Patricia has a B.A. in Biblical and Theological Studies and a BA in Psychology from Regent University. She received her master’s degree in social work from Millersville University and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Patricia also has her DSW (ABD) and is currently working on her DMin with a specialization in leadership at Lancaster Bible College.

Patricia uses an eclectic approach to counseling, using various forms of therapy depending on the client’s individual needs.  While Patricia is trained to provide many different types of therapy, biblical counseling is both a specialty and passion. Patricia has worked with many church leaders in crisis and led spiritual retreats and sabbatical equipping times.  Patricia has over 15 years of experience in providing trauma therapy, including a certification in EMDR. She works with individuals (children and adults) who have been abused sexually, physically, and/or emotionally. She has served in positions at mental health hospitals, crisis intervention facilities, and has held behavioral health emergency room positions. She has experience in providing mandated support group sessions for domestic violence offenders.

Certifications include Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Anger Management, Grief Therapy, Parent-Child Interactive Therapy, EMDR for Trauma, Internal Family Systems, Pre-Marital Counseling, Trauma Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Family Therapy, Couples Therapy, Children’s Therapy, Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (for children and adults), Crisis Intervention, Critical Incident Stress Debriefing, and Biblical Counseling.

Currently, Patricia spends much of her time training University intern counseling students and is a public speaker for businesses and churches. Today she leads both a Grief Share Group and a Women’s Trauma Group in her community.

Patricia lives in Lancaster with her husband and family. She has a passion for leadership development and is currently working on projects for improved counselor and leadership health and wellbeing. She will publish the research from these projects during her dissertation work.

Maddy earned her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Lancaster Bible College. She has also studied at Word of Life Bible Institute in Pottersville, NY. She is passionate about integrating Biblical principles into her counseling and enjoys supporting others explore their beliefs, wherever may be at on their personal journey.

Maddy enjoys helping adolescents and adults of all ages with a special interest in helping individuals explore their identity, beliefs, boundaries, past experiences, worth and confidence, struggles with anxiety and social anxiety, relational conflict and unfulfillment, and personal growth. She continues to use and research attachment theory (Milan & Kay’s -How We Love), internal family systems, cognitive behavioral therapy, polyvagal theory, and psychodynamic therapy. Her approach is holistic and unique, tailored to the individuals needs and grounded in Biblical principles.

Maddy seeks to develop a loving relationship with each individual she comes alongside to allow the individual to explore their thoughts, feelings, and experiences in an environment where grace and truth are recognized and implemented to promote change and healing.

Maddy enjoys hiking, reading, camping, and spending time with family and friends.

Ann has earned degrees from the following institutions: Bachelor of Arts in Social Work, Millersville University, Millersville, PA; Master of Social Work, Temple University, Harrisburg and Philadelphia, PA; Ph.D., Social Work, University of Maryland at Baltimore, Baltimore, MD. The title of her dissertation was "African American Single Mothers Raising Sons: Strategies and Dilemmas". She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker.

Ann is also certified as an Educational Specialist II, Home and School Visitor PK-12 and School Social Worker PK-12. Her career in social work has spanned thirty plus years. During that time, she has worked with individuals, families, groups and communities in a variety of settings. These include child welfare, drug and alcohol, hospital, school, mental health, teaching on the undergraduate and graduate levels, and as a Victim Advocate in the Office of the District Attorney.

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As a counselor, Ann’s desire is to impart the knowledge, skills and wisdom that she has acquired to enhance the emotional, social, and spiritual growth of her clients. Her approach to counseling utilizes an eclectic approach drawing on such modalities as cognitive-behavioral, family and systems, and mindfulness-based.

Ann’s areas of interest and experience include anxiety, depression, grief and loss, life transitions, and relationships. She views each client as unique and embraces the opportunity to walk alongside them on their journey to wholeness. She became even more passionate about her work following the tragic loss of a family member.

Ann enjoys spending time with her family and friends, traveling, and playing the piano.

Tom Gavin earned a Master of Arts in Counseling from Biblical Theological Seminary, with additional graduate coursework from West Chester University.  He is a Licensed Professional Counselor who works with diverse populations.

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Over the last 25 years, Tom has worked as a Social Worker in Child Welfare as well as an Individual, Couples and Family Based Therapist.  Tom also facilitated an Intensive Outpatient Program providing group therapy for clients struggling with depression, anxiety and other mental health difficulties. He enjoys working with adolescents, adults, couples and families.

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Tom’s approach to counseling utilizes a strengths based, client centered, holistic approach.  In this context, Tom’s work integrates a spiritual understanding of client difficulties and considers the strengths of a faith perspective. Ultimately, Tom assists his clients gain personal and relational successes while experiencing renewed hope and purpose for their lives.

Lesley is trained to work with individuals in a collaborative and compassionate way. She uses trauma informed and narrative therapy, along with attachment, behavioral and cognitive theories in her holistic
approach for various mental health issues. She is specifically skilled in working with adults who suffer from the effects of childhood trauma and sexual abuse, adult trauma and sexual abuse, emotional, and
relational distress.

Lesley earned a Master of Arts in Counseling degree from Biblical Theological Seminary, Hatfield, PA, now Missio Seminary, Philadelphia, PA, a Bachelor of Music degree from Houghton College, Houghton, NY, and
is certified for Church Lay-Counseling through the Allender Center, Seattle, WA.

Lesley stands on a strong foundation of biblical wisdom and ethics, yet enthusiastically works with those whose faith perspectives may vary. She has been married for 44 years, has two grown sons, enjoys playing the piano and flower gardening.

After growing up in a farming family, Konrad earned a Master of Social Work from Millersville University. Over the past 10 years, he has worked with a variety of organizations serving the geriatric population and enjoys supporting clients going through a variety of emotional and physical changes.

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He seeks to create safe non-judgmental spaces and relationships where people can more deeply understand their challenges and a way forward. He uses a variety of approaches and is open to working with clients of any faith background.

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Konrad enjoys hiking, traveling, reading, live concerts, listening to podcasts, and late-night conversations with friends.

Bob is a compassionate and dedicated Pastoral Biblical Counselor with over 25 years of experience providing spiritual and emotional support to individuals, couples, and families.

Bob is skilled in integrating biblical principles with contemporary counseling techniques to address a wide range of personal and relational issues, with a proven ability to offer empathetic guidance, foster spiritual growth, and promote mental well-being within a faith-based context.

Brook has a Masters of Marriage & Family Therapy from Evangelical Seminary.

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From Brook :: I take it as an honor that people allow me to sit with them in their weakest moments. I will provide a non-judgmental, safe place we will together process your pain and work towards your healing.

Life circumstances and experiences can influence our ability to see our strengths and unique selves, as well as affect our quality of life. Collaboratively we will work to make a connection between the way your history, thoughts, emotions, and body sensations impact the way you respond to the world.

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I have worked with an array of populations from adolescents to seniors. My clinical approach varies based on client needs, however, I incorporate cognitive-behavioral therapy components, as well as other evidence based practices to meet you where you are at and encourage you towards further growth.

My goal is to provide a warm setting for you to find rest and peace even in difficult circumstances.

Whitney is a counseling intern currently completing her M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Lancaster Bible College. She served as a Certified Peer Specialist for over two years, during which she felt called to further her education and pursue a career in counseling.

Her background also includes experience in psychological testing and neurofeedback. Whitney’s passion for helping others has only grown since, and she brings both professional training and lived experience to her work. She is committed to creating safe, supportive spaces where individuals feel heard, respected, and empowered in their healing journeys.

Whitney uses an integrated counseling approach tailored to the unique needs and experiences of her clients. She has used and continues to research Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Emotion-Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Person-Centered Therapy, Polyvagal Theory, and Habit Reversal Training. Whitney believes God created each person with purpose, and that every individual walks a distinct path. She considers it an honor to hear others’ stories and walk alongside them through life.

Whitney lives in Lancaster with her husband and daughter, where she values quality time with family and friends. She is active in her church community and enjoys reading, writing, and baking.

Melanie has a BA in Psychology from The King’s College and an MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Indiana Wesleyan University. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), ADHD-Certified Clinical Services Provider (ADHD-CCSP), Registered Play Therapist (RPT™), National Certified Counselor (NCC), and certified life coach. Melanie works with clients of all ages.

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Her areas of interest and experience include self-worth/self-esteem, anxiety, intrusive thoughts, obsessive-compulsive disorder, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, neurodiversity, pervasive drive for autonomy (PDA), depression, bipolar disorder, life transitions, grief and loss, serious/chronic illness, stress, identity issues, spirituality, faith/religious crises, child and adolescent development, parenting, relationships, career development, wellness, and personal growth. 

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Melanie assists individuals and families across the lifespan, drawing from a variety of methods and approaches to meet the specific needs of each person. These include compassion-focused therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, relational-cultural therapy, stress management, mindfulness-based cognitive-behavioral therapy, solution-focused therapy, coaching, dream work, psychodynamic therapy, family systems, play therapy, bibliotherapy, sand tray, expressive arts therapy, and group therapy.

Upcoming groups may include bibliotherapy and process groups.

Melanie’s approach is inclusive and multicultural, honoring each client’s unique experiences and views of the world. She cares deeply and seeks to help people heal and flourish through the client-therapist relationship and relationships with others.

Melanie lives in Lititz and loves spending time with her family. She enjoys playing board games, growing flowers, hiking, reading, writing, and learning.

Lindsey has a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology with a specialization in addiction and recovery and a Master of Arts degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia. She has experience working as a permanency specialist with children placed in foster care and has collaborated with biological and foster families through transitions. During this time, Lindsey became very familiar with trauma and attachment theory. She also has experience working with individuals with intellectual disabilities and was a behavioral health technician for a combined 4 years.

Lindsey’s area of interest and experience includes working with trauma, sexual abuse, anxiety, depression, family and couples’ conflict, self-esteem, spirituality, illness, post-partum depression, family transitions, and grief and loss. She developed a holistic, strength-based approach to counseling through her own personal journey. She views each person and family as unique and believes in a collaborative approach during therapy.

Lindsey has two daughters and enjoys spending time with family, biking, and swimming during the warmer months.