Graduate-Level Clinicians
As part of our commitment to mentorship and training for new clinicians, our team includes hand-selected Graduate-Level Clinicians. These professionals have completed their Undergraduate degrees and are currently undergoing rigorous advanced training in clinical mental health counseling. They are trained in the most up to date methodologies and approaches in the field. They are able to provide therapeutic services for individuals and families under the supervision of highly experienced clinicians within the practice as well as their professional institutions.
Christie Cianciulli
I am a graduate student at Gwynedd Mercy University with a concentration in clinical mental health counseling. I attended Ursinus College for my undergraduate degree in psychology. I take a cognitive-behavioral approach to therapy, really focusing on providing you with the tangible tools to cope with life difficulties. I value the person centered approach with its emphasis in empathy and active listening. I am passionate about incorporating the whole body into the therapeutic process and learning about how the brain and body connect to mental health.
Breanna Orlando
Hi, I'm Bre! I'm a counseling intern currently completing my graduate training in counseling. I work with adolescents and adults navigating a wide range of experiences, including anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and loss, life transitions, and the unique challenges that come with being neurodivergent. My approach is warm, collaborative, and tailored to each person I work with. I draw from person-centered, cognitive-behavioral (CBT), trauma-informed, and motivational interviewing frameworks — meeting clients where they are and building from there. I have a particular passion for working with individuals with ADHD, especially those who received a diagnosis later in life and are still making sense of what that means for them.
My path to this field was shaped by a deep appreciation for the impact that compassionate, skilled therapy can have during life's most difficult moments. I have a personal understanding of what it means to face grief, loss, and life-altering change, and that understanding informs how I show up for my clients — with genuine empathy, patience, and a commitment to sitting with them in whatever they're carrying. I believe that healing looks different for everyone, and I am committed to creating a space where clients feel seen, safe, and supported every step of the way. Outside of the therapy room, I enjoy cooking, gaming, crafting, and spending time with the people (and pets) I love.
