George is a licensed social worker who graduated at top of his class from Temple University with a master’s degree in social work. George is driven by his passion to help others and has been working in the field of addiction and co-occurring mental health since 2012.

George tailors a holistic health care model to meet the individual’s specific characteristics and needs. Using an eclectic approach, George draws from a variety of theoretical perspectives using evidence-based research, interventions, and creativity. Models include, Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Trauma Informed Care, Family Therapy, and Life Skill enhancement.

George works with the individual and their families to draw out strengths to empower and elicit vision of hope. George’s favorite quote, “we have the power to re-invent ourselves.”

Gina Marie McMahon is a licensed professional counselor who is knowledgeable in both mental health issues as well as addiction disorders. Gina’s therapeutic approach is client-centered and includes holistic, humanistic, and recovery model techniques.

She has worked with both adolescents and adults, in both inpatient and outpatient settings, who have struggled with mental health, eating disorders, and/or substance abuse disorders. Gina believes that individual, group, and family counseling each play an imperative role in one’s healing process.

Additionally, she strives to help her clients reconnect with tasks that once brought them joy and fulfillment.  Gina is a lover of the arts and encourages her clients to express themselves in different modalities, such as writing, art work, music, dance, and so forth.

Darby is a masters level therapist who graduated amongst the top of her class at Chestnut Hill College, where she studied clinical and professional psychology, with a concentration in trauma.

Darby has been in the field of addiction since 2016, where she has worked in multiple levels of care: detox, residential, PHP, IOP, and GOP. She created a specialty program for those who have had multiple attempts at recovery, but struggled to remain sober.

In addition to practicing therapy, Darby has conducted research studies that primarily focused on the prevention, development, and intervention strategies for eating disorders among the young adult population. Darby continuously works to expand her knowledge by researching and attending training for empirically based interventions for multicultural populations, and implements these learned interventions in her therapeutic practice.

Kristen has over 19 years of experience and specialized training working with people with Substance Use disorders, co-occurring, mood disorders, and other mental health disorders. She has an advanced skill set working with families and couples, as well as facilitating group and individual psychotherapy.

Kristen holds her master’s degree from Rosemont College and is certified in treating Trauma and addictions. She obtained her undergraduate degree from Alvernia College in 2006.  She is currently an LPC intern and She intends on further pursuing her training and will become certified in EMDR and other evidence-based trauma treatments.

Kristen entered her career through an internship at 19 years old, working in an intensive outpatient unit in a psychiatric hospital.  From there she began working in an inpatient setting with adults with complex issues including Substance Use Disorder, trauma, Co-occurring, forensic involvement, homelessness, and HIV/AIDS.  She then went on to serve the male forensic population in an inpatient setting for multiple years.

Kristen has worked at multiple inpatient settings throughout her career.  She most recently worked at Malvern Institute, where she gained more experience working with individuals with trauma history, addictions, ADHD, and veterans.

Through incorporating holistic treatment with psychotherapeutic interventions, her mission is to empower individuals by helping them to reconnect with their own inner guidance system. Kristen is motivated to help others to live their “best life”. She is driven by her own commitment to self-care and pursuit of a passion filled life.  “We all deserve to thrive!”