As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker I am trained to take a holistic approach to healing. That's really just a fancy way to say that I help you look at and focus on everything that makes you, you. And you are not just your diagnosis or symptoms. Healing is hard. Change is hard. But they are within reach. That's why I am driven to do what I do. I work with individuals to make that easier by creating a safe place to explore strengths, family history, support systems, community, and barriers. Together we walk the journey to healing and change, whatever that may look like.

I graduated with a social work degree from Messiah College and a Masters of Social Work degree with a clinical focus from Temple University. I've worked in various settings throughout the years including working with children in the foster care system and adoption settings. I have been working in the outpatient therapy setting since 2008. I've worked with clients experiencing depression, anxiety, PTSD, trauma, anger issues, grief and loss, divorce, suicidal thoughts, and relationship struggles. I specialize in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), trauma informed care, and mindfulness. I teach skills that assist in managing relationships, building self-esteem and identifying and regulating emotions.

The laid back, relaxed environment clients find with Restore Counseling, is really an extension of who I am. When I'm not at work you can find me on the beach, enjoying music, movies, and playing sports with my son. I love to laugh and others would say that I can be goofy, which I don't mind because I enjoy being myself and seeing others smile. I can't wait to meet you!

Hi I'm Jim! I am a licensed professional counselor and graduated from Loyola University with a Master of Science in clinical counseling in 2016. I am a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP), specializing in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). I have worked in numerous settings such as the foster care system, traditional outpatient, and school-based therapy. I have worked with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, PTSD and complex PTSD, relationship conflict, trauma, anger issues, and suicidal ideations to name a few.

My interests include complex trauma, parenting, depression, anxiety, diversity issues, grief, and teenagers struggling to survive in this world. I am educated in using an eclectic therapeutic approach to meet clients where they are in their journey.

I see myself as a therapist who walks alongside my clients instead of one who leads. I believe in treating all with unconditional positive regard and providing a place of safety for clients so they can begin their journey towards healing.

Hello there! My name is Dena and I am so excited to welcome you. I am a person-centered, humanistic counselor who meets clients where they are in the present moment. I am here to meet you with acceptance, warmth, and empathy to embark on the therapeutic process. Together challenges are identified and explored, and change is created. I am here for every step along the way as you venture towards healing. My approach is integrated and dynamic, and I pull from various modalities. I enjoy blends of cognitive behavioral, psychotherapy, narrative, and here-and-now practices.

I am a graduate of Kutztown University and hold a master's in Professional School Counseling with Licensure. I am working on licensure hours with the supervision of the Restore Counseling team to become a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). Before joining Restore Counseling, I worked as a Professional School Counselor in both the high school and middle school setting for seven years. I worked in both rural and suburban environments in different parts of the country; I supported the academic, personal, and social needs of those I served, conducting individual and small group counseling, as well as large group instruction. I have experience targeting the areas of stress reduction, suicidal thoughts, identity development, family changes, grief and loss, healthy lifestyles, executive functioning, sadness/depression, body and self-image, and feeling and emotional awareness.

My current role as a school-based therapist for Ephrata Area School District has allowed me to expand on my experience and provide trauma-informed care and healing to young clients. When I am not at work I can be found outside, preferably hiking or paddling, traveling, or at the nearest coffee shop.

Change is a natural aspect of life. Despite its common nature, change can be a challenging endeavor for anyone. My goal is to aid my clients in navigating any turbulent and uncertain waters of change in the comforting, empathic and collaborative atmosphere of the therapeutic relationship.

My name Is Brian Weber, and I am thrilled to be a member to the Restore Counseling Services team. I have worked in the outpatient therapy setting, focusing predominantly but not limited to, adolescent and young adult populations. As an outpatient therapist, I have worked with clients and families struggling with many diverse issues including depression, anxiety, complex trauma, adjustment, relational discourse, and anger management. I am currently in the process of earning my License in Professional Counseling (LPC) under the supervision of a board-certified Clinical Psychologist and several talented clinicians within the Restore counseling team.

I am excited and optimistic to work and grow with you. Together we will examine thought processes that effect mood and everyday functioning. We will work to restructure thought patterns and beliefs to better navigate the challenges of life.

In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my friends and family as well as playing recreational hockey and cooking.

Hello! I am Emilie, a licensed professional therapist. My commitment to you is providing a safe and nonjudgmental space for you to explore the most vulnerable depths of your humanness. I offer an empathic and goal-oriented approach to helping you improve your life experience. I offer a dynamic approach to therapy, utilizing various modalities to best assist you in reaching your goals.

I graduated from Alvernia University with a masters degree in clinical counseling in 2016. I have practiced therapy in clinical settings, residential treatment facilities and now outpatient settings. I specialize in adjustment disorders, management of anxiety and depression symptoms and social skill building. I have experience treating self-esteem issues, communication skills, coping strategies, grief, and a variety of other areas. I have worked with adolescents, teens, and adults and provide individual, couples and group therapy.

When I’m not working, I enjoy spending time with my dog, exercising, cooking and baking, listening to music, and socializing with loved ones.

You are worth investing in. I hope I am given the opportunity to assist you in becoming your best self. Can't wait to meet you!

“Just because no one else can heal or do your inner work for you, doesn't mean you can, should, or need to do it alone.” Lisa Olivera

As the Administrative Assistant and Medical Biller at Restore Counseling Services, I have the pleasure of being the first person to interface with our new clients. I find joy in aiding them to get the support and help they deserve to achieve their mental health goals. At Restore I handle new patient inquiries, insurance eligibility and benefit verifications, and submissions of medical claims.

When not at work, I unwind by spending time with family and friends. I was raised by the motto “LOVE is spelled T-I-M-E” and I choose to invest that time with the people that mean the most to me. My other great love in life is books. I can fall into books, and in them, live out my wildest dreams and experience the greatest adventures.

I have worked in an office setting for over 20 years. My administrative roles at Restore Counseling Services, LLC include new patient inquiries, credentialing of therapists, insurance eligibility and benefit verifications, and submissions of medical claims.

In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my family. We really enjoy boating together on Norris Lake in TN. Over the years, I have enjoyed cheering on my children in their various activities. I also enjoy shopping, getting facials and massages, watching movies, and reading books.

As the Administrative Assistant at Restore Counseling Services, I will be the first voice on the other end of the phone in your journey. With over 20 years in the admin field, I will go above and beyond to aid in making the process for you as smooth as possible. I love interacting with our new and existing clients as they reach their therapy goals. My role at Restore is to assist our new patients with insurance eligibility and benefit verifications as well as therapist assignments. We will work together to ensure you are successful!

In my spare time, I love hanging out with my family and furbaby. I enjoy reading, a good Netflix series, watching the Eagles and Phillies, and cheering my children on with all of their life goals! Yes, I'm the mom on the sideline yelling the whole time.

Hi there! I'm Maggie, and I am a licensed social worker (LSW), currently working towards my clinical license (LCSW). I graduated with my master's degree in social work from West Chester University in 2023 and am so thrilled to be starting my journey in the mental health field with Restore Counseling.

I started my career as an intake caseworker with Children and Youth Services and have worked in school and outpatient settings. Through these opportunities, I have discovered my passion for working with children and adolescents and guiding them as they discover their feelings, thoughts, and environments. I utilize the cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) model, motivational interviewing, a person-centered approach, and active listening. I am passionate about trauma-informed care and am planning to become certified in eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) therapy. I know that therapy can be an overwhelming adventure, and I strive to make the environment comfortable and welcoming for all. I take a positive, empathetic approach, and let every client know that they are valued, heard, and accepted.

I am a certified dog lover, a great friend, and an athlete! I enjoy being active and practicing self-care with running and doing CrossFit. I strive to practice mindfulness, positivity, and happiness in this busy life, and my goal is to always remind those around me that they are loved. I can't wait to continue growing with Restore, and I am excited for our journey together!

“Believe in yourself. You are braver than you think, more talented than you know, and capable of more than you imagine.” Roy T. Bennett

Hi! I'm Olivia, a licensed professional therapist. I graduated from Cambridge College in Boston, MA with my master's degree in 2019. I am a certified trauma therapist specializing in dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT). I am also certified in sports-specific counseling focused on the well-being, mental functioning, and physical performance of athletes.

My clinical work is rooted in validated theories and techniques and is consistently enriched by current research in psychology, neuroscience, and biology. I operate from a holistic perspective that values the mind-body connection. My clinical interests include disordered eating concerns, perfectionistic thinking, anxiety, depression, family systems, attachment styles, and authentic personal growth and development. I view each client as a unique individual and seek to partner with them as their journey unfolds, discovering their innate strengths and resources along the way. I believe self-acceptance and embracing our whole, true selves is the foundation of true personal growth and living our most fulfilling lives.

In my free time, I enjoy being out in nature (hiking, running, biking, and swimming), spending time with my family and friends (including my rescue dogs), cooking, and coaching endurance athletes both physically and mentally.

Hello! My name is Jodie Mitchell. I am a licensed professional counselor. I graduated with high honors from Lancaster Bible College: Capital Seminary and Graduate School with my master's degree in professional counseling in 2016.

I have experience working as a behavioral health technician (formerly known as a TSS) and as a family-based therapist. As a family-based clinician, I worked in a variety of settings including private residences, schools, hospitals, and a variety of other community locations. I have worked with clients from ages 4 to 70, and with assorted client needs: depression, anxiety, mood disorders, relationship concerns, emotional dysregulation, behavioral concerns, anger, autism spectrum disorder, trauma, self-harm, and suicidality. I consider myself to be an eclectic therapist, tailoring the methods that I use to fit each client's unique situation and needs. I often blend methods from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), motivational interviewing, attachment theory, ecosystemic structural family therapy (ESFT), and narrative therapy in my work with clients. If a client wants to include spirituality or faith in our sessions together, I welcome that as well and allow the client to guide those inclusions. I see my time with clients as a collaborative effort, trusting that together we can work towards the changes that they would like to see in their lives.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my husband of 25-plus years, our adult children, and our family dog, Cooper. I enjoy hiking, gardening, reading, baking, and being outdoors. As a Delco native, I also enjoy cheering for the Philadelphia Eagles, Phillies, and 76ers.

Hello, my name is Nyasha! I graduated from Lancaster Bible College with a Master's Degree in Marriage, Couple, and Family Counseling in 2023. I am working on licensure hours with the supervision of the supportive Restore Counseling team to become a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). As a therapist, I am privileged to meet people where they are through empathy, compassion, and acceptance. I strive to provide a relaxed and welcoming environment for people to be vulnerable and safe to talk about the hard things in life as we embark on the therapeutic process together. I enjoy blends of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), narrative therapy, and attachment theory to assist you in reaching your goals.

I have practiced therapy in outpatient settings, college campuses, and now in the school system as a School-Based Therapist for the Ephrata Area School District. I have experience treating anxiety, depression, adjustment disorders, self-esteem issues, ADHD, grief, trauma, and a variety of other areas. I have worked with children, teens, and adults to provide individual and couple therapy.

In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my family, traveling, and volunteering with my church. Understanding how difficult life can be, I consider it an honor to walk alongside people to find healing and the ability to live to their fullest potential. I look forward to meeting and walking with you!