Tiffany Dampier is a Master’s level Licensed Professional Counselor. She earned her Master of Science in Human Services with a specialization in Mental health counseling from Capella University and her Bachelor of Science in Social Psychology from Park University. Tiffany has worked in a variety of behavioral health settings, including outpatient, intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, and residential inpatient. She works with Adults to address a variety of behavioral, social, and emotional problems, including mood and anxiety disorders, codependency, life transitions, substance abuse, co-occurring disorders, ADD/ADHD and Autism. Tiffany utilizes an eclectic approach applying cognitive-behavioral, motivational interviewing or acceptance and commitment therapy based on individual client needs and goals for treatment. Being a veteran of the United States Air Force she values helping military family members and veterans with transitional issues as well as other concerns. She has experience working in addictions and enjoys working with individuals in recovery to address their underlying mental health concerns.

Jessica Eisenhauer is a Master’s level Licensed Professional Counselor. She earned her Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling from Capella University and her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Arizona State University. Jessica also earned a post-master’s Play Therapy Certificate with Capella University. Jessica has worked in community health agencies working with a variety of different clients and needs. She works with adults, children, couples and families to address a variety of behavioral, social, and emotional problems, including mood and anxiety disorders, trauma, codependency, life transitions, co-occurring disorders, ADD/ADHD, autism, grief, self-harming behaviors, and LGBTQ needs. Jessica utilizes a client centered eclectic approach with a strong emphasis in dialectical behavior therapy. Jessica’s open and caring nature allows her to work alongside and be present with her clients throughout their journey of self-discovery.

Odette Morris is a Master’s Level Licensed Professional Counselor with a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Behavioral Sciences from Penn State University and a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Shippensburg University. She has clinical experience working in various settings, including outpatient mental health treatment, partial hospitalization, university substance abuse programming, within the prison system, and wraparound services with children, families, communities, and schools. 

Odette uses an eclectic strength-based and person-centered approach in therapy, drawing from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Motivational Interviewing strategies, and other theoretical techniques in her work with clients. Odette realizes that there is no one-size-fits-all approach for therapy and works to customize treatment to fit each individual’s needs. She believes that the relationship between a client and therapist should be dynamic, non-judgmental, and collaborative and will strive to create partnerships that will allow for an optimal environment for healing and growth.

Odette works with adults and adolescents (16+) healing from depression, anxiety, social anxiety, trauma, life adjustment issues, interpersonal difficulties, ADHD, OCD, bipolar disorder, personality disorders, and other mental health issues.

Matthew Powery is a Master’s level Licensed Professional Counselor. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from University of Pennsylvania and a Master’s degree in Applied Clinical Psychology from Pennsylvania State University. Matthew’s clinical experience includes behavioral health services in school and community settings, outpatient mental health services, and supervising other Master’s level therapists. He utilizes an eclectic approach with clients, most often implementing techniques from the cognitive behavioral and solution-focused modalities. Matthew typically works with adults and children 10 years and older. His areas of interest include depression, anxiety, family and relationship issues, personality disorders, and traumatic experiences. Matthew aims to create a caring and attentive environment in which clients can discover their strengths and develop practical strategies for managing life’s challenges.

Butch Romanoski is a Master’s level Licensed Clinical Social Worker. He received his BA in Psychology from the University of Delaware and also received a Master’s in Education in Counseling while being a graduate assistant coach for the football team. He then attended Columbia University in New York City where he received a Master’s in Social Work Administration. He worked in a community center in the South Bronx running groups and working on outreach for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder for the aftereffects of 9/11. Butch has experience working in residential programs, outpatient settings and supervising other Masters level clinicians. His primary target population is adolescent and teenage males but also works with adults. His approach is eclectic, focusing on finding practical solutions to the behavioral problems and psychological issues of the clients he works with. Butch’s area of interests includes oppositional defiant teens, transitional issues, family dynamics, depression, anxiety, and clients that self harm.

Since starting her journey to be a counselor, Jessica has worked to help others find strength and empowerment in their lives. After receiving her Bachelor’s degree from Kutztown University, she worked in community mental health with children and their families. Since obtaining her Master’s degree from Marywood University, she has gained experience in drug and alcohol treatment. Jessica has held certification as a Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC), and a License as a Professional Counselor (LPC).
As Jessica continues to grow in her experiences as a counselor, she also promotes client growth in their own lives. Areas she has helped clients with include anxiety, depression, relationships, self-acceptance and life transitions. Her continued training will allow focus w/eating disorders and trauma as well. She works with a range of clients from individual, couples, and family counseling. The population she serves mostly consists of adolescents (14+) and young adults, however she works with adults of any age.
Jessica utilizes a variant of therapeutic approaches based on the needs of the individual or couple/family. Most important is the humanistic approach with creates a safe accepting and genuine environment. Also used are psychodynamic and emotion focused therapy strategies. This helps to heal our past that directs our unconscious behavior. Cognitive behavioral approaches are also important in processing patterns of thinking/behavior that no longer serves us well.
A client’s comfort and needs are most important in her work with others. She serves as a guide to healing on a client’s own journey to happiness and health.

Nicole is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). She earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Human Development and Family Studies from The Pennsylvania State University and her Master’s degree in Social Work from Widener University. Nicole has been working with children, adolescents, and families in a variety of settings including in-home treatment programs, foster care, residential treatment facilities, and medical hospitals for over fifteen years. Nicole works with individuals experiencing a variety of concerns including adjustment disorders, acute trauma, anxiety, depression, sexual assault, childhood abuse, life transitions, and family of origin issues. 

Nicole’s goal is to create a safe and accepting environment for healing and growth. She believes in using a collaborative approach, which relies on understanding the client’s life experiences and utilizing the client’s own insights to find solutions together. Nicole draws on skills from a variety of theoretical orientations with an interest in brainspotting and the mind/body connection to healing.

Kendra Trufahnestock is a Master’s Level Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a warm, open, honest, client-directed style drawing from elements of insight-oriented, Gestalt, and mind/body work. She enjoys working with individuals and couples ranging from older teens to late adulthood. Kendra earned a BS in psychology from Messiah College and a MSW from Temple University, followed by passage of her license exam. Kendra joined New Passages in 2006 after 11 years of clinical experience including Rape Crisis/Domestic Violence Services, abnormal psychology services through Edgewater’s partial hospitalization program, and five years as therapist at Dickinson College’s Counseling Center. Kendra has worked successfully with clients presenting with a wide range of struggles including depression, anxiety, OCD, eating disorders, family of origin issues, GLBT issues, women’s issues, grief/loss, relationship issues, and survivors of childhood abuse.