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I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and Board Certified Art Therapist. I completed my master’s degree of Marriage and Family Therapy and Art Therapy at Notre Dame de Namur University in 2017. I work with a variety of issues that include but are not limited to depression, anxiety, self-esteem, grief & loss, mood and personality disorders, trauma and PTSD, and have a specialty working with those with eating disorders. I use an existential and humanistic approach to therapy, and pride myself on helping facilitate a safe therapeutic space for clients. I believe that when you establish a sense of safety you can then start moving forward in exploring what it means to be your authentic self, as well as challenge patterns of behaviors that have been ineffective in allowing you to live the life you want. I use methods such as CBT, DBT, mindfulness, and art therapy in my sessions. We will create and review goals together in each session to ensure that we are helping you move in the direction that you want. [Read More]

Many people choose to enter therapy to gain a deeper understanding of themselves – their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors in addition to problems in their interpersonal relationships. Oftentimes, the issues we face in the present stem from painful experiences in the past. As a result of these experiences, we develop ways of coping in the world – some continue to serve us well and others may get in the way of us living a more fulfilling life. I offer a warm, non-judgmental, and safe environment for exploration, healing, and growth. My goal is to create a therapeutic relationship in which you feel seen, heard, valued, and empowered to reach your goals. I work with individuals across the lifespan who are dealing with a variety of concerns including stress, anxiety, depression, and relationship issues in addition to grief and loss. I also have extensive experience in treating survivors of interpersonal trauma including sexual assault and various forms of childhood abuse and neglect. I have training and experience in several modalities including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Internal Family Systems (IFS), Somatic Experiencing (SE), Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MSBR), and Psychodynamic Psychotherapy. I also draw from psychoanalytic training where I am a current postgraduate student at the School for Relational Psychoanalysis in Philadelphia. My practice is LGBTQIA identity affirming, social justice-oriented, and trauma-informed. In addition to psychotherapy, I also offer clinical supervision to licensed social workers in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. I am a part-time lecturer at Rutgers University School of Social Work. [Read More]

Robia is passionate about working with clients who struggle with PTSD and trauma, eating disorders, and substance abuse. She has clinical experience at The Renfrew Center and NET and has facilitated a proficiency for treatment of substance use disorder in adolescents and adults, and eating disorders in adolescent and adult females. She has strong skills in Prolonged-Exposure and Trauma therapy. Her style is collaborative as well as supportive and structured. She is focused on motivation to support long-term changes. [Read More]

Arlene Foreman, M.S. can quickly get to the heart of an issue. Her success comes from positive energy directed to all areas of her life. She constantly challenges herself to grow to understand herself, and this helps her inspire others to be even more than they imagined they could be. She has her own unique form of psychotherapy using communication skills as her primary focus. This helps clients release those communication blocks so their real selves can emerge. She has clients from a diverse range of cultures and respects the unique values and cultures when helping clients resolve issues. Professional memberships include The American Mental Health Counselors Association, The Center for Frontier Sciences, The Anxiety Disorders Association of America and The Group Counseling Association. [Read More]