Leslie Lescallette-Button, M.A., LPC Limited Availability
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and the owner of Kaleidoscope Counseling Center. I have been in private practice several years, working with clients who struggle with everyday problems to more complex issues. While I have worked with all age groups, my current focus is helping adults. I particularly enjoy working with college students, young adults (especially those struggling with anxiety), and men (who have their own unique challenges).
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I am passionate about the power of effective therapy and am committed to improving my clients' functioning so that they can live better lives. I create a safe space, offer emotional support, and utilize an integrative counseling approach, individually tailored to each of my clients, to elicit change. Regardless of the presenting problem, I use a strength-based approach to identify and develop existing skills and a variety of interventions to foster a different perspective and new skills. I genuinely love what I do and I look forward to seeing my clients every day!
I love kaleidoscopes and what they represent. I am also a firm believer that the use of color can improve mood!
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Just like a kaleidoscope," to create beauty and harmony out of brokenness and chaos you must initiate the shift and
then stand with your face to the light".
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Leslie attained her license as a Provessional Counselor in 2019 and established Kaleidoscope Counseling Center in 2020. Leslie earned her M.A. in Clinical Counseling from Messiah University in 2017 and earned a B.A. in Psychology from the Pennsylvania State University in 1986. Leslie completed several internships in substance use facilities in order to gain a functional understanding of addiction. She began her career in the mental health field at The Milton Hershey School where she worked for 20 years. ​
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“The wound is the place where the light enters you.” - Rumi
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My name is Dr. Kimberly Carlson, and I am a Licensed Psychologist with 30 years of clinical experience. I’ve worked in a variety of clinical settings with clients across the lifespan, currently focusing on adults. My goal is to provide inclusive and compassionate services designed to heal and empower. I hold a Doctor of Clinical Psychology degree from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine with a Certificate in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
Kimberly Carlson, Psy.D. Daytime availability Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays
In addition to CBT, I am trained in CBT-I for insomnia, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Flash Technique (FT), Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT or tapping), and somatic interventions.
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Click here to learn more about EMDR. Click here to learn more about the FT.
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I am integrative in my approach and tailor treatment to the specific and varied needs and preferences of my clients. I will work with you to meet your goals and achieve healthier, more satisfying ways of being.
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Areas of specialization include trauma, anxiety, depression, stress management, relationship problems, and life transitions. I also provide life and professional/executive coaching as well as expressive art groups, online support groups, and wellness programs. In my free time I enjoy traveling, reading, sailing, and spending time with my family!
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You deserve to be happy and lead a fulfilling life! Therapy isn't always easy but can be the most meaningful gift you can give to yourself and those who love you. If you think I can support you on your journey I would love to meet you!
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“I know you’re tired but come, this is the way.” – Rumi
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Dr. Carlson earned a PsyD in Clinical Psychology from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2009. She completed an internship at Hugh S. Smith, PhD and Associates and a postdoctoral fellowship at the Milton Hershey School. Prior, she earned a B.A. in Psychology from The Pennsylvania State University and an M.S. in Clinical Psychology from Millersville University.​
Kristin Tosi, Ph.D. Available evenings and Saturdays
Therapy is an opportunity to feel better, to explore and reflect, and to improve emotional well being. Life can be hectic, our past can haunt us, and our future can be overwhelming but therapy provides space for understanding, connection, and communication. I provide client centered integrative therapy focused on your goals and needs.
Understanding our family, our feelings, and our needs fosters a healthier sense of self and helps us to build satisfying relationships.
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My approach is evidence based, humanistic, and attachment based. For the last eight years, I have treated veterans at the VA Hospital and will now provide individual and couples therapy with adults and adolescents in the community for a few sessions each week. It will be my pleasure to work with you.
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I have expertise with individuals and couples and have completed specialized training in Integrated Behavioral Couples therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy (for trauma), and psychodynamic therapy. I enjoy working with a diverse group of individuals including those struggling with depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, abuse, and family turmoil. It is important to live life in the moment, but we can only truly understand ourselves by reflecting back. Therapy is opportunity to look at ourselves, our relationships and our feelings without judgement and allow ourselves to feel compassion in order to grow.
Dr. Tosi earned a PhD in Clinical Psychology from the New School in NYC in 2014. Her dissertation focused on maternal relationships, attachment, and body image. Dr.Tosi completed her internship and post doctoral fellowship at Pennsylvania Hospital at University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. Prior, she earned a Bachelors of Science in Child Development from Vanderbilt University and a Masters in Education from Harvard University, Graduate School of Education in Risk and Prevention.
Aileen Beaver, MSW, LCSW Available Thursdays in-person, other days by TeleHealth only
If you’re feeling overwhelmed, defeated, stuck or confused by life’s challenges I can help you develop the self-awareness you need to make sense of what’s happening. This is the first step in the change process that will lead you to making healthier choices and living a more satisfying life.
I work with individual adults who struggle with anxiety, life changes/transitions, and relationship problems, as well as more complex issues like mood disorders, personality disorders, and trauma histories. I have a passion for empowering abuse victims to understand themselves to become strong, resilient survivors. I also enjoy working with men and women who want to gain insight and understanding to become the best version of themselves.
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As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), I see the bigger picture--I understand the impact your life experiences, family, culture, and community have had in shaping you to be the unique individual you are, so I utilize an integrative counseling approach that incorporates cognitive, behavioral and insight-oriented therapies.
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I am a warm, compassionate, and authentic counselor, who will meet you without judgement and I would love to join you so we can work together to have you reach your life goals!
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When I’m not working, I enjoy traveling and exploring new places, drinking coffee, reading books, running/hiking/biking, working out, and spending time with people I love.
Aileen received her Master of Social Work from Boston University and undergraduate degree from Elon University. Her clinical training began in a domestic violence shelter and continued in community-based mental health and inpatient psychiatric settings, where she developed a strong foundation in trauma-informed care.​
Chelsea Holbert, Psy.D, HSP Daytime Availability Mondays and Wednesdays
I want my clients to feel like their voices are heard and respected in their treatment, so listening to your story with understanding and without judgement is one of my priorities. My other priority is to utilize my diverse interests and skillsets to be an agent of change for you and enhance the quality of your life.
I enjoy working with all different client populations ranging from individual adolescents and adults to couples struggling in their marriage, however, working with people who experience high stress, such as first responders, health care practitioners, and law enforcement is a passion of mine. My prior experience working as a professional within a large integrated healthcare system has given me a unique perspective on how to help you navigate the many challenges our healthcare system can present.
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I specialize in treating complex trauma, co-occurring disorders, and chronic health conditions (such as PCOS, Type I/Type II Diabetes, obesity, chronic pain, and autoimmune diseases) and I have training and experience in the treatment of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
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I utilize a wide variety of approaches such as traditional and second wave Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to treat stress, anxiety, depression, and chronic pain; behavioral approaches like Exposure and Response Prevention to treat OCD; and somatic approaches, such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) to treat trauma. These approaches help clients change their relationships with their experiences, as well as their thoughts and behaviors.
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As a clinical psychologist, I am qualified to administer a variety of diagnostic assessments to both adolescents and adults. These include (but are not limited to) ADHD assessments, personality assessments, occupational and disability assessments, and ACT 235 assessments for law enforcement personnel.
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In my “spare time”, I love being a mommy to my young children, spending time with our pets and working in my garden to help my plants thrive—much as I’d like to do with you! I look forward to connecting with you and guiding you on your path to wellness.
Dr. Holbert earned her Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Indianapolis in 2018 and was the recipient of the Blas Davilla Award for Outstanding Service in Clinical Psychology. Her dissertation focused on Perceptions of Serious Mental Illness and how Treatment Conditions impact Social Stigma. Dr. Holbert completed her internship and postdoctoral residency at the Youth Opportunity Center in Muncie, IN where she focused on trauma across the developmental spectrum and its impact on families. Prior, she earned her B.S. in Psychology from Lycoming College. She earned her M.A. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Indianapolis.