About Us
Carol Burgman, M.Ed., MSW, LCSW
“In times of stress, the best thing we can do for each other is to listen with our ears and our hearts and to be assured that our questions are just as important as our answers” – Fred Rogers
My career has spanned many years as an educator and social worker. In this work, I have discovered one thing we have in common: the need to be heard. When we feel the power of a listening soul, the answers we seek become discoverable.
Carol Is a dual-certified teacher and licensed clinical social worker. She holds an M.Ed. in Special Education (Duquesne University) and an MSW specializing in Gerontology, from the University of Pittsburgh. She is also a musician, having earned a BA in Music Education (Carlow College). Throughout her career, Carol has received training in many areas such as ABA, diversity, crisis management and communication.
Carol uses a combination of techniques in her work with clients ages 14 and up, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Short term/Solution Focused Therapy, Behavioral Therapy, and Humanistic Therapy. Areas of special interest for many of Carol’s clients involve grief and loss, anxiety and depression, adjustment to life situations, Autism, chronic illness, work/life balance and aging concerns. Carol's practice is LGBTQ+ affirming.
Carol Burgman, M.Ed., MSW, LCSW
“In times of stress, the best thing we can do for each other is to listen with our ears and our hearts and to be assured that our questions are just as important as our answers” – Fred Rogers
My career has spanned many years as an educator and social worker. In this work, I have discovered one thing we have in common: the need to be heard. When we feel the power of a listening soul, the answers we seek become discoverable.
Carol Is a dual-certified teacher and licensed clinical social worker. She holds an M.Ed. in Special Education (Duquesne University) and an MSW specializing in Gerontology, from the University of Pittsburgh. She is also a musician, having earned a BA in Music Education (Carlow College). Throughout her career, Carol has received training in many areas such as ABA, diversity, crisis management and communication.
Carol uses a combination of techniques in her work with clients ages 14 and up, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Short term/Solution Focused Therapy, Behavioral Therapy, and Humanistic Therapy. Areas of special interest for many of Carol’s clients involve grief and loss, anxiety and depression, adjustment to life situations, Autism, chronic illness, work/life balance and aging concerns. Carol's practice is LGBTQ+ affirming.
Amy Hollis, LPC
Amy Hollis, LPC is a Licensed Professional Counselor who is committed to helping her clients recognize their own strengths and develop skills that will foster desired changes in their lives. She works collaboratively to identify client's goals, develop a plan of action to meet those goals, and achieve personal growth as a result.
Amy works with clients to help them understand their stressors, increase their self-awareness, enhance their coping skills, and recognize their own strengths. Amy is a compassionate and thoughtful therapist who values her relationship with her clients, which she believes is essential to the work that happens in session. She uses an eclectic, client-centered treatment style with elements of Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral therapy (DBT) as the foundation. Amy views the therapeutic process as collaborative and relational in nature, and strives to create an open and non-judgmental space for clients.
Amy graduated from Carlow University in 2009 with a Master’s Degree in Professional Counseling. She has been working in the mental health field starting in 2003. She spent many years working in Community Mental Health programs with adults suffering from dual diagnosis issues. Amy is experienced working with those having depression, anxiety, postpartum depression, work stressors, adjustment disorders and grief/loss. Amy is most comfortable working with adults and teenagers at this time.
Maura Eagan, LPC, ATR
Maura Eagan is a licensed professional counselor and registered art therapist who has been working with adolescents and adults for over seven years in both private practice and inpatient settings. She is passionate about helping individuals identify and overcome recurring patterns that may have developed early in life as a mechanism of coping but are now creating issues in everyday life. She operates from a compassionate, collaborative and non-judgmental place to meet you where you are and help identify any barriers that are preventing you from reaching your full potential and living as your most authentic self.
She has experience in helping individuals with anxiety disorders, depressive disorders, trauma disorders, and adjustment issues. She has received training in Level I Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, DBT, and Ego State Therapy/ Parts Work. She also believes that art therapy can be a powerful tool in deepening the therapy experience to make meaning and visually process feelings and experiences that may not be easy to put into words.
She has a Bachelor’s in Art Therapy from Mercyhurst University and a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with a concentration in Art Therapy from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania.
Kayleigh Billings, M.Ed., LPC
Kayleigh believes that that feeling safe and heard in sessions can be life changing, and is a critical step in doing the work in therapy. Kayleigh values the relationship between therapist and client, which is essential to work happening in session. She uses an eclectic approach for each client, finding interventions and modalities that best suit them, including Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapies (DBT). Kayleigh provides a safe, non-judgmental space for clients. Kayleigh is currently available through telehealth, with some evening and morning hours.
Kayleigh graduated from Lehigh University in 2014. She completed her graduate studies at Temple University in 2016, before working at a non-profit providing group and individual therapy to mandated and voluntary clients with co-occurring mental health and substance abuse disorders. She currently lives just outside Philadelphia, PA, with her cat, Trinket (who may say hello in sessions!). She enjoys traveling, collecting vintage postcards, and playing video games.
Allyson Sproul, LCSW
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor and have been practicing since 2008.
I believe it is important to be person centered and meet people where they are in order to best support their goals. Creating a safe environment for people to feel comfortable practicing vulnerability is a top priority in my work.
In my free time, I enjoy planning day trips and activities with my family and going out to dinner with friends. I love baking and trying new recipes to share with others.
Kali McQueen, LPC
Hi I’m Kali McQueen, Licensed Professional Counselor with over 15 years of experience, licensed to practice in Ohio and PA My therapeutic approach includes extensive clinical experience providing therapy in a variety of settings addressing the needs of primarily adults, couples and families living with depression, anxiety and often multiple concerns.
I received my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and continued my academic career at Kent State University in Ohio where I attained a Master’s of Education with a concentration in Rehabilitation Counseling. I’m a Licensed Professional Counselor with the state of Ohio and Pennsylvania.
I invite you to schedule an appointment
About Us
Carol Burgman, M.Ed., MSW, LCSW
“In times of stress, the best thing we can do for each other is to listen with our ears and our hearts and to be assured that our questions are just as important as our answers” – Fred Rogers
My career has spanned many years as an educator and social worker. In this work, I have discovered one thing we have in common: the need to be heard. When we feel the power of a listening soul, the answers we seek become discoverable.
Carol Is a dual-certified teacher and licensed clinical social worker. She holds an M.Ed. in Special Education (Duquesne University) and an MSW specializing in Gerontology, from the University of Pittsburgh. She is also a musician, having earned a BA in Music Education (Carlow College). Throughout her career, Carol has received training in many areas such as ABA, diversity, crisis management and communication.
Carol uses a combination of techniques in her work with clients ages 14 and up, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Short term/Solution Focused Therapy, Behavioral Therapy, and Humanistic Therapy. Areas of special interest for many of Carol’s clients involve grief and loss, anxiety and depression, adjustment to life situations, Autism, chronic illness, work/life balance and aging concerns. Carol's practice is LGBTQ+ affirming.
Amy Hollis, LPC
Amy Hollis, LPC is a Licensed Professional Counselor who is committed to helping her clients recognize their own strengths and develop skills that will foster desired changes in their lives. She works collaboratively to identify client's goals, develop a plan of action to meet those goals, and achieve personal growth as a result.
Amy works with clients to help them understand their stressors, increase their self-awareness, enhance their coping skills, and recognize their own strengths. Amy is a compassionate and thoughtful therapist who values her relationship with her clients, which she believes is essential to the work that happens in session. She uses an eclectic, client-centered treatment style with elements of Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral therapy (DBT) as the foundation. Amy views the therapeutic process as collaborative and relational in nature, and strives to create an open and non-judgmental space for clients.
Amy graduated from Carlow University in 2009 with a Master’s Degree in Professional Counseling. She has been working in the mental health field starting in 2003. She spent many years working in Community Mental Health programs with adults suffering from dual diagnosis issues. Amy is experienced working with those having depression, anxiety, postpartum depression, work stressors, adjustment disorders and grief/loss. Amy is most comfortable working with adults and teenagers at this time.
Carol Burgman, M.Ed., MSW, LCSW
“In times of stress, the best thing we can do for each other is to listen with our ears and our hearts and to be assured that our questions are just as important as our answers” – Fred Rogers
My career has spanned many years as an educator and social worker. In this work, I have discovered one thing we have in common: the need to be heard. When we feel the power of a listening soul, the answers we seek become discoverable.
Carol Is a dual-certified teacher and licensed clinical social worker. She holds an M.Ed. in Special Education (Duquesne University) and an MSW specializing in Gerontology, from the University of Pittsburgh. She is also a musician, having earned a BA in Music Education (Carlow College). Throughout her career, Carol has received training in many areas such as ABA, diversity, crisis management and communication.
Carol uses a combination of techniques in her work with clients ages 14 and up, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Short term/Solution Focused Therapy, Behavioral Therapy, and Humanistic Therapy. Areas of special interest for many of Carol’s clients involve grief and loss, anxiety and depression, adjustment to life situations, Autism, chronic illness, work/life balance and aging concerns. Carol's practice is LGBTQ+ affirming.
Amy Hollis, LPC
Amy Hollis, LPC is a Licensed Professional Counselor who is committed to helping her clients recognize their own strengths and develop skills that will foster desired changes in their lives. She works collaboratively to identify client's goals, develop a plan of action to meet those goals, and achieve personal growth as a result.
Amy works with clients to help them understand their stressors, increase their self-awareness, enhance their coping skills, and recognize their own strengths. Amy is a compassionate and thoughtful therapist who values her relationship with her clients, which she believes is essential to the work that happens in session. She uses an eclectic, client-centered treatment style with elements of Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral therapy (DBT) as the foundation. Amy views the therapeutic process as collaborative and relational in nature, and strives to create an open and non-judgmental space for clients.
Amy graduated from Carlow University in 2009 with a Master’s Degree in Professional Counseling. She has been working in the mental health field starting in 2003. She spent many years working in Community Mental Health programs with adults suffering from dual diagnosis issues. Amy is experienced working with those having depression, anxiety, postpartum depression, work stressors, adjustment disorders and grief/loss. Amy is most comfortable working with adults and teenagers at this time.
Kayleigh Billings, M.Ed., LPC
Kayleigh believes that that feeling safe and heard in sessions can be life changing, and is a critical step in doing the work in therapy. Kayleigh values the relationship between therapist and client, which is essential to work happening in session. She uses an eclectic approach for each client, finding interventions and modalities that best suit them, including Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapies (DBT). Kayleigh provides a safe, non-judgmental space for clients. Kayleigh is currently available through telehealth, with some evening and morning hours.
Kayleigh graduated from Lehigh University in 2014. She completed her graduate studies at Temple University in 2016, before working at a non-profit providing group and individual therapy to mandated and voluntary clients with co-occurring mental health and substance abuse disorders. She currently lives just outside Philadelphia, PA, with her cat, Trinket (who may say hello in sessions!). She enjoys traveling, collecting vintage postcards, and playing video games.
Allyson Sproul, LCSW
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor and have been practicing since 2008.
I believe it is important to be person centered and meet people where they are in order to best support their goals. Creating a safe environment for people to feel comfortable practicing vulnerability is a top priority in my work.
In my free time, I enjoy planning day trips and activities with my family and going out to dinner with friends. I love baking and trying new recipes to share with others.
Kali McQueen, LPC
Hi I’m Kali McQueen, Licensed Professional Counselor with over 15 years of experience, licensed to practice in Ohio and PA My therapeutic approach includes extensive clinical experience providing therapy in a variety of settings addressing the needs of primarily adults, couples and families living with depression, anxiety and often multiple concerns.
I received my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and continued my academic career at Kent State University in Ohio where I attained a Master’s of Education with a concentration in Rehabilitation Counseling. I’m a Licensed Professional Counselor with the state of Ohio and Pennsylvania.
I invite you to schedule an appointment
