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Who We Help
Our patients range from five years of age throughout the lifespan
Outpatient care is available for individual, couples, and family sessions in both 50-minute standard length and 25-minute check-ins. For more information about session length and frequency, we encourage you to contact our office.
What We Help With
Depression
Grief & Loss
Abuse
Anxiety
OCD
ADHD
Addiction
Eating Disorders Stress
Marital Struggles
PTSD
Parenting Challenges
Child & Adolescent Issues
How We Help
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Faith-Based Counseling
Adventure-Based Therapy
Eco-systemic Structural Family Therapy
Funtional Behavioral Assessments
Solution Focused Therapy
Mindfulness
Trauma Informed Care
Team Building and Business Consultation
Motivational Interviewing
How to Schedule
Calling our office at 484-746-3112 is the best way to set up your appointment. If you’re not ready to schedule just yet, we’re always happy to answer your questions or address your concerns by phone or email as well.
The time and money you spend on your mental, emotional, and relational well-being may be one of the most important things you invest in. The benefits of therapy are often priceless with long-lasting positive effects for you and your loved ones.
New London Counseling Center operates as a fee-for-service facility. The fee charged for each session is the financial responsibility of the client at the time of service.
We highly recommend that you contact your health insurance provider before your first appointment to find out if you are eligible for out-of-network reimbursement and how the process works. We will provide you with an invoice to submit to your health insurance company.
Therapy may be paid for using your Health Savings or Flex Spending Accounts. Our fees are $100 per therapy per 50-minute session. 25 minute sessions may be available upon request.
If you are uninsured or have a financial barrier that prevents you from paying the full rate, please contact us to discuss how to apply for scholarships and subsidized therapy costs. A sliding scale will be used to determine any discount rates
To aid as many people in our community as possible, clients receiving a therapy scholarship will be limited to 8 (50-minute sessions) OR 16 (25-minute sessions) every six months. Clients in need of continued treatment can request additional sessions after the six-month time period has lapsed.
Households will be able to receive up to two separate scholarship services through NLCC at one time. This may be a combination of individual counseling, family counseling, or couples counseling, eg. a family may receive individual counseling for the mother and family counseling, thereby totaling two services.
Katie Bowman, Psy. D.
Licensed Psychologist
Executive Director of New London Counseling Center
Dr. Bowman completed her Master’s (M.A.) and Doctoral degrees (Psy.D.) in Clinical Psychology at Immaculata University, and her internship and fellowship at Berkshire Psychiatric and Behavioral Health Services. Dr. Bowman has presented academic research at national and international conferences, primarily in the areas of academic service delivery in higher education as well as marital conflict and child custody disputes. Her career has continued to focus on these two areas: psychoeducational assessment and services for children with learning needs; and the impact of marital conflict on children. Dr. Bowman works with individuals and couples as they seek new ways of learning to self-soothe, manage distress, problem solve, and repair their relationships. It is her priority to approach each client with empathy, genuineness, and respect. She received training in collaborative law and is a Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator. This experience allows Dr. Bowman to understand how marriages can fall apart and utilize evidenced-based therapies to help them get back on track.
She has worked in a variety of mental health settings including residential treatment facilities, university counseling centers, emergency rooms, community clinics, and the foster care system. She was an Adjunct Professor at Immaculata University and Penn State University for a number of years and currently teaches classes at Saint Leo University. Dr. Bowman is passionate about supporting students and has supervised multiple undergraduate and doctoral clinical interns. She worked in higher education for over ten years, serving as an Associate Dean of Student Affairs, the Director of Disability Services, and the Director of Academic Success Services.
Licensed Professional Counselor
Laura Miller, LPC
Laura received her Masters (M.A) in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Immaculata University, and is a Licensed Practical Counselor (LPC) in the State of Pennsylvania. Her experience includes serving the geriatric population as well as working with at risk adolescences and family therapy. Laura has a versatile background evidenced by her work in a variety of mental health settings, which includes in-home therapy, community mental health, private practice, and residential treatment.
She has received additional training in Eco-systemic Structural Family Therapy (ESFT) through the Philadelphia Child and Family Training Center. Through this lens, clients are viewed within the context of their family, and community systems. By doing this she takes a holistic approach in integrating supports and addressing underlying processes occurring for individuals and family systems.
Joanna Ross, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Joanna Ross, LCSW received her undergraduate degree (B.S.) in Biobehavioral Health at Pennsylvania State University and her Masters in Social Work (MSW) at the University of Central Florida. Ms. Ross holds a License in Clinical Social Work (LCSW), a Professional Development Certificate in Autism from Penn State, and is Pennsylvania certified to complete Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs).
Ms. Ross has provided individual, family and group therapy as well as service coordination in a variety of settings including homes, schools, residential treatment settings, medical settings, and within a Managed Care Organization (MCO). She utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution Focused Therapy, and behavioral methods to work with adults and children to address anxiety, depression, anger, a history of trauma, behavior concerns, parenting concerns, and crisis prevention.
Mark Lanyon, Ph.D
Dr. Lanyon completed his Masters at Lincoln University and his Ph.D. at Columbia Commonwealth University. Dr. Lanyon is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) a Certified Co-Occurring Disorders Professional Diplomate (CCDPD) as well as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the State of Pennsylvania. Dr. Lanyon has been the director of a variety of behavioral health programs in a variety of settings including inpatient agencies, outpatient agencies, prison programs, probation and parole programs, as well as hospitals.
Dr. Lanyon has been invited to be a guest speaker at the Delaware Family Court, the Wilmington Police Academy, Wilmington Hospital – Healthy Beginnings Program, Wilmington Hospital – Adult Medicine Office, DFS, Child, Inc., Del Tech’s Pharmacy Tech Program, Del Tech’s Certified Associate and Project Management Program, and St. Francis Residency Program. Dr. Lanyon has presented at various national conferences. Dr. Lanyon has spoken and ministered at both national and international youth conferences. Dr. Lanyon is honored to offer hope, healing, and wholeness to the teens and their families he works with at New London Counseling Center
Licensed Professional Counselor
Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor
Certified Co-Occurring Disorders Professional Diplomate
Licensed Social Worker
Kari Hopkins is a licensed social worker actively pursuing her Clinical License (LCSW). Kari received her Bachelors degree in Psychology from North Carolina State University, and her Masters degree in Social Work from West Chester University. Kari has worked as a Community Support Advocate for adults improving their independence and daily living skills. She has experience as a Therapeutic Staff Support, Behavioral Specialist, and a Mobile Therapist serving children on the Autism spectrum.
Kari has provided clinical treatment in an outpatient setting to a wide population with varying diagnoses. She is passionate about bringing an eclectic mix of modalities and treatment interventions including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness and Stress Reduction, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Co-Occurring treatment interventions. Through a strengths-based perspective, Kari is committed to seeing her clients for their positive attributes and tailoring each individuals’ treatments to effectively meet their goals.
Kari Hopkins, LSW
EMMA CHURCH, M.S.
Pre-Doctoral Intern
Emma received her undergraduate degree (B.A) in General Biology, with minors in Psychology and Spanish at Washington & Jefferson College and her Masters in Clinical Psychology (M.S.) from Chestnut Hill College. She is currently a fourth-year student at Chestnut Hill College’s Clinical Psychology Psy. D program and has experience working with adults in both individual and group therapy. Previously, she worked with children struggling with mental health concerns as a Youth Care Worker.
Emma has provided clinical treatment in a community mental health outpatient setting to a diverse population with varying diagnoses ranging from Schizophrenia to Generalized Anxiety. In addition, she has experience in administering psychological and neuropsychological assessments. She practices in an integrative and eclectic manner, incorporating aspects of Psychodynamic Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and a Systemic Approach. Emma is passionate about incorporating one’s culture into the therapy, particularly cultures such as military and first responders, as the client is the expert on themselves.
PATTI GUYRE, LSW
Licensed Social Worker
Patti is a licensed social worker actively pursuing her Clinical License (LCSW). Patti
received her Bachelors degree in Sociology and her Masters Degree in Social Work at West Chester University. Patti has worked with adolescents and adults struggling with addiction and has facilitated group therapy for clients with dual diagnoses. Patti works primarily with individuals facing grief and loss, physical illness, depression, and anxiety; she also helps couples who wish to improve their partnership. She currently runs a support group at Chester County Hospital for women with cancer.
Patti strives to identify the best therapeutic techniques to help her clients and utilizes modalities including ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy), Internal Family Systems, and Trauma-Informed care while incorporating mindfulness and meditation exercises where suitable. Patti views herself as a partner in the care of her clients and employs a strengths-based perspective to help clients identify their needs and create action plans to a more enjoyable life.
JAN LADY-AULD, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC)
Jan received her MS in Counseling Psychology from Chatham University and a BA in Sociology and Communications from Duquesne University. Jan’s experience includes providing outpatient therapy and supervision in Chester County, and in-home family and individual therapy in Chester County PA, Raleigh, NC, and Pittsburgh, PA. She also has experience working in an outdoor youth residential program, and in middle & high school settings.
Jan appreciates the uniqueness of individuals and tailors a blend of interventions and theories to each client. While working in community mental health, she received training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral therapy (CBT). Jan has continued to attend trainings in mindfulness and stress reduction, trauma-focused care, and cultural competency. She also utilizes solution-focused and narrative strategies, and incorporates mindfulness, yogic breathing & movement into sessions. In work with individuals and families, Jan uses collaborative and strengths-based approaches to serve her clients with respect, sincerity, and support in finding gratitude and hope.
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