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Find Your Next Therapist
We believe in finding a therapist you truly connect with. Whatever brings you to therapy, we're here to help you find the therapist who feels like the right fit for you.
Who I Work With:
Teens, Adults, Queer Population
Areas of Focus:
ADHD, Anger Management, Anxiety, Depression, LGBTQIA+, PTSD, Relational Issues, Trauma
Treatment Methods:
EMDR, Person-Centered Approach, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Strength-Based Approach
Allison Marshall, LPC
she/her
I’m Allison, I founded Mindful Therapy Solutions to create a supportive, client-centered practice where individuals can be thoughtfully matched with the therapist who best fits their needs and goals.
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I am passionate about fostering a community that supports healing, growth, and professional development for both clients and clinicians. My background in leadership, coaching, and relationship-building has shaped my collaborative and compassionate approach to therapy. ​
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I earned a B.S. in Business Marketing from West Virginia University and a Master of Education in School Counseling from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. As an EMDR certified therapist, I integrate EMDR with a humanistic, person-centered approach to help clients process challenges, build resilience, and create meaningful change.
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Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, hiking with my dog, teaching boxing classes, traveling, skiing, and attending music festivals. ​​
Who I Work With:
Adolescents, Young Adults, Adults, Queer Population
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Areas of Focus:
ADHD, Anxiety, Autism, Depression, OCD,
Sex Therapy, Relationships
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Treatment Methods:
Creative Arts Therapy, Exposure Therapy, Mindfulness, Person-Centered Counseling,
Sex Therapy
Avi Diamond, LPC
they/them​​
Hi, I’m Avi. For me, a therapist who feels deeply called to this work, I've always been drawn to sociology and psychology. I often found myself as a support for friends and others in my life, which naturally led me toward a career in therapy.
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I completed my undergraduate degree at Duquesne University, where I also completed their Music Therapy Program. I earned my Master's degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. I further expanded my clinical training through an eight-month intensive program in sex therapy at the Center for Relationships.
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In my work, I am especially passionate about supporting LGBTQIA+ clients as well as teens and adults navigating OCD, anxiety, identity exploration, and relationship concerns. I strive to create a warm, affirming space where clients feel safe to be themselves, explore challenges, and build meaningful change.
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Outside of work, you'll find me hiking with my dog or engaging in creative outlets like music and dance.
Who I Work With:
Adolescents, Young Adults, Adults
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Areas of Focus:
Addiction, ADHD, Anxiety, Autism, Depression,
Life Transitions, Trauma
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Treatment Methods:
Psychodynamic, Person-Centered Counseling, Mindfulness-Based Interventions
Connor Kirchgessner, LAPC
she/her​​
Hi, I’m Connor, a therapist who believes that understanding ourselves more deeply can change the way we experience not only our lives and relationships, but also the world around us. I’ve always been drawn to understanding people on a deeper level and the experiences that shape who we become. I’m passionate about creating a space where clients can feel comfortable being themselves and develop a deeper sense of self-understanding and connection.
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I earned my bachelor’s degree from La Roche University and my Master of Science in Counseling Psychology from Chatham University. I am a Licensed Associate Professional Counselor (LAPC) in Pennsylvania and am currently working toward full licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor.
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I especially enjoy working with individuals navigating anxiety, trauma, substance use, relationship concerns, major life changes, or that hard-to-describe feeling of being stuck. My approach is primarily psychodynamic and person-centered. I like to go back to the beginning and explore the experiences and patterns that have shaped who you are today. But therapy with me isn’t about sitting back and analyzing you. I want it to feel like a real conversation; one where you can show up as yourself, feel comfortable asking questions, and feel like we’re figuring things out together.
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Outside of being a therapist, I’m happiest when I’m doing something creative or spending time outside. I love drawing and painting, photography, fly-fishing, hiking, going to concerts, and spending time with my dog. I value humor, curiosity, and genuine connection, and I naturally bring those into my work as a therapist, too.
Who I Work With:
Adolescents/Teens, Young Adults, Adults
Areas of Focus:
Anxiety, Attachment Issues, C-PTSD, Neurodivergence, Relationship Issues, Life Transitions, Trauma
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Treatment Methods:
Humanistic Therapy, Psychodynamic, Relational Therapy, EMDR-trained
Elise Tate, LAPC
she/her​​
Hi, I’m Elise Tate, a therapist who believes in the power of safe, supportive relationships to create space for healing, growth, and self-discovery. I’ve seen how isolating difficult transitions can feel and how transformative it can be to feel truly seen, understood, and connected.
I earned my bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Point Park University and my Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Carlow University. My clinical experience includes hospital, school, and mobile outreach settings, deepening my passion for trauma-informed and community-based care.
I especially enjoy working with individuals navigating childhood trauma, attachment wounds, and neurodivergence, including those who have spent much of their lives high-masking. I help clients explore how early experiences and relationships may shape the ways they relate to themselves, others, and the world around them. When appropriate, I integrate EMDR alongside a relational and attachment-focused approach to support healing and greater self-understanding.
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I aim to create a space that feels human, genuine, and approachable rather than overly clinical. I want clients to feel comfortable showing up as themselves, without having to perform, minimize their needs, or find the “right” words. I value curiosity, humor, honesty, and making space for all the messy parts of being human.
Outside of the therapy room, movement is an important part of my own life and perspective. I enjoy weightlifting and incorporating movement into my daily routine, and I see movement as an important part of caring for the whole person. Our bodies, nervous systems, emotions, and experiences are deeply interconnected, and I believe there is value in creating space to notice and understand what our bodies may be communicating to us.​
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When I’m not in session, you’ll find me exploring my creative side through decorating, thrifting, and trying new things. I also love spending time with friends, traveling somewhere new, and finding opportunities to expand my perspective and experience something different.
Who I Work With:
Teens, Young Adults, Adults
Areas of Focus:
ADHD, Anxiety, Autism, Depression, Mood Disorders, Personality Disorders, Depression, Stress, Relationship Issues, Trauma
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Treatment Methods:
Psychoanalytic, CBT, IFS, Person-Centered
Kenzie Warden, LPC
I'm Kenzie. I have always been deeply drawn to helping others feel understood, supported, and connected. From a young age, I found myself being someone friends could turn to during difficult moments or important life experiences. That passion for listening and supporting others naturally led me toward becoming a therapist.
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I earned my bachelor’s degree in Rehabilitation and Human Services from Penn State University and my Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with emphases in Children and Adolescent Counseling and Trauma Counseling from Lock Haven University.
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I enjoy working with high school students, college-aged individuals, adults, and couples, and I truly value building meaningful connections with people from all walks of life. My experience includes supporting clients navigating anxiety, depression, ADHD, autism, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, PTSD, and complex trauma.
In therapy, I take an individualized approach and draw from a variety of modalities depending on each client’s needs, including psychoanalytic techniques, Internal Family Systems (IFS), CBT, and person-centered therapy.
I believe therapy should be both supportive and collaborative, a space where clients feel safe exploring difficult experiences while also finding moments of humor, authenticity, and growth along the way.​
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Outside of sessions, I enjoy watching scary movies, thrifting, exploring antique shops, and spending time adventuring with my toddler.
Who I Work With:
Children, Teens, Young Adults, College Students, Adults
Areas of Focus:
Anxiety, Depression, Life Transitions, Relational Issues, Self-Harm, Suicidality
Treatment Methods:
Person-Centered Approach, Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Strength-Based Approach, EMDR-trained
Nicole Maromonte, LPC
she/her
I'm Nicole, a Licensed Professional Counselor who is passionate about helping people navigate life's challenges and create meaningful change. My interest in psychology began in high school, and I'm grateful to have built a career centered around supporting others through growth, healing, and self-discovery.
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I earned my Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown and my master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Pittsburgh.
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I feel especially drawn to supporting clients experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship and family concerns, life transitions, and trauma. I believe that healing often requires moving through difficult experiences rather than around them, and I feel honored to walk alongside clients during their most challenging moments while also celebrating their successes and the joyful parts of life.
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Outside of work, you'll find me reading a book between Pilates classes, attending concerts with friends, or trying out a new restaurant in Pittsburgh.
Who I Work With:
Children, Teens, Young Adults, Adults
Areas of Focus:
Anxiety, Depression, Life Transitions, OCD, Stress, Relationship Issues, Trauma
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Treatment Methods:
ACT, ERP, Existential Therapy, Humanistic Therapy
Noah Noble, M.A., NCC
Hi, I’m Noah Noble, a therapist who believes that while we each experience life differently, we are all connected by fundamental human needs for meaning, respect, and understanding. My path to therapy grew from a deep awareness that many people move through life without feeling truly seen or respected, especially during times of transition or loss of direction.
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I earned my bachelor’s degree in Psychology from John Carroll University and my Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP). As a recent graduate, I am working toward my LAPC and accumulating hours toward licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC).
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I’m especially drawn to supporting individuals navigating life transitions, as well as those experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, or a sense of feeling “stuck.” I primarily use an Existential Therapy approach, helping clients explore meaning, purpose, and their inner authority so they can move forward with greater clarity and intention.
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Outside of sessions, I enjoy expressing my creativity through art, spending time outdoors with my dog, and teaching myself to play the ukulele. I also enjoy recreational sports and have recently taken up disc golf.