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I am a compassionate and dedicated counselor, holding both a LPC and a CAADC. I have been practicing in the field of counseling for 10 years. With a focus on substance abuse, I bring expertise in supporting individuals facing challenges related to addiction. My work extends beyond substance abuse to include guiding clients through issues such as relational/family concerns, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, grief and loss, self-esteem struggles, and career exploration.
My therapeutic approach integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness practices, and Motivational Interviewing (MI), offering a holistic and personalized treatment experience. I am committed to helping individuals navigate their journey towards healing and personal growth.
“She is very good at her job an goes above an beyond to help get you the times you need for an appointment she is very knowledgeable of her job and could not of found a better counselor I started seeing her when she was in Washington pa an she moved to a new location an it meant to me so much what she does for me that I continue seeing her in canonsburg pa it may be a small drive to see her but it is well worth it in a big way ”
Bridgette Petras, MS, CAADC, LPC
Counselor
400 Locust Ave Suite 1
Washington, PA 15301
4.88(25)
5.0
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Mr. Charles Lyon
Counselor
5.0(24)
201 N. Front Street
Suite 308
Wilmington, NC 28401
I began my career in the addiction field managing a non-profit treatment center in Seattle, Washington, the area I was born and raised. I chose the field due to being a recovering alcoholic that knows what it feels like to be stuck in the depths of addiction and knew that helping others is the path to freedom. I moved to North Carolina in the spring of 2012, became a substance abuse counselor and continued working with those with addiction in recovery housing, IOP programs and residential treatment. I found myself in the business development field and feel like I have found my true calling being able to continue having personal and professional insight as a recovering person and clinician yet getting the opportunity every day to speak with people in need, their families and other’s in the field of addiction that need support to best help those in need.
“Charles and his team were all very supportive and understanding with the situation you are in. They gave clear and concise instructions from the initial evaluation until the completion of the course. Reaching out and making themselves available for any questions or concerns I had even after completing the course. They sent the completed class to the DMV and insured it was accepted and told me as much.
During a very stressful time the folks at New Hope were amazing putting my mind at ease!”
Mr. Charles Lyon
Counselor
201 N. Front Street
Suite 308
Wilmington, NC 28401
Michelle LaFerle is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and a Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC). Michelle has been in the counseling profession since 2009 and has worked as a clinician at Blue Water Counseling since 2017. Michelle earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Master’s degree in Counseling from Oakland University. She has experience working with a variety of ages, from children through adults. Michelle currently provides counseling virtually to teens and adults.
Areas of experience & interest:
Anxiety Disorders
Stress Management
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Self Esteem
Depression
Parenting
Chasity believes counseling can help people better understand themselves, communicate with others, change habits, and regulate emotions. Whether it is to help short term decisions or stress or to process past hurts and beliefs, she is passionate about using counseling to heal and uplift others. Chasity uses an integrative approach including person-centered, mindfulness-based, and cognitive-behavioral therapies. She seeks to meet each client where they are and offers a biblical-worldview to those who wish to incorporate it in counseling.
I am a Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor (CADC) and obtained his CADC from Elgin Community College. I have experience working in an inpatient setting where I was assigned to a MAT unit (Medication-Assisted Treatment) and provided individual and group counseling services to patients who were suffering from addiction. I also have experience working in a detox setting and interned as a detox counselor as well. I have a strong belief that effective treatment comes from a client-centered approach that is achieved by patience, compassion, and honesty from the provider.
Rebecca is a Clinical Social Worker at HRCC and an alumna of Fordham University, where her studies focused on Veterans, dissociative disorders, children, women's issues, relationships, and LGBTQ+ issues. Rebecca has experience providing trauma therapy to both adults and children. Additionally, Rebecca has experience working with individuals with chronic illness. Her personal experiences with chronic illness, as a mother of two sons and the spouse of an Army veteran, have profoundly influenced her professional practice.
Before her current role, Rebecca served as a caregiver/aide during her early college years, providing care to individuals with cognitive and physical impairments, including, but not limited to, Cerebral Palsy, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and Down Syndrome. Additionally, Rebecca maintained a 14-year career as a hair and makeup artist, a background that has shaped her holistic approach to health, beauty, and therapy.
Rebecca utilizes a diverse range of therapeutic approaches, including Strength-based approach, Goal-Setting, Narrative, CBT, Trauma Therapy, Play Therapy, and Family Systems Theory.
Rebecca offers both in-person and virtual sessions. The practice accepts most major insurance plans.
For a consultation, please get in touch with us at 201-541-8600 or [email protected].
Rebecca is a Clinical Social Worker at HRCC and an alumna of Fordham University, where her studies focused on Veterans, dissociative disorders, children, women's issues, relationships, and LGBTQ+ issues. Rebecca has experience providing trauma therapy to both adults and children. Additionally, Rebecca has experience working with individuals with chronic illness. Her personal experiences with chronic illness, as a mother of two sons and the spouse of an Army veteran, have profoundly influenced her professional practice.
Before her current role, Rebecca served as a caregiver/aide during her early college years, providing care to individuals with cognitive and physical impairments, including, but not limited to, Cerebral Palsy, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and Down Syndrome. Additionally, Rebecca maintained a 14-year career as a hair and makeup artist, a background that has shaped her holistic approach to health, beauty, and therapy.
Rebecca utilizes a diverse range of therapeutic approaches, including Strength-based approach, Goal-Setting, Narrative, CBT, Trauma Therapy, Play Therapy, and Family Systems Theory.
Rebecca offers both in-person and virtual sessions. The practice accepts most major insurance plans.
For a consultation, please get in touch with us at 201-541-8600 or [email protected].
“I had my first session with Robin today. It was very satisfying to engage in a conversation that covered several topics and I felt very comfortable sharing my thoughts with her. I look forward to continuing this journey into this next stage of my life.”
Robin Chaustowich, MA, LPC
Counselor
2301 South Huron Pkwy
Suite 2b
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Andrew holds a Master’s in Ministry Leadership from A.W. Tozer Seminary and is currently completing his Master of Social Work at Louisiana State University (LSU). He brings more than 15 years of experience in coaching, pastoral care, leadership, and personal development.
He works with individuals and couples, focusing on grief and loss, life transitions, stress, anxiety, and relational or family challenges. Drawing on both professional training and personal experience, Andrew integrates emotion-focused therapy, internal family systems (IFS), CBT, DBT, mindfulness, somatic practices, and attachment-based approaches to support healing, wholeness, and lasting relational growth.
Before beginning his clinical training at LSU, Andrew founded Wild Olive Coaching, partnering with leaders, teams, and organizations to cultivate resilience, emotional wellness, and sustainable growth. He has also served in leadership and counseling roles across various ministry environments, providing pastoral counseling, mentoring, and group facilitation.
Originally from the Midwest, Andrew lived in California for more than a decade, followed by seasons in Tennessee and Texas before settling on the East Coast in 2024. He now lives in New Jersey with his wife and two daughters.
Andrew holds a Master’s in Ministry Leadership from A.W. Tozer Seminary and is currently completing his Master of Social Work at Louisiana State University (LSU). He brings more than 15 years of experience in coaching, pastoral care, leadership, and personal development.
He works with individuals and couples, focusing on grief and loss, life transitions, stress, anxiety, and relational or family challenges. Drawing on both professional training and personal experience, Andrew integrates emotion-focused therapy, internal family systems (IFS), CBT, DBT, mindfulness, somatic practices, and attachment-based approaches to support healing, wholeness, and lasting relational growth.
Before beginning his clinical training at LSU, Andrew founded Wild Olive Coaching, partnering with leaders, teams, and organizations to cultivate resilience, emotional wellness, and sustainable growth. He has also served in leadership and counseling roles across various ministry environments, providing pastoral counseling, mentoring, and group facilitation.
Originally from the Midwest, Andrew lived in California for more than a decade, followed by seasons in Tennessee and Texas before settling on the East Coast in 2024. He now lives in New Jersey with his wife and two daughters.
William Reitinger is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Missouri, fully licensed in 2010. He attended National University in San Diego, CA where he graduated Magna Cumulate with his Bachelor’s degree in Behavioral Science and his Master’s degree in Human Behavior and Psychology. He has over 25 years providing professional services within the mental healthcare field.
William utilizes skills from various therapeutic modalities such as: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Person Centered Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Psychodynamic Therapy, Brief Solution Focused Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Couples Therapy, Mindfulness, and Emotional Intelligence.
William has abundant experience working with and helping clients with substance addictions issues, trauma and abuse, PTSD, anger management, grief and loss issues, depression, bipolar, OCD, anxiety and panic, poor self-esteem, as well as couple’s therapy.
Sam is an Associate Professional Counselor (pre-license Clinician) and Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor with experience working with adults across the lifespan in a variety of settings, including Campus Counseling Centers, inpatient psychiatric centers, and outpatient therapy centers. Sam has also spent 8 years as an educational consultant and music instructor for several school districts across Pennsylvania.
So much of life's suffering comes not only from the events (traumas, grief, adjustment/transitions, pressure, stress), but our response to the events. Pain, rejection, avoidance, guilt, shame, anxiety, depression - we spend a great deal of time and effort attempting to escape from these places, and yet something truly powerful can happen when we begin to learn how to live functional, collaborative, fulfilling lives with them, rather than attempting to escape.
In our work together, the goal is to walk side-by-side toward a more fulfilling life! I believe that everyone's unique background, lifestyle, and psychological needs merit an individualized approach. I incorporate a variety of cognitive behavioral approaches into my work (ACT, DBT, CPT), and believe that there's a reason behind every action. As a clinician trainee, I take my continued education very seriously, and believe this is reflected in my detail-oriented approach to Therapy.
Education:
M.A. Counseling - Addiction Concentration- Kutztown University of Pennsylvania B.S. Rehabilitation and Human Services- Pennsylvania State University
Training:
Core Clinical Training in DBT- Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services
Associate Professional Counselor- APC000679 Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor -PCB21510
Sam is an Associate Professional Counselor (pre-license Clinician) and Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor with experience working with adults across the lifespan in a variety of settings, including Campus Counseling Centers, inpatient psychiatric centers, and outpatient therapy centers. Sam has also spent 8 years as an educational consultant and music instructor for several school districts across Pennsylvania.
So much of life's suffering comes not only from the events (traumas, grief, adjustment/transitions, pressure, stress), but our response to the events. Pain, rejection, avoidance, guilt, shame, anxiety, depression - we spend a great deal of time and effort attempting to escape from these places, and yet something truly powerful can happen when we begin to learn how to live functional, collaborative, fulfilling lives with them, rather than attempting to escape.
In our work together, the goal is to walk side-by-side toward a more fulfilling life! I believe that everyone's unique background, lifestyle, and psychological needs merit an individualized approach. I incorporate a variety of cognitive behavioral approaches into my work (ACT, DBT, CPT), and believe that there's a reason behind every action. As a clinician trainee, I take my continued education very seriously, and believe this is reflected in my detail-oriented approach to Therapy.
Education:
M.A. Counseling - Addiction Concentration- Kutztown University of Pennsylvania B.S. Rehabilitation and Human Services- Pennsylvania State University
Training:
Core Clinical Training in DBT- Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services
Associate Professional Counselor- APC000679 Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor -PCB21510
Sam is an Associate Professional Counselor (pre-license Clinician) and Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor with experience working with adults across the lifespan in a variety of settings, including Campus Counseling Centers, inpatient psychiatric centers, and outpatient therapy centers. Sam has also spent 8 years as an educational consultant and music instructor for several school districts across Pennsylvania.
So much of life's suffering comes not only from the events (traumas, grief, adjustment/transitions, pressure, stress), but our response to the events. Pain, rejection, avoidance, guilt, shame, anxiety, depression - we spend a great deal of time and effort attempting to escape from these places, and yet something truly powerful can happen when we begin to learn how to live functional, collaborative, fulfilling lives with them, rather than attempting to escape.
In our work together, the goal is to walk side-by-side toward a more fulfilling life! I believe that everyone's unique background, lifestyle, and psychological needs merit an individualized approach. I incorporate a variety of cognitive behavioral approaches into my work (ACT, DBT, CPT), and believe that there's a reason behind every action. As a clinician trainee, I take my continued education very seriously, and believe this is reflected in my detail-oriented approach to Therapy.
Education:
M.A. Counseling - Addiction Concentration- Kutztown University of Pennsylvania B.S. Rehabilitation and Human Services- Pennsylvania State University
Training:
Core Clinical Training in DBT- Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services
Associate Professional Counselor- APC000679 Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor -PCB21510
Sam is an Associate Professional Counselor (pre-license Clinician) and Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor with experience working with adults across the lifespan in a variety of settings, including Campus Counseling Centers, inpatient psychiatric centers, and outpatient therapy centers. Sam has also spent 8 years as an educational consultant and music instructor for several school districts across Pennsylvania.
So much of life's suffering comes not only from the events (traumas, grief, adjustment/transitions, pressure, stress), but our response to the events. Pain, rejection, avoidance, guilt, shame, anxiety, depression - we spend a great deal of time and effort attempting to escape from these places, and yet something truly powerful can happen when we begin to learn how to live functional, collaborative, fulfilling lives with them, rather than attempting to escape.
In our work together, the goal is to walk side-by-side toward a more fulfilling life! I believe that everyone's unique background, lifestyle, and psychological needs merit an individualized approach. I incorporate a variety of cognitive behavioral approaches into my work (ACT, DBT, CPT), and believe that there's a reason behind every action. As a clinician trainee, I take my continued education very seriously, and believe this is reflected in my detail-oriented approach to Therapy.
Education:
M.A. Counseling - Addiction Concentration- Kutztown University of Pennsylvania B.S. Rehabilitation and Human Services- Pennsylvania State University
Training:
Core Clinical Training in DBT- Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services
Associate Professional Counselor- APC000679 Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor -PCB21510
