Our Team
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Dr. Erin Adamitis, PsyD
Owner/Licensed Psychologist
Areas of Specialty: Assessment, behavioral therapy with children and teens, ADHD, autism, 2e and gifted, anxiety, picky eating, disruptive behaviors, school refusal -
Lauren Cunkelman, MA, BC-DMT, LPC, NCC
Clinical Coordinator/Supervisor - Downingtown
Areas of Specialty: Therapy under age 12, autism, ADHD, social skills, emotional regulation, anxiety, disruptive behaviors -
Elizabeth Scheirer, MA, LMFT
Clinical Coordinator/Supervisor - Exton
Areas of Specialty: Therapy with teen girls, trauma, family therapy, anxiety/depression, LGBTQ+ -
Kaitlyn Gawrylewski, MA, BC-DMT, LPC
Clinical Coordinator/Supervisor
Areas of Specialty: Therapy with teens and young adults ages 14 and older, mood disorder, suicidal ideation, self-injurious behaviors, relationship challenges -
Ashley Marcy, M. Ed.
Areas of Specialty: Therapy with women/mothers, therapy with children, anxiety/depression, crisis support, multi-system involvement, LGBTQ+
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Matt Ercolani, MS, LPC, NCC
Internship & Education Director
Areas of Specialty: Therapy with teens ages 13 and older, adults, LGBTQ+, gender identity, autism, ADHD, disruptive behaviors, anxiety/depression. EMDR -
Ian Vereen, MA, MT-BC, NMT
Areas of Specialty: Therapy with children under 12, neurodiversity, 2e and giftedness, sensory issues, foster care relationships, trauma, music therapy
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Dana Greenlaw, MS
Areas of Specialty: Therapy from ages 6-18, trauma/grief, ADHD, anxiety/depression, emotional regulation, autism
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Kathryn Cooley, EdS, NCSP
Clinical Evaluator, School Psychologist
Areas of Specialty: Assessment of autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, and developmental delays -
Jessica Hegarty, MA, LBS
Areas of Specialty: Therapy under age 12, autism, ADHD, disruptive behaviors, parent training, social skills, social emotional learning
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Dr. Shehara Yoosuf, PsyD
Post-doctoral Fellow
Areas of Specialty: Assessment, therapy with children and adolescents, acculturation stress, ADHD, anxiety/depression, trauma/grief, parent training, coaching, and support, family therapy -
Dr. Alana Summers-Plotno, PsyD
Licensed Psychologist
Areas of Specialty: Assessment, therapy with children 0-18, OCD, anxiety/depression, school refusal, ADHD, parent training -
Kaitlin Wendling M.A., MFT
Areas of Specialty: Individuals aged 2-35, (ADHD), anxiety, depression, parent coaching, executive functioning challenges, play therapy, couples therapy, family therapy
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Madeleine Freedman
Clinical Intern - Downingtown Office
Areas of Specialty: Children and adolescents, behavioral therapy, autism -
Stephanie Freedman
Clinical Intern - Exton Office
Areas of Specialty: Children and adolescents, behavioral therapy, autism
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In psychology, the title of intern does not indicate someone brand new to the field. Rather, they have already completed at least 3 years of closely-supervised field work as a graduate student (and typically held similar positions before applying to graduate school). Understandably, some families may be hesitant to choose to work with an intern over a more seasoned clinician. However, there are some distinct benefits to keep in mind:
Sessions and assessments run at a reduced rate
Interns receive regular supervision from all staff members, allowing for a lot of clinical expertise to channel through one therapist
As they are still engaging in regular coursework, interns are likely to be the MOST up-to-date on modern techniques and theories (though all staff members also receive regular training)
Interns generally have a great deal of investment and energy to devote to your therapy, unlike other professionals who work to manage burnout. We intentionally keep our interns’ caseload at a lower limit, meaning assessment turnaround time is also likely to be quicker