We have more than 48 years of experience guiding people to make the best possible decisions for themselves. Our programs have proven highly effective in promoting personal growth and competence, and our range of expertise ensures the highest quality, whether you seek personal counseling or professional consultation.
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Moss A. Jackson, Ph.D. Founder and Clinical Director Dr. Moss Jackson helps adolescents and adults live more successful lives. As a coach, he works with them to accomplish their goals, to get better connected to others, and to feel satisfied in their relationships and careers. As a therapist, his focus is individual and marital counseling. If you are concerned about the amount of stress or sadness you experience, or are feeling unfulfilled in your work or relationships, Moss Jackson can help you. Dr. Jackson has been a success and business coach since 1990. He has helped adults to turn their dreams into realities, increase their emotional intelligence and ability to better manage their upsets and disappointments. He has also coached both high school and college students to take better charge of their lives and to launch themselves. His basic success formula is based on his first book, “Navigating For Success.” His unique Roadmap for Success has been successfully applied to help his clients to create lives of accomplishment and satisfaction. In addition to his therapy practice, Dr. Jackson is a Success Coach for entrepreneurs, business owners and individuals in search of an effective map for success. To learn more about this work, click here to visit Corporate Initiatives. Rosemont: 610.642.4873 ext. 323 |
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Director of Psychoeducational Department |
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Charna Axelrod, Ed.D., NCSP Director, Psychoeducational Department Dr. Charna Axelrod, Director of the Center’s Psychoeducational Division, is an educational and nationally certified school psychologist. She works to identify issues preventing students of all ages from achieving academic success and/or social-emotional satisfaction. Charna helps parents guide their children’s educational, personal and emotional growth through consultations and testing for school admissions and appropriate school programming. Concerns about specific learning disorders, attention deficits, and adjustment issues are addressed through comprehensive evaluations that yield recommendations designed to achieve their goals. Rosemont: 610.642.4873 ext. 314 |
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Therapists, Psychologists, Counselors & Independent Consultants |
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Danielle Baker, Psy.D., MBA In her practice at the Center for Psychological Services, Danielle conducts evaluations for the purposes of school admissions, identifying learning disabilities and attention disorders, understanding emotional and psychological development and functioning, and planning for gifted education and early school admission. Danielle also provides psychotherapy for children, teens, and parents addressing challenges related to attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), learning disabilities, mood disorders such as depression, anxiety, grieving and loss, behavioral problems, trauma, and family dynamics. She is available to see clients either in person or through telehealth. Rosemont and Paoli: 484.440.9033 |
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Ilene Blain, Ed.D. An educational and school psychologist with over 35 years of experience, Dr. Ilene Blain works with Center staff who assess students and adults with possible learning disabilities, attention and executive function disorders, and social-emotional issues. This includes evaluation for accommodations for postgraduate programs, as well as the LSAT, MCAT and GRE. Rosemont: 610.642.4873 ext. 313 |
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Irene Bowman, Ph.D. Dr. Irene Bowman is an experienced clinician focusing on child, adolescent, adult, family and couples therapy. She treats depression, anxiety, stress, trauma, bereavement and conflict resolution. Dr. Bowman is also a certified hypnotherapist dealing with mind-body healing, the treatment of phobias, panic and sleep disorders, pain and symptom management, performance anxiety and cessation of smoking. Rosemont and Paoli: 610.642.4873 ext. 368 |
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Hailey Bourgeau Chang, Psy.D. Dr. Hailey Bourgeau Chang is a clinical psychotherapist and certified school psychologist who works with children and adolescents in the Center for Psychological Services Psychoeducational department, where she assesses the possible presence of learning disabilities, attention disorders, autism spectrum disorder, and social/emotional or adjustment issues. She also works with families in the process of gaining admission to independent schools, determination of need for gifted education, and/or grade placement. In her therapy work, Hailey guides children, adolescents, and parents as they work to understand and manage developmental or life challenges, including anxiety, behavioral disorders, depression, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, and social issues. Rosemont and Paoli: 610.647.6406 ext. 7 |
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Talia Eisenstein, Psy.D. Dr. Talia Eisenstein is a licensed psychologist with over 35 years experience working with children, teens, couples and families. Her focus is on practical and real-life solutions to challenging situations. She has particular expertise helping parents restructure their lives post separation. While doing so, she facilitates parents focusing on their children’s lives during a tumultuous and difficult time. Talia is trained as a sex and marital therapist, using these skills to help couples find satisfaction and happiness in their relationship together. Rosemont: 610.642.4873 ext. 312 |
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Jacquellyne Hengst, Psy.D. Jacquellyne works with a variety of populations and age groups within her clinical practice. She enjoys a focus on teens and college students and has had significant experience working with individuals who identify as LGBTQIA+. She works with a wide range of behavioral health issues including anxiety/panic disorders, depression, adjustment disorder, low motivation and ADHD, both through therapy and psychoeducational evaluations. Jacquellyne utilizes an integrative, culturally-focused approach to her work and strives to meet the unique needs of each individual. Her practices are evidence-based and include the use of cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness and person-centered therapy, all of which center around providing an empathic and supportive environment for her clients. In addition to her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, Jacquellyne also holds a Master’s in Organizational Leadership and Development. Paoli: 610.331.6493 |
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Jennifer Henry, Psy.D. Dr. Jennifer Henry is a neuropsychologist with training across the lifespan, from children to older adults. As a neuropsychologist, Jennifer conducts neuropsychological assessments for those with neurological diagnoses, such as epilepsy, concussion/traumatic brain injury, multiple sclerosis, and dementias, including Alzheimer’s disease, and for those who may have a family history of dementia and want a baseline evaluation for future comparison. She also enjoys working with those who want a better understanding of their cognitive strengths and weaknesses, or are curious to see if they may have an attentional disorder or autism spectrum disorder. As a certified school psychologist, Jennifer is also able to help with school admissions and determination of giftedness and/or learning disabilities. In terms of Jennifer’s therapy work, she uses cognitive behavioral strategies to help adolescents and adults with anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorders. She also works with individuals that have difficulties with executive functioning to help them when they have difficulties with planning, organization, and/or starting tasks. Rosemont and Paoli: 585.764.2780 |
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Jennifer Jackson Holden, Psy.D. Coordinator, Admissions Testing Program Coordinator, Paoli Office Psychoeducational Department Dr. Jennifer Jackson Holden’s clinical practice focuses on female development, starting with preadolescent and adolescent girls establishing a strong identity and sense of self, as well as a voice that will allow them to advocate for themselves. It extends to women of all ages who are navigating issues of personal growth, identity, and management of life changes. Jennifer’s time with students also may include psychoeducational or other types of evaluations that identify learning, developmental and/or emotional strengths and weaknesses. Through the assessment process she works with parents to determine their children’s needs in the classroom and at home. She helps them use these findings to inform school placement and maximize students’ potential for success and healthy adjustment in all settings. Rosemont: 610.642.4873 ext. 346 |
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Judith Jackson, Ph.D. www.teenfamilyandcouplestherapy.com Dr. Judy Jackson works with teens, adults and couples who are struggling and want to cope with their problems more successfully and feel happier. Judy brings expertise in cognitive behavior therapy, couples counseling, hypnosis, EMDR and EFT. She can help if you are experiencing stress, unhappiness in your relationships, anxiety, depression or have had a trauma in your life. Rosemont: 610.642.4873 ext. 322, 610.608.0637 |
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Rachael Keyser, Psy.D. Dr. Rachael Keyser is a licensed psychologist with experience working with individuals across the lifespan. Her therapeutic interest is on perinatal individuals and those experiencing infertility. She also has a passion for working with adolescents and teenagers presenting with varying concerns. Rachael’s assessment practice focuses on evaluations for school admissions, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder and psychoeducational testing to identify and provide a roadmap in addressing learning, adjustment, and attention issues. Rosemont and Paoli: 484.925.1546 |
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Peter Kolson, Psy.D. Coordinator: Vocational Testing A licensed psychologist, Peter Kolson, Psy.D. has been in practice for more than 30 years. With a background as a clinical psychologist and psychotherapist, Peter focuses on assessment and consultation. He serves both business organizations and individuals from adolescence through adulthood, providing career guidance, diagnostic psychological and comprehensive psychoeducational evaluations, assessment for pre-employment testing and management assessments, and PA Act 235 Lethal Weapons, employee fitness for duty evaluations, and psychological screenings for the nuclear power industry and area police/fire departments. Peter has also developed a special interest in providing career guidance to those with learning disabilities and mental health concerns. Rosemont: 610.642.4873 ext. 326 |
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Shawn Patricia Kraemer, M.A., L.P.C. Shawn is a licensed professional counselor with over twenty years of experience. Her practice addresses issues experienced from adolescence through adulthood and the trials and tribulations that development can bring. Shawn’s areas of expertise include substance abuse, depression, anxiety, relationship problems, grief, and struggles with eating using approaches based in empathy and evidence. In addition, she specializes in supporting women experiencing pregnancy and postpartum issues, pregnancy loss, and adjustment to parenthood. Shawn also enjoys helping women who are single, separating or divorcing, or widowed to find peace and fulfillment in their lives. Rosemont and Paoli: 267.225.1402 |
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Emily Herber McLean, M.A., L.P.C., R.P.T. Emily is a child and family therapist whose specialty is in working with children (ages 3-10). She uses play therapy, filial therapy, and cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) to address anxiety, depression, ADHD, behavioral issues, autism spectrum disorders, and social needs. She also works with children who have experienced difficult life events or trauma. Emily involves parents as an integral part of the therapeutic process. Paoli: 610.647.6406 ext. 5 |
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Jonathan Metter, MA, LMFT Jonathan Metter is a psychotherapist with extensive experience working with teens and adults in school, residential, intensive outpatient, community clinic, and private practice settings. His work focuses on providing his clients the tools and environment in which they can overcome struggles with anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship issues, life adjustments, and other challenges. He often works collaboratively with psychiatrists and other clinicians to provide multidisciplinary individualized approaches to treatment. Jonathan’s integrative approach is inclusive of traditional western psychotherapeutic modalities, as well as mindfulness-based and somatically oriented interventions to increase mind-body awareness and self-regulation. In addition to psychotherapy, Jonathan draws on almost 20 years of experience and training in mindfulness meditation practice to provide individual and group instruction for practices that can easily be integrated into one’s daily life. His passion is helping teens and adults to work through current stressors in order for them to actualize their inherent potential, live consciously, and increase fulfillment in their lives. Rosemont: 484.222.3076 |
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Michelle Noble, Ph.D. Michelle specializes in the administration of assessments for independent school admissions, gifted education, and comprehensive educational and psychological evaluations. In addition, she offers consultation to parents regarding school placement and educational planning. Her practice includes therapeutic sessions with children and adolescents, designed to help them address and resolve issues that impact their adjustment. Dr. Noble was trained at the George Washington University and Boston Children’s Hospital. |
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Rebecca Preiser, Psy.D. Dr. Rebecca Preiser is a psychotherapist and certified school psychologist who works primarily with families, adolescents and couples navigating the challenges of emotional, behavioral and learning issues, including anxiety, depression, ADHD and ODD. She has extensive experience supporting parents through child developmental transitions. In therapy, Rebecca provides evidence based treatment informed by mindfulness, relational, cognitive-behavioral (CBT), acceptance and commitment (ACT) and family systems approaches. To support school success for struggling students, Rebecca also conducts comprehensive psychoeducational evaluations to assess for learning and attentional disorders and she offers consultation regarding executive functioning. She works collaboratively with families and schools to help match students’ learning needs with educational accommodations. Her warm, interactive and supportive style honors the unique characteristics and context of each individual and family. Paoli: 610.647.6406 ext. 4 |
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Eve Prensky, Ed.D. Dr. Prensky’s expertise is in the field of psychoeducational evaluation. Currently semi-retired, she remains an active consultant to the psychoeducational department. |
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Janet Rosoff, Ph.D. Dr. Janet Rosoff is a certified school psychologist with over 20 years experience. Her practice focuses on psychoeducational testing of children and adolescents that identify possible learning disabilities, attention and executive functioning disorders, and social emotional concerns. Receiving her Ph.D. from Temple University and her Master’s in counseling from the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Rosoff specializes in the diagnosis and treatment plans of children with potential learning difficulties to determine the most optimal accommodations and appropriate school programming based on their specific needs. Dr. Rosoff also conducts admission testing, gifted evaluations, and consultations with parents who have specific concerns regarding their child. Rosemont and Paoli: 610.642.4873 ext. 355 |
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Amanda Strine, Psy.D. Dr. Amanda Strine specializes in evaluations of children for school admissions, gifted education and learning differences. She provides consultations with parents and students to help guide school placement, keeping in mind the educational and emotional needs of the individuals. She also has a clinical practice working with children and their families impacted by chronic illness, particularly dysautonomia. In addition, Amanda is the Director of the Center for Educational Services. She works with parents to find the best tutor match for the student according to his/her/their struggles. The practice specializes in working with students who have learning challenges, such as ADHD, learning disabilities, dyslexia, and executive function deficits. She is committed to provide outstanding tutorial services to the community in order to enhance learning. Rosemont and Paoli: 610.642.4056 |
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Sarah Lebovitz Suria, Ph.D. ABSNP Dr. Sarah Lebovitz Suria, Ph.D. earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in psychology from Columbia University and a doctoral degree in school psychology with honors from Fordham University. Sarah was a postdoctoral fellow in a private practice performing neuropsychological evaluations in New York City. She also has experience working in public and private schools. Sarah enjoys working with families and helping students identify issues that impact all areas of functioning particularly when they apply to an academic setting. Sarah’s work in the psychoeducational department includes assessment for school admissions, identification of gifted students, ADHD, learning disorders, and social/emotional adjustment. Sarah grew up on the Main Line and enjoys spending time with her husband and two sons. Rosemont and Paoli: 484.343.6671 |
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Consulting Psychiatrist |
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Administrative Staff |
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Terri Teti Bookkeeper Rosemont: 610.642.4873 ext. 315 |
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Rosemary Huddy Psychoeducational Division Rosemont: 610.642.4873 ext. 325 |