Marissa Lloyd
Founder & LPCMH
Marissa Lloyd is a licensed professional counselor of mental health (LPCMH), certified trauma practitioner, and a nationally certified counselor (NCC) who is passionate about providing nurturing practices that best serve children, adolescents, and their families. As the Clinical Director and President of Resilient Kids Child & Family Therapy, Marissa is dedicated to helping as many children and families as possible while training the next generation of child therapists.
Although Marissa no longer sees clients, she spends her time overseeing Resilient Kids' training program for interns and unlicensed clinicians. Her extensive background includes 10 years of experience working exclusively with children and families in various settings, such as not-for-profit mental health agencies, schools, mental health court, the State of Delaware Prevention & Behavioral Health Services, and pediatric primary care offices.
Education and Certifications:
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University of Delaware (2010): Bachelor's Degree in Psychology
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Wilmington University (2014): Master's Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
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Delaware Guidance, Advanced Clinical Training Program (2016): Graduate of a two-year intensive post-graduate training
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Certified Trauma Practitioner through The National Institute for Trauma & Loss in Children
Specializations:
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Grief, Trauma & Loss
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Depression, self-harm, and suicidal thoughts
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Anxiety
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Anger, Aggression
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Bullying
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ADHD
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Divorce/Separation
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Sibling or Family Conflict
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Self-Esteem
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Academic struggles
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Poor Social Skills
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Poor School Behavior
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Adoption, Foster Care
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Oppositional behavior
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Parenting Skills
Chris Park
LCSW
Chris is a grounded and thoughtful therapist who helps teens, adults, and couples navigate life’s challenges with clarity, emotional insight, and practical tools for growth. With nearly 20 years of experience, he brings a steady, nonjudgmental presence and a deep respect for each person’s individual path.
Chris understands that emotional struggles often show up in our relationships, daily decisions, and sense of self. Whether you're working through anxiety, trauma, relationship stress, or major life transitions, he helps clients explore how their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are connected, and how even small shifts can lead to meaningful change.
His approach is collaborative and flexible. Chris takes time to understand what matters most to each person he works with and tailors the process to meet their needs. His sessions often include gentle reflection, helpful tools for coping and communication, and a focus on building insight that leads to lasting progress. He creates a welcoming space where clients feel safe to explore what’s getting in the way and work toward their goals at their own pace.
Chris also has extensive experience working across complex systems—such as healthcare, education, child welfare, and managed care, which allows him to support clients through both emotional and logistical challenges. He is especially attuned to how identity, family roles, and cultural context shape a person’s mental health journey.
He draws from a variety of evidence-based approaches, including:
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
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Motivational Interviewing
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Narrative Therapy
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Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
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The Gottman Method for couples
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Client-Centered and Strengths-Based Therapy
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Family Systems Therapy
Specializations:
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Anxiety and panic
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Depression and mood disorders
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Trauma and PTSD
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Substance use and co-occurring concerns
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Grief and loss
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Relationship and marital issues
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Family conflict and communication
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Divorce, blended families, and co-parenting
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Parenting support
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OCD and intrusive thoughts
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Self-esteem and confidence
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Stress and life transitions
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Sexual abuse and domestic violence
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LGBTQIA+ support and gender-affirming care
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Men’s mental health and identity
Chris holds dual Master’s degrees in Social Work and Human Sexuality Education from Widener University and a Bachelor’s degree in East Asian Studies from the University of Delaware. He is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), a Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CAADC), and a Certified Case Manager (CCM).
Whether you're facing something specific or simply feeling stuck, Chris offers a steady, respectful approach to help you move forward with insight, purpose, and renewed strength.
Lezley Sexton
LPCMH
Lezley is a highly experienced and skilled licensed professional counselor (LPCMH), national board certified counselor (NBCC), and certified case manager (CCM) with over 15 years of experience in providing therapy to children, families, and adults. She understands the challenges of navigating difficult life transitions and is passionate about helping her clients achieve their goals through strength-based and person-centered therapy.
Lezley has worked in a variety of treatment settings, including mental health and substance use facilities, inpatient/outpatient facilities, home and school settings, and telehealth. She earned her Masters in Community Counseling and her Bachelor's in Behavioral Science from Wilmington University, and she is committed to staying current with the latest research and trends in the field.
Lezley has extensive experience helping clients with anxiety, depression, mood disorders, PTSD, and substance abuse. She also has a deep understanding of the complexities of bereavement and divorce/family conflict, as well as the challenges that come with significant life changes. Additionally, she has a passion for working with veterans and their families.
Lezley believes that each person has unique strengths and challenges, and she is committed to helping her clients discover their own unique path to healing. She offers a warm, empathetic, and non-judgmental space for individuals to explore their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Whether you are struggling with anxiety, depression, or a significant life transition, Lezley is here to support you and help you achieve your goals.
Specializations:
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Anxiety
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Bereavement
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Substance Abuse
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Divorce/family conflict
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Mood Disorders
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PTSD
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Working with Veterans
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Depression
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Significant life changes
Hannah Morris
MSW
Hannah is passionate about helping children, teens, and families feel heard, supported, and empowered. She understands how challenging it can be to reach out for help—and she brings a calm, grounded presence to every session, creating a space where families can feel safe to open up, grow, and heal together.
Hannah earned both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Social Work with a clinical focus. Originally from Baltimore, she began her work in schools supporting students with emotional, behavioral, and academic challenges. She then spent several years in Philadelphia providing intensive, in-home family therapy, working closely with children and caregivers to strengthen relationships and navigate life’s stressors together.
Her clinical work is guided by the belief that children thrive when the family system is supported. She is trained in Eco-Systemic Family Therapy, an evidence-based model that helps families understand how each member’s experience is shaped by the larger environment—whether that’s home, school, or the wider community. This approach allows her to support not just the child, but the entire family unit.
Hannah has experience supporting clients with a wide range of needs, including ADHD, autism, anxiety, depression, trauma, and parent-child conflict. She brings empathy, patience, and a collaborative spirit to her work, and she’s committed to helping each child and family find their strengths, build healthier patterns, and move forward with hope.
Whether your child is struggling with big feelings, you’re facing family stress, or you're simply looking for extra support, Hannah is here to walk alongside you every step of the way.
Specialities Include:
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Anxiety & Panic
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Depression
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Trauma
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Family Conflict
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Anger Management
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Chronic Illness and Pain
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Bullying
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Self-Esteem Issues
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ADHD
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Autism Spectrum Disorder
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Sensory Processing Issues
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Divorce / Blended Family Issues
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LGBTQIA+ Support
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Transgender Support/Affirming
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Women's Issues
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Self-Harm
Vicky Primer, Ph.D.
LMFT
Vicky is passionate about guiding individuals and families on a personal journey toward problem resolution and healing, thoughtfully designed to meet their unique needs. She recognizes that each person is shaped by their life experiences and that every journey is deeply personal. To honor this, Vicky provides an individualized and collaborative path to healing for each person seeking her services.
Her career demonstrates a strong commitment to identifying and implementing best practices, particularly in evidence-based programs that support at-risk children, individuals, and families. Vicky earned her doctorate in Marriage and Family Therapy from Kansas State University and has contributed across major systems, including community mental health, juvenile justice, child welfare, and crisis services, in roles such as practitioner, administrator, and educator.
Vicky’s clinical expertise lies in treating individuals and families facing challenges related to trauma. She is trained and certified in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), an internationally recognized and highly effective trauma intervention. Her areas of specialization also include couples therapy, family therapy, persistent mental health disorders, and grief and loss. Her work is deeply rooted in the Strategic Family Therapy approach, which emphasizes tailored solutions, collaboration, and hope.
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It is a theory of optimism and hope rather than explaining problems as pathological and terminal.
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It is a therapy of change rather than insight without action, promoting solutions and new behaviors over only understanding and excuses about why problems should exist.
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Strategic therapy is dedicated to the premise that therapists should practice in an active, directive, and skillful fashion.
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The tone of therapy is warm and respectful, often with a playful nature. Humor is used frequently.
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The uniqueness of clients and the need for interventions tailored to that uniqueness is respected. The therapist works within the client’s own world view whenever possible.
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Flexibility is a key element of the therapy, and different approaches are needed for the variety of presenting problems and cultural, ethnic, and social contexts brought to therapy.
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It is a therapy of responsibility – of parents for children, of therapists for clients, and of supervisors for supervisees.
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Strategic therapy is a therapy of justice and advocacy in which therapists take strong stands against violence and abuse and advocate for children, families, and those who may be disenfranchised from the typical world.
In her commitment to delivering the highest standard of care, Vicky has studied with highly recognized leaders in the Marriage and Family Therapy field and the Reiki community. She has received supervision from esteemed professionals in MFT and trauma and has built a strong network of exceptional colleagues. Vicky’s practice emphasizes holistic interventions that are culturally sensitive and tailored to meet each client’s unique needs.
Danyel Forehand
LMSW
In life, you may experience moments of highs and great lows which can have long lasting effects that interfere with your daily life emotionally, physically, and sometimes socially. It is her passion to assist you with gaining hope, strength, and healing from those moments in your life.
Additionally, Danyel has a passion to support children and families who have been affected by incarceration as well as single mothers. She helps her clients, who include children, teens, adults,
and families, increase their self-awareness and strengths, so that they can develop strong self-perceptions and maintain healthy relationships.
Danyel believes that there is no specific approach that is the best one for every individual, and so she will adjust her treatment services to the needs of her clients, with the use of Behavioral
Therapy, Person-Centered Therapy, Cognitive Therapy, in addition to using a Trauma Informed Approach.
After earning her Bachelor of Science Degree in Behavioral Science from Wilmington University along with an undergraduate Certificate in Trauma Informed Approaches, Danyel went on to complete her Master of Social Work Degree (MSW) from Widener University.
During her tenure at Widener University, she conducted research on the need for mental health services for children of incarcerated parents. She understands the social and emotional effects that are experienced by children who have an incarcerated parent, and she is passionate about advocating for the needs of these children.
She entered the field of clinical social work to continue her passion for providing the needs and services for children and families focusing on areas which include:
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ADHD
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Anxiety
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Depression
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Family Conflict
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Trauma
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Woman’s Issues
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Stress
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Self-Esteem
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Incarceration
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Single Parenting
Danyel currently resides in Delaware, and when she is not supporting her clients with living their best life, you can find her enjoying her time traveling with family, shopping, and dining out on the town.
Shannon Brady
LMSW
Shannon has spent over ten years walking alongside children, teens, and families through some of life’s most difficult seasons. She brings a calm, caring presence to her work and believes that therapy should feel like a safe, welcoming space where young people and their caregivers can be themselves, feel heard, and begin to heal.
Shannon is trained in Functional Family Therapy, which focuses on improving communication, strengthening relationships, and helping families work through challenges together. Over the years, she has worked in a variety of settings- collaborating with schools, courts, foster care and adoption agencies, and other professionals, to make sure children get the support they need.
She has helped children and families through a wide range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, grief, loss, trauma, family changes like divorce or adoption, school issues, and behavior challenges. Shannon often uses play and nature-based activities to help kids open up in a way that feels comfortable and natural. She meets each child and caregiver where they are and focuses on building trust, connection, and emotional awareness.
Shannon understands that when a child is struggling, the whole family can feel it. She works closely with parents and caregivers to find practical tools that make a difference at home and helps kids feel more confident, understood, and in control of their feelings.
If you're looking for someone who can support your child through big feelings or tough experiences, and help your family grow stronger together, Shannon is here to help.
Education and Certifications:
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Wilmington University (2016): Bachelor’s degree in behavioral health • Widener University (2021): Master's Degree in Social Work
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Certified Functional Family Therapy- (2020)
Specializations:
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Grief, Trauma & Loss
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Depression
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Self-harm & suicidal thoughts
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Anxiety
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Anger, Aggression
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Bullying
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ADHD
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Divorce/Separation
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Sibling or Family Conflict
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Self-Esteem
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Academic struggles
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Poor Social Skills
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Adoption, Foster Care
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Oppositional behavior
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Parenting skills
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Substance abuse
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Gender and sexual identity
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Trauma
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Sexual violence
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Domestic violence
LMSW
Shannel is a compassionate and dedicated therapist with over ten years of experience working with diverse populations. She graduated from Delaware State University with a Master’s Degree in Social Work and has since dedicated her career to helping individuals achieve emotional wellness and develop the necessary tools to cope with life stressors.
Throughout her career, Shannel has worked with high-risk populations, provided wellness services in academic settings, advocated for communities, and worked in foster care. Her diverse experience has given her a unique perspective and the ability to connect with individuals from all walks of life.
Shannel's theoretical approach is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), to treat a wide range of mental health issues, including anxiety, anger, depression, toxic relationships, codependency, impulse behaviors, communication deficits, and self-esteem. She believes that therapy should be a collaborative process between therapist and client, and her goal is to provide a safe and supportive environment where clients can learn the skills necessary to improve their emotional well-being.
Shannel's motto is “Frame the process not your pain," which encapsulates her belief that everyone is entitled to live their best life, be happy, and feel worthy. She is passionate about helping clients discover their inner strength and develop the courage to make changes that lead to a more fulfilling life. Shannel's compassionate and empathetic approach, combined with her extensive experience and training, make her a valuable resource for anyone seeking support and guidance on their mental health journey.
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Linda Ealy
Linda is a therapist who is dedicated to helping improve the lives of children through nature based therapy. She holds a bachelor's degree in elementary education from Cairn University and spent over 15 years teaching early childhood education before making the switch to mental health when she saw the behavioral and academic challenges her students were experiencing, as a result of anxiety, attachment disorders, depression, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and traumatic losses.
In 2022, Linda graduated from Grand Canyon University with a master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, specializing in Childhood and Adolescent disorders. She currently specializes in children aged 9 and under at the farm location where she practices.
Ecotherapy, is a type of therapy that involves spending time in natural environments to improve mental and emotional well-being. Ecotherapy is an effective treatment for children as it allows them to connect with nature, develop a sense of belonging, improve task management skills, and reduce stress, depression and anxiety. Through ecotherapy, Linda's clients engage in auditory, visual, and kinesthetic learning experiences such as gardening, sensory walks on the farm, basket weaving, and arts and crafts, that help them develop a sense of wonder and awe for the natural world while accomplishing their treatment goals.
Linda firmly believes that each new day presents an opportunity for growth and that problems are simply challenges that make us stronger. She sees her role as a therapist to help children build resilience, develop coping strategies, and gain the tools they need to lead happy, healthy lives.
In her free time, Linda enjoys a variety of outdoor activities such as gardening, upcycling furniture, kayaking, camping, basket weaving, swimming, and beach combing. Her 15+ years of experience in outdoor education through camping and historical interpretation gives her a unique perspective on the benefits of nature-based therapy for children.
Cheryl Gwaltney
LPCMH
Cheryl holds her Masters in Education from Wilmington University in Counseling and Guidance and a Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood and Elementary Education, along with, her QMHP (Qualified Mental Professional) in VA. She is currently working toward her Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) designation in DE and PA. Working in education since 1997 and counseling in various settings since 2006, she has experience with individuals across the lifespan in both for profit and not-for profit institutions including residential, outpatient, and in-home settings. During this time a focus on family systems and trauma therapies has developed. Cheryl is a certified trauma practitioner with an interest in non-traditional therapies for trauma healing including equine and other enviro-therapies, EMDR, brain mapping, and neurofeedback to name a few.
Cheryl utilizes a holistic approach to partnering with clients and their families on their healing journey. She believes true change comes from the individual work in conjunction with the family. She believes in working with an individual in the way that best meets them as their own unique person. With a focus on empathetic listening, compassion, and non-judgmental space she strives to build relationship with each individual and their family to partner with them on their journey to their best selves. Some of the areas of focus she works with include:
*C-PTSD
*Mood Disorders
*Grief, trauma & loss
*ADHD
*Self Concept
*Autism
*Anxiety
*Depression
*Family Conflict
*Educational Challenges
*Career/Educational Planning
*SI/Self injurious behavior
*Relationship building
While striving for balance between work with families, personal family responsibilities, and the challenges of life she cultivates her own personal well-being with time in nature. Along with spending time with her family and friends, she enjoys hiking, fishing, sharing time with animals of all sizes from horses and cattle to the family dogs. She practices the same reenergizing natural practices for self-soothing found in nature she shares with her clients and looks forward to the opportunity to take that journey with her clients through equine and animal assisted therapies at the farm location.
Consetta Canales
LPCMH
Consetta is a highly experienced therapist who who specializes in treating children and adolescents through equine assisted psychotherapy. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Clarion University of Pennsylvania and her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Capella University. She has worked in a variety of clinical settings including inpatient treatment, outpatient community mental health, elementary schools, residential treatment, and telehealth.
Consetta has 20 years of experience working with horses and has seen firsthand the powerful impact they can have on humans, especially children. Equine assisted psychotherapy provides a unique and engaging experience for children that differs from traditional therapy in an office setting. Working with horses in therapy can help children to develop important life skills, such as communication, problem-solving, trust, and empathy.
Through equine assisted psychotherapy, children are able to learn and practice these skills in a safe and supportive environment. Horses are incredibly perceptive animals and can mirror a child's emotions and behaviors, providing immediate feedback and insight into their inner world. This allows children to become more aware of their thoughts and feelings, and to learn healthy ways of managing them.
Working with horses also allows children to be in the present moment and experience a sense of calmness and relaxation. The farm environment provides a natural and peaceful setting, allowing children to feel more comfortable and at ease in therapy. This can lead to deeper insights and breakthroughs in therapy.
Overall, equine assisted psychotherapy can be a transformative experience for children, providing a unique and engaging way to work through challenges and develop important life skills. Consetta is passionate about helping children and adolescents discover the benefits of working with horses in therapy and is committed to providing a safe and supportive environment for them to do so.
Consetta specializes in the following areas:
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ADHD
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Anxiety
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Behavior modification
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Depression
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Developmental Disorders
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Family therapy
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LGBTQIA-Affirming
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Medical Illness/Disease Management
Lindsey Thorpe
LAMFT, ICADC
Meet Lindsey, a warm and empathetic therapist with over seven years of experience in mental health. With a passion for helping children, families and couples navigate life's challenges, Lindsey pursued a career in counseling.
As both an International Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (ICADC) and a Marriage and Family Therapist, Lindsey has worked with clients facing a range of issues including anxiety, depression, stress, ADHD, divorce, school problems, self-harm, and substance abuse.
Lindsey believes that every client has their unique strengths and resources that they can draw upon to overcome their difficulties. Lindsey takes a positive and collaborative approach to therapy. She believes that the best way to support her clients is to help them recognize their existing strengths and abilities and use them to achieve their goals. Rather than focusing on problems, Lindsey helps her clients identify their strengths, resources, and resilience, and uses these to support their healing journey.
Lindsey tailors her interventions to meet the specific needs and goals of each client. She uses evidence-based techniques to help clients learn new coping skills, manage difficult emotions, and build healthy relationships. She creates a safe, non-judgmental, and supportive space for her clients to explore their feelings and concerns and work towards their treatment goals.
Outside of the therapy room, Lindsey enjoys spending time with her family as a new mother.
Asia Amway
LACMH
Introducing Asia: a therapist who seamlessly blends vibrant energy with a genuine, empathetic approach. Holding a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Neumann University and a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Capella University, Asia has curated a rich tapestry of knowledge.
With a career spanning over 7 years, Asia's experience traverses the full spectrum of mental health care, encompassing diverse age groups and populations from energetic kids ages 3 to 10, to the teenagers and young adults. She specializes in addressing a range of challenges, from:
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ADHD
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Trauma
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Anger management
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Anxiety
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Autism Spectrum
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behavior modification
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Depression
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School issues
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Self-harm
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Stress
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Substance abuse
Imagine a warm and welcoming space where you can truly be yourself. Asia’s foundational belief is in every individual's capacity to blossom into their authentic selves through therapeutic guidance. She specializes in Mindfulness-Based, Motivational Interviewing, Person-Centered, and TF-CBT therapies, which empower clients to recalibrate their thought patterns, fostering a brighter outlook on life and embracing transformative behaviors. In her sessions, clients acquire invaluable coping mechanisms, stress management skills, emotional resilience tools, and the art of nurturing meaningful connections.
Asia is all ears, all heart, and totally adaptable – making it easy to open up about your journey. These qualities encourage clients to confide in her, enabling them to fully embark on their journeys toward self-actualization and goal achievement.
As the Chinese proverb wisely puts it, "The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step." Asia is here to guide you through each step of your transformative journey.
During her free time, Asia finds joy in the simple pleasures of life. She shares quality time with her boyfriend, cherished friends, and beloved family members. Whether it's unwinding with a captivating Netflix series, savoring delicious meals at new restaurants, listening and dancing to music, or exploring the aisles of Target and Trader Joe's, Asia knows how to enjoy the present moment. Her active pursuits include maintaining a healthy lifestyle through exercise, or scrolling through Tik Tok.
Ryan Clifton
MS
Ryan Clifton is a Master’s level counselor with 6 years of experience in the field of mental health. Ryan earned a Master’s degree from Wilmington University and is currently working toward obtaining his LPCMH. At our Odessa office location, Ryan sees teens ages 13 and up, as well as adults for individual and family therapy.
Ryan is a patient individual with a positive demeanor and is often described as someone who is easy to talk to and someone with whom others can relate. He brings the skills he has developed working in Community Mental Health, Outpatient Therapy,
Inpatient Treatment to help join you and your family to see lasting changes.
Ryan helps teens and adults to understand their strengths as well as their challenges, discover healthy ways to express and manage fears and insecurities, and accept support from those who care about them. Many lack important skills to successfully manage demands of school, relationships, and stressful life events, leaving them "stuck"; in patterns of reactivity that can be concerning and confusing to others.
Through their work and collaboration with their families, his patients often report improved self-awareness, self-esteem, school performance, environmental support, and interactions
with peers and family members.
Ryan specializes in:
● Academic Functioning
● Anxiety
● Depression
● Behavior Modification for oppositional behaviors
● Men's Issues
● Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
● Panic Disorders
● Phobias
● Trauma-PTSD
● Relationship Issues
● Self-Harm
● Stress
● Transgender-Affirming
In his time away from work, Ryan enjoys making music, basketball, hiking, exercising, and spending time with family and friends.
Phil Ealy
MS
Phillip brings a unique blend of experience and expertise to our team at Resilient Kids Child & Family Therapy. With a rich background in pastoral leadership spanning over two decades and 12 years of experience as an adolescent counselor for the Commonwealth of PA, Phillip is a valuable addition to our community.
His journey in counseling and pastoral work has led him to the belief that individuals and families are meant to thrive in this world, and he is dedicated to helping them find peace and joy in their lives. Phillip recently graduated with a Master's Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Grand Canyon University in 2024. His educational journey also includes a teaching certificate from East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania (1994), a Master of Religious Education from Cornerstone University (1988), and a Bachelor's Degree in Pastoral Studies earned from Cairn University in 1985.
What truly sets Phillip apart is his ability to seamlessly blend pastoral insights with evidence-based clinical techniques. This unique combination is especially valuable in the realm of Christian counseling, where individuals can explore their faith within the context of mental health and emotional well-being. Please note that utilizing Phillip's spiritual background and Christian counseling is entirely optional; he respects each individual's choices and beliefs.
Phillip specializes in a range of therapeutic approaches, including:
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
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Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
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Solution-Focused Brief Therapy
Phillip's therapeutic approach helps clients develop coping strategies, manage stress, and build emotional resilience. His goal is to guide individuals towards a brighter outlook on life and embrace transformative behaviors.
Phillip is committed to helping clients thrive, offering a compassionate and holistic approach to therapy. His unique blend of pastoral and clinical expertise makes him a trusted guide on the journey to mental and emotional well-being.
Phillip's passion lies in providing support to clients through:
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Behavioral modification
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Stress and anxiety management
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Anger management
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Grief and bereavement counseling
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Faith-based resolutions
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Parental Support
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Relationship Difficulties