Common Queries

We are located at One Northgate Square (Suite 117) in Greensburg, PA. The building is located off of North Main

street - the building is across the street from the First National Bank & Shop 'N Save on North Main street, and right beside Redstone Highlands. We have a clickable graphic on our homepage that will take you directly to Google maps for directions.

Typically, yes! If you have a preference, and that therapist has availability, we will match you with that therapist. Most clients do not express a preference; in which we will ask you some questions and match you with the therapist who specializes in what you are struggling with.

💯 Absolutely! You don't have to attend therapy with a partner. Marriage and family therapy means I was trained to look at issues more systemically; paying attention to how different parts of your life can be impacting whatever it is you are struggling with.

We offer in-person, virtual, and hybrid options. This maximizes flexibility for our clients.

While there can be drawbacks to virtual therapy (hello, tech issues!), there is evidence to suggest that virtual therapy is just as effective as in-person therapy.. There is evidence to suggest better attendance for virtual appointments, likely due to the convenience of virtual appointments. In-person therapy may be better for those concerned about privacy of their location, and those experiencing a severe mental health crisis, such as schizophrenia or paranoia, and of course those who enjoy the intimacy and non-verbal communication of an in-person session. (source: Psychology.org). At CCTS, our telehealth appointments are conducted via secure, HIPAA compliant site.

Yes! We accept most major commercial plans, including Highmark, UPMC, and Aetna. Please note, we cannot accept Medicare or Medicaid at this time. Please see our "Insurance" page for more information!

Between our clinicians, we specialize in:

-Trauma

-Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, ADHD, Autusm, Developmental Disorders, Dissociative Disorders

-Children, Teens, and Adults

-Couples: Infidelity, Communication struggles, Parenting, Co-Parenting, Domestic Violence

-School-related issues, including: Bullying, College Transition, Text Anxiety

-General life stressors & Transitions

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Therapy is not "one size fits all", and so this varies, dependent on what you are struggling with, your past history, and how life unfolds along the way. More complex presenting cases will tend to benefit from longer term therapy, whereas solution focused therapies may be resolved in 12-16 sessions.

Statistically, about 50% of people will start to feel relief from presenting symptoms within 15-20 sessions.

Source: VeryWell