Ericka Potts, BSW, MA, LPC
As a licensed professional counselor, Erika is passionate about helping people connect to resources for help, hope and healing. Ericka is passionate about supporting people through the following life issues- relationship conflict, behavior management, parenting, women’s issues, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and eating disorders, grief, blended families, special needs children and families, end of life and nursing home placement, social, emotional and behavioral concerns for children and substance abuse. People often find the health care and mental health system difficult to navigate. Ericka has helped many individuals, families and children with resources to better cope with life’s challenges. Ericka also runs groups for parents of special needs children and for depressed and anxious adolescents.
Dr. Joseph A. Immordino, Jr. Ch, MATS, CT
Over the years Joe Immordino has served hundreds of families in their some of their most difficult times. His experience includes helping others as a licensed funeral director, facilitating support groups and individual counseling. He also has clinical experience as a hospice chaplain and bereavement coordinator in Mercer County, NJ, and Philadelphia, Pa.
Joe is endorsed as a Chaplain through Liberty Baptist Fellowship and is ordained by the National Conservative Christian Church.
Joe and his wife Chris have been married for 31 years and have 4 children. He is a proud alumnus of Masters Graduate School of Divinity and Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary.
Deb O'Brien, MS, LPC
Deb is currently practicing as a Licensed Professional Christian Counselor working with individuals of all ages, including children, adolescents, couples, and families. She has had years of experience working particularly with children, adolescents, women, and families, and often utilizes a unique approach called Sand Tray Therapy. She offers a hope-filled, Christ-centered, clinically supported approach to issues of trauma/PTSD, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, anxiety/panic, depression, abuse, addictions, body/self-image, loss and grief, behavior management, parenting, blended family issues, women’s issues, eating disorders, self-harm, anger management, relational conflict, and boundary issues. Deb is the mother of four children and resides in the Warminster, PA area with her husband, Chris.
Racheal Hupal, MS
Rachael has a passion for her clients to experience hope and change as she walks alongside them in whatever storms they face. Rachael has experience helping teenagers and adults navigate a variety of issues including anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation/prevention, trauma, relationships, self-esteem and spiritual abuse. She feels honored and excited to be able to walk with fellow strugglers in their suffering, growth, and healing. She views her clients through a holistic mindset, giving care and attention not only to their thoughts, beliefs and emotions, but also to their attachment styles, family systems, past trauma, spiritual life, physiology and daily routines.
Katrina Selby, M.S.
Katrina is passionate about helping people experience the hope, grace, and love God has to offer through the Gospel in a broken and fallen world. Under the supervision of Deb O’Brien, Katrina is currently pursuing her professional counseling license. She has experience treating anxiety disorders, PTSD, depression, sexual addiction, suicidal ideation as well as issues related to relationships and self-worth. Katrina enjoys working with adolescents, college-age, and working adults. Katrina is an alumna of Cairn University’s graduate counseling program and also teaches as an adjunct faculty at the University. Outside of the office, Katrina enjoys time with her husband, Josh, and playing with their hyperactive rescue pup, Lucky.
Marcus Swinson, M.S.
As a graduate of Cairn University, with a Master Degree in Counseling, Marcus knows the importance of having a strong Christian worldview, while being a skilled clinician. He has worked in an outpatient setting serving primarily with adults and couples, but also loves the work he’s done with older children (12+) and teens. As an adult counselor, Marcus helps individuals, couples and families to better understand one another, working with each person to develop skills that cultivate healthier relationships. He is experienced in working with issues such as anxiety, depression, sex counseling, abandonment, marital infidelity and conflict. He is married and a father of three wonderful girls. He currently serves as minister in his local church and loves serving God‘s people.
Stephanie Green, MA
Stephanie Greene earned a Master Arts degree in Counseling with a
concentration in Christian Counseling from Missio Seminary, and a Certificate in Counseling from Biblical Theological Seminary. Stephanie is presently pursuing a doctorate degree in Community Care and Counseling at Liberty University, with a concentration in Traumatology.
Stephanie counsels women who struggle with depression, anxiety, trauma, grief and loss. She has extensive experience serving victims of Intimate Partner Violence (domestic violence). In addition, Stephanie has worked for over 30 years with children who are in congregate care due to abuse and neglect, and is a certified parenting skills facilitator. She believes that there can be change and healing in the lives of hurting women, and her desire is to assist in their therapeutic journey, and to be Jesus' hands and feet.
Lauren Kuehlewind, MS
Lauren is a Cairn University graduate of the M.S. in Counseling program. Over the years, she developed a heart for hearing others’ stories and aiding those in need, which led her to pursue counseling as a profession. Lauren has a passion for supporting adolescents, adults, couples, and families in times of pain and difficulty. She has experience working with depression, anxiety, social anxiety, eating disorders, trauma, grief and loss, family/relationship issues, marriage counseling, emotional and behavioral issues in children, and biblical worldview integration. During her down time, Lauren loves cooking, baking, reading, singing and playing guitar, spending time with her husband as he works on his antique cars in their garage, enjoying the great outdoors and gardening, and spending time with friends and family.
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Jabez Yeo, MA
Jabez graduated with honors with his Masters of Arts in Counseling from Missio Seminary and is pursuing licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Pennsylvania. Jabez has worked with clients that have wrestled with depression, anxiety, PTSD, sexual identity concerns, cross-cultural adjustment, and various addictions. He has a person-centered approach and his preferred methods of counseling include rational emotive behavioral therapy (REBT) and emotionally focused therapy (EFT). Jabez has received training from the Albert Ellis Institute as well as the International Centre for Excellence in EFT. He is a training facilitator with the American Bible Society’s Trauma Healing Institute and has equipped people to facilitate trauma healing groups in New York City and Baltimore.
He is ethnically Chinese and is passionate about counseling as a means of providing a safe space for people to process past wounds and undergo transformative healing by the power of the Holy Spirit, especially amongst people and communities of color. Jabez is happily married to his wonderful wife River and they have a beautiful daughter, Hosanna Grace, as well as a heart for cross-cultural missions and evangelism.
Megan Ceffaratti, MA
Megan is passionate about coming alongside her clients. She prioritizes compassion and support, offering a space for clients to be heard and to find hope. Her previous clients have come to her for help with suicidal ideation, depression, anxiety, relationship struggles, loss, and time management.
She earned her Master of Arts in Counseling from Westminster Theological Seminary and later earned a Certificate in Advanced Professional Counseling from Missio Seminary. She lives in the West Chester, PA area with her husband Kyle. Together they enjoy serving in their church’s student ministry, spending time outdoors, playing sports, and visiting with family and friends.
Tim Williams, MA, MDIV
Tim specializes is marriage and family counseling, grief and loss, trauma, and is certified in first responder issues. He has more than 35 years of experience in the counseling arena. He has Master’s degree in Pastoral Counseling and a Master’s in Divinity with an emphasis on pastoral studies through Liberty University Baptist Theological Seminary.
Tim is a father to 8 wonderful children ranging in ages from 16 to 34 years. After a beautiful marriage of 34 years, Tim lost his wife to cancer. He has served as a pastor in the local church and has been in ministry most of his adult life. His passion has always been, and continues to be helping people live life to the full through the transforming power of Jesus Christ.
Rebekah Crocker, MS
Rebekah is passionate about serving adolescents and adults and giving them the space to share their stories. She has experience working with people with depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and trauma. Her approach to counseling is multi-modal and tailored to each client. Her favorite counseling modalities to use are Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy), and ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy). Rebekah also has experience facilitating group and family therapy sessions in addition to individual sessions. Rebekah is a graduate of the Cairn University MS in Counseling program and is currently working towards her LPC in Pennsylvania In her spare time, Rebekah enjoys reading, spending time with her husband, and walking her dog.
Bridget Smith MA, LAC, NCC
Bridget earned a Master of Arts in Counseling and a School Counselor certificate from The College of New Jersey, and a Bachelor of Arts from Palm Beach Atlantic University. Bridget’s passion is working with adolescents and young adults who are seeking to address mental health concerns related to anxiety, depression, loss and grief, transitions and change, and trauma. She has experience working with adolescents in both school and agency settings. Bridget’s holistic counseling approach incorporates Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, including Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy, as well as mindfulness approaches. In her free time, Bridget enjoys reading, going to concerts, managing her family and friends’ fantasy football league, trying new places to eat, and spending time outside. Bridget is currently working towards licensure (LPC) under the supervision of Deb O’Brien, MS, LPC.
Davia Delgado, MS
Davia Delgado has earned her master’s degree from Cairn University in Counseling. Davia has experience working with adults, adolescents, couples, and families. She has experiencing working with clients with anxiety, depression, trauma, addiction, and gender identity concerns. Davia also has worked with couples and families, led marriage groups, divorce support groups, and provided premarital counseling. Davia has a passion for helping her clients find true healing through Gods word and His church (in community), as well as providing clinically supported treatment. She also has a passion of helping women in abusive relationships find liberation and healing.
She also has experience in church ministry, leading and equipping leaders, providing training, and leading speaking engagements. Davia is originally from Germany, she also is a pastor’s wife, and mother of two, and currently lives in Trenton NJ with her family.
Will Lynch, MS
Over the years, Will has enjoyed the process of walking alongside others in learning how the gospel comes to bear in daily life. After obtaining a MS in sports medicine, he and his wife began over 10 years ago in ministry as houseparents in a children’s home before moving into pastoral ministry. Since then, Will has completed coursework with Christian Counseling Education Foundation and serves as a pastoral counselor. He has experience helping people with problems in parenting, marriage (Prepare/Enrich Facilitator), childhood abuse, anxiety, conflict, and domestic violence. Will also loves to help men develop, grow, and fulfill their callings.
FEES
The fees to meet with the therapists on our team range from $80 to $110 per hour.
Clients paying directly for services are provided with receipts to turn into their insurance company. Please check with your insurance carrier to confirm benefits to meet with out of network counselors.
If clients have a health savings account, it can be accessed to pay for counseling services.
Deb O’Brien has in network relationships with the following companies: Aetna, Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Humana. All clients submit to their companies for reimbursement.
In addition, we have relationships with many churches that specify funds to assist individuals in their congregations to cover the cost of counseling. Please reach out to Robin if you have questions regarding this.