Meet The Mansfield Team

Tara graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with her Masters of Social Work Degree in 2014.  Since then she has worked with a variety of populations, including children with intellectual and developmental disabilities, autism, mood disorders, and trauma.   She is trained in the EMDR and focuses the majority of her work on helping individuals resolve past trauma with a combination of EMDR therapy and somatic techniques.   She is also skilled in providing talk therapy modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.   With children she enjoys using interventions that involve play therapy techniques and art therapy techniques, as well as sand tray therapy techniques.   She enjoys working with all age ranges. Tara offers in person and virtual appointments.

Jennifer graduated from Mansfield University in 2000 with her Masters Degree in Clinical Psychology.  She has worked in a variety of different mental health settings and has a wide range of expertise, including working with those struggling with grief and loss, trauma, eating disorders, marriage and relationship concerns, depression, and anxiety.    She enjoys taking a person centered approach and utilizing the modality in which would fit best for each individual.   She often will utilize Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Techniques, Play and Art therapy techniques, and DBT techniques in sessions.   She enjoys working with individuals of all ages, from children to adults.   Jennifer offers in person and virtual appointments at this time.  

Sarah graduated from Lesley University in 2010 with her Masters Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling – Holistic Counseling and Psychotherapy Specialization. She has experience working in various mental health settings and specializes in working with adults who are wanting to use an integrative mind, body and spirit approach in their therapy sessions. Many of her clients have experienced difficulties related to trauma, depression, life transitions, addictive processes or a sense of disconnect from themselves and others. She is a neurodiversity affirming therapist and has completed ongoing specialized training in trauma-informed modalities such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), Somatic IFS and Integrative Somatic Trauma Therapy. These modalities emphasize exploring your experiences not just through talking but understanding your nervous system and what's being held in your body. In her sessions, you’ll work collaboratively, exploring your inner world, the many “parts” of you from a place of compassion, curiosity, and presence.  She works from a relational and strength-based approach, believing in every individual's ability to heal, grow and connect more deeply to themselves. Sarah offers in person and virtual appointments. 

Lisa graduated with her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Oswego State University and earned her Master’s degree in Counseling from the College of William and Mary. She brings over 20 years of experience working with individuals, teens, and families navigating periods of stress, transition, and uncertainty.

Lisa specializes in women’s mental health and supports clients who may be experiencing anxiety, self-doubt, life transitions, and increased stress. She has additional experience working with infertility, pregnancy, postpartum support, and the many stages of parenting. Lisa also works with individuals looking to process early life experiences or parent differently than they were raised.

Lisa is trauma-informed and trained in TF-CBT. She takes a supportive, collaborative approach, offering a safe space for clients to explore their experiences and begin making intentional changes toward a more balanced and fulfilling life.

Lisa enjoys working with young women and adults who are ready to take a deeper look at what may be holding them back and are seeking meaningful change. She is committed to providing a compassionate and steady presence throughout the therapeutic process.  Lisa is offering virtual sessions only at this time.

Genna is an Associate Licensed Counselor practicing under supervision in Pennsylvania. She works with teens and adults who are seeking a deeper understanding of themselves and are open to exploring how past experiences shape current patterns, beliefs, and relationships.

Her clinical interests include trauma and PTSD, grief and loss, major life transitions, neurodivergence (including ADHD and autism, late diagnosis, and chronic masking), family estrangement or no/low contact dynamics, identity exploration, anxiety, OCD, and personality-related concerns.

Genna’s approach focuses on helping clients uncover underlying patterns, challenge unhelpful beliefs, and reconnect with their core values and sense of purpose. Through this work, clients often develop a greater sense of safety within themselves, process unresolved grief, and build more authentic and fulfilling relationships.

She is committed to creating a thoughtful, supportive space and welcomes the opportunity to connect to determine if her approach is a good fit. Genna will be offering in person and virtual appointments