Grief Therapists in Glen Mills, PA

Dr. Cheryl McCool is a licensed clinical psychologist in the state of Pennsylvania. She earned her Master of Science in Clinical Psychology from Capella University and a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (PsyD) from Immaculata University. Dr. McCool completed her predoctoral internship with LifeStance Health where she focused on working with children, adolescents, and adults providing therapy and psychological testing. Dr. McCool has experience treating children, adolescents, and adults with a range of mental health disorders including depression, anxiety, PTSD, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and personality disorders.

Karen Shamus is a compassionate and empathetic counselor devoted to providing quality care to help her clients achieve personal growth. She has experience treating a wide variety of conditions including anxiety, depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder, life stressors, trauma, and substance use. She understands the importance of being authentic and creating a safe space without judgement. Karen uses an eclectic approach to better suit the needs of each individual client. Karen's therapeutic approaches can include person-centered, CBT, strengths-based, mindfulness, and motivational interviewing.

Robert L. Hawkins is a psychotherapist who has been practicing since 2019. He has an undergraduate degree in Neuroscience and an M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Therapy. Robert offers a holistic approach that places emphasis on the human brain as the primary element to effective care. Robert utilizes Existential and Gestalt approaches for internal and introspective work in addition to quality-of-life improvements. Outside of work, Robert enjoys fencing, archery, abstract theoretical physics, video games, creative fiction writing, and photography.

Margaret Albright, MS, LPC Margaret Mary Albright received a Master of Science degree in Pastoral Counseling at Neumann College in 2001. She is a national Board Certified Counselor, Licensed Professional Counselor. Ms. Albright's has 30 years experience and her treatment focus is with young children, parents, and couples.

Julie A. Guido is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Pennsylvania who has been practicing since 1992. She has an M.S.W. from the University of Maryland, a B.S. from Ohio University, and an A. A. S. from Ohio University. Julie is an experienced therapist with a variety of tools to help people realize their full potential. Julie offers Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Structural Family Therapy, and Gottman Couples Therapy, among others.

Hi. I’m Marla McCulloch. I’m a licensed clinical social worker. More specifically, I am someone who helps people create change in their lives and relationships. As an LCSW, I believe in the dignity and worth of all people. That means I approach each session with the goal of communicating acceptance and respect. Being able to give words to our challenges in a non-judgmental, supportive space can be healing. I work with adults and adolescents (generally ages 12+) in many areas of concern.

Nick Vignati is a Psychologist in Pennsylvania who has been practicing since 2023. He has a Master’s of Science in Creative Arts Therapy: Music Therapy from Nazareth University and a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Immaculata University. Foundationally, Nick practices from a person-centered approach. However, he recognizes the benefits in individualized treatment and likes to work collaboratively with each person to understand their unique life experiences and determine what approach(es) to treatment feel supportive, challenging, and likely to foster healing and growth.

Do you find that you have trouble connecting to the important people in your life? Like no matter how much you'd like to reach out, it feels impossible to bridge the gap? Has adversity and trauma left walls up that separate you from the intimacy and safety that you crave and deserve? If you don't know where to start in opening up your heart again, you're not alone. Conquering trauma, anxiety, depression, stress, and loneliness can be a daunting task. My mission in the counseling room is to come alongside you to help take back your life.

Janet Roenne is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Pennsylvania and a National Certified Counselor. She received a Master's Degree at West Chester University in Elementary Education and a Master's Degree from Eastern University in Clinical and Community Counseling. Janet Roenne believes in the importance of empathy, respect, and honesty in the clinical setting. She is committed to meeting the needs of her clients in a safe therapeutic environment. She partners with her clients to identify, plan, and execute solutions that can help them to effectively manage and resolve their mental health symptoms.

Stacey Rettew is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Pennsylvania who has been practicing since 2020. She has a Master's of Science from Thomas Jefferson University in Community and Trauma Counseling. Stacey believes that the foundation to a successful therapy experience lies in the power of the therapeutic relationship. While her goal is to create an affirming and compassionate space, Stacey equally values collaboration and structure to encourage growth and resiliency. Together, you can strive to create a space that provides opportunity for care and healing.

I enjoy working with clients who want to get to the root of their struggles. These clients would like to gain insight into their symptoms, something difficult that has happened to them or to explore cycles and patterns that aren’t serving them. The clients I see often have attended therapy in the past. The clients I see also often present with attachment-based traumas, symptoms of post-traumatic stress, and difficulties in their personal and work relationships.

I work with those experiencing mental health issues, trauma, and addictions. An ideal client would be someone who took suggestions and invested in their own healing. Their needs may include a mood disorder or behavior that they want to change. We would work on their thinking and how that impacts their behaviors. We would also look at their motivations and how to increase their motivations to make better decisions. The goal would be that the client would do what they learn in therapy while living their lives. They would no longer need me to help them through things and would be able to lean on their natural support.

Are you struggling with anxiety or depression? Do your needs include increasing coping skills and expanding your informal support? Are your goals to decrease your current symptoms, increase/build mastery of coping skills, and continue to build your support system? My ideal client is ready and open to work.

My ideal population is adults struggling with anxiety, depression, PTSD, stress, or substance use - however I believe that everyone deserves to have a therapist who is dedicated to them, and I would never turn away a client unless their needs were out of my scope of practice. My ideal client is someone who is motivated for therapy and is willing to learn.

Do you need support in stress management, life transitions, trauma, depression/anxiety, developing effective coping strategies, etc? Do you want to feel more "free" emotionally, mentally, & physically, wanting to improve your life for yourself and possible future relationships/children/family? My ideal client is motivated to engage in treatment and reach their goals of becoming more psychologically flexible and strengthening their connections with themselves and those meaningful relationships around them.

My ideal client would be someone ready to gain awareness and insight into their true self. This client may be struggling with anxiety, depression, or relationship issues. This client is ready to explore, challenge, and experiment with healthy changes mentally and physically to create a life they find peaceful, sustainable, and fulfilling.

Are you struggling with difficult life transitions, depression, & anxiety? I enjoy working with clients who feel motivated to take that first step of exploring reasons why they are feeling unhappy or dissatisfied with their lives right now. I work with clients who want to gain insight & learn tangible skills that they can practice outside of the therapeutic sessions to change their lives for the better. My role as a Licensed Professional Counselor is to help individuals gain insight and feel empowered to create positive change in their lives. I offer a collaborative approach to create a unique treatment plan tailored to your needs.

An ideal client would present with their struggle in transparency, with the desire to grow, and put in the work to achieve goals. That could be managing emotions, holding a job, rebuilding relationships, or perhaps implementing more self-care. A client who wants to heal, find peace, and promote balance and autonomy. I am very easygoing, and really like to showcase my ability to promote a safe trusting environment. It is okay to feel uncomfortable or overwhelmed in life; I hope to encourage and normalize the need to take care of ourselves.

I am open to working with clients from all walks of life, those who know what their goals are, and those who are uncertain about what they expect from therapy. My professional and lived experience helps me relate to clients who have difficulties adjusting to changes in life, as well as older adults, caregivers, and people of all ages struggling with family issues. A psychodynamic approach helps clients feel listened to and encouraged to develop their story, gain insight and self-awareness, & notice the connection between past events and current difficulties.