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.

Erika is a licensed alcohol and drug counselor experienced in the field of addiction medicine working with individuals in a variety of different modalities such as MAT, Inpatient, Outpatient, Criminal Justice Treatment, and Outreach. Erika uses an eclectic approach of evidenced based practices as well as holistic approaches to meet the unique and diverse needs of each individual. Her career started with men and woman in the homeless population and who were in treatment as an alternative to incarceration.

Erika was known amongst the addiction community for her knowledge of community resources and her ability to help people of all cultural backgrounds with substance abuse, mental health, domestic violence, homelessness and trauma. Today she applies her skills and experience to help individuals navigate their community resources, empower them to regain control of their lives and increase their commitment towards self-discovery and independence free of illicit substances.

Lydia is currently obtaining her master’s degree in social work from Bryn Mawr Graduate School  and has over three years of clinical experience working in the substance use field providing person-centered strengths-based care. She has worked in both inpatient and outpatient settings and is well-versed in the hardships associated with anxiety, depression, self-harm, trauma, and LGBTQ+ issues.

Lydia has a bachelors degree in Interdisciplinary Fine Art which informs her holistic clinical approach and believes that art is a transformative way to explore inner strengths and obstacles, fostering healing and connection. She utilizes expressive arts interventions as a modality for exploring trauma, addiction and mental health and has developed group programing.

Lydia uses an integrated approach to therapy that is both trauma-informed and person-centered to meet each individual where they are in a collaborative, compassionate, and gender affirming environment.

Kelsey completed her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in behavioral health at Alvernia University in 2013. She spent six years working at an inpatient substance abuse (detox and residential) facility prior to coming to Supreme.

She started her career as a Clinical Aide, was promoted to Counselor’s Assistant, and eventually became a Counselor which involved maintaining a caseload of her own, facilitating groups, individual therapy and family involvement. Kelsey finds the field of substance abuse and mental health to be both interesting and rewarding. She is passionate about providing our clients with the care and treatment they need and deserve.