authenticity and aliveness, significant
understanding and healing can occur by making contact with the unfolding,
here-and-now experience in the therapeutic relationship. As a means of
accessing important material, her approach is informed and directed by the
mind-body connection. She is also influenced by cognitive-behavioral therapy,
transpersonal psychology, mindfulness and meditation, and Gestalt techniques.
Her work as a certified yoga instructor informs her therapeutic practice and may
be incorporated as appropriate.
Areas of experience: depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship issues,
body-centered therapy, sexual abuse, and life transitions.
Roz's philosophy of counseling is client-centered and insight-based. She believes
as one works towards a greater sense of authenticity and aliveness, significant
understanding and healing can occur by making contact with the unfolding,
here-and-now experience in the therapeutic relationship. As a means of
accessing important material, her approach is informed and directed by the
mind-body connection. She is also influenced by cognitive-behavioral therapy,
transpersonal psychology, mindfulness and meditation, and Gestalt techniques.
Her work as a certified yoga instructor informs her therapeutic practice and may
be incorporated as appropriate.
Areas of experience: depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship issues,
body-centered therapy, sexual abuse, and life transitions.
MARIE KRUPA, MA, LMHC
Marie is experienced in treating depression, posttraumatic stress disorder, grief
and loss issues, life transitions, personality disorders, family dynamics,
children/teen issues, divorce and co-parenting, finances, and career-solving
strategies.
She uses a fusion of client-centered, cognitive-behavioral, solution-focused and
constructive therapies to meet the individualized treatment needs of each client;
extensive training and application of Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, a direct
approach to yield immediate results. She also specializes in Christian counseling.
Marie is experienced in treating depression, posttraumatic stress disorder, grief
and loss issues, life transitions, personality disorders, family dynamics,
children/teen issues, divorce and co-parenting, finances, and career-solving
strategies.
She uses a fusion of client-centered, cognitive-behavioral, solution-focused and
constructive therapies to meet the individualized treatment needs of each client;
extensive training and application of Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, a direct
approach to yield immediate results. She also specializes in Christian counseling.
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CHERYL WARD, MS, ADTR, CP, LMHC
Cheryl’s philosophy of counseling is grounded in Existentialism which
emphasizes the uniqueness and personal responsibility of each human being
who is free to make their own self-defining choices in life. She draws from her
extensive Creative Arts Therapy background to help individuals: deepen self
awareness, gain insight into their constructive vs. self defeating thoughts and
behaviors, develop effective coping strategies and improve their interpersonal
relationships.
Cheryl has 20 years of experience as a psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, and
program developer with individuals, families and groups suffering from
depression, anxiety, addictions, grief and loss and relationship difficulties.
She specializes in working with survivors of trauma and helping their families
cope with the impact trauma has upon the survivor and their relationships.
Cheryl’s philosophy of counseling is grounded in Existentialism which
emphasizes the uniqueness and personal responsibility of each human being
who is free to make their own self-defining choices in life. She draws from her
extensive Creative Arts Therapy background to help individuals: deepen self
awareness, gain insight into their constructive vs. self defeating thoughts and
behaviors, develop effective coping strategies and improve their interpersonal
relationships.
Cheryl has 20 years of experience as a psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, and
program developer with individuals, families and groups suffering from
depression, anxiety, addictions, grief and loss and relationship difficulties.
She specializes in working with survivors of trauma and helping their families
cope with the impact trauma has upon the survivor and their relationships.
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