Nichole boasts a social work degree from West Chester University along with wide-ranging training in drug and alcohol, mental health, case management, and motivational interviewing. 

She was employed with Juvenile Probation for nine years where she worked with young adults, individuals, and families using an eclectic approach tailored to the unique needs of each client. Nichole has experience in a variety of settings, understands the inner workings of the drug and alcohol system, and has worked with diverse clients, including both long-term and brief interventions.

In addition to her many abilities listed above Nichole brings an energy and motivation that is an inspiration to those around her.  Her knowledge and her passion rubs off on anyone working with her creating a team environment with everyone focused and motivated to provide the best services to all her clients.

Ashlyn completed her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Holy Family University in December of 2022. Prior to her Master’s degree, Ashlyn completed her Bachelor’s Degree in Music Therapy from Temple University in August 2019. As a music therapist, Ashlyn worked with children and young adults with intellectual, developmental, and psychiatric disabilities, as well as older adults within the memory and hospice care units in residential living communities. After working in the field for two years, she realized that while music is a fantastic tool to utilize, it is only one of many tools that counseling can provide.

Ashlyn uses an eclectic approach, as she believes that each individual goes through their own life experiences and would benefit from a unique experience. She primarily utilizes motivational interviewing, cognitive-behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, humanistic, and person-centered techniques. She operates from a trauma-informed and strengths-based core and has an interest in substance use counseling, human sexuality, and LGBTQIA+. She believes that all individuals are experts in their own experiences, and her role as a counselor is to provide a safe and supportive environment where clients can feel empowered and motivated to reach their goals.

Jennifer completed a her Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at Holy Family University in August of 2015. She started her career working with adolescent in an emergency shelter program while completing her Bachelor Degree at Penn State University.

She has worked in adolescent group homes and in a respite program for children with Autism. She then moved on to working with adolescents and their families in a Family Based Program. She has extensive experience working in both mental health and substance abuse settings. She has worked in both MAT and Drug-free programs supporting clients in their homes, community, and in an office.

Jennifer uses a systemic approach based largely around Structural Family Therapy Theory. She also uses Motivational Interviewing, Person-Center approach, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, and Solution Focused Therapy to help her clients feel empowered and motivated.

She believes that the family structure changes with each change an individual within the system makes and it is important to have the family system involved in treatment. Jennifer has the thought that every person deserves to be happy and has the power to change their life; Therapy is just one avenue to assist with each individual’s journey.