Timothy McBride, LPC, NCC

In Tim's Own Words...

"I find good and bad mental health is a driving component that impacts day to day structure. It is important for me to help individuals understand its impact and provide them with the confidence and tools to manage their emotional well-being".

Tim's Professional & Academic Background

Tim earned his bachelor’s degree in psychology from West Chester University in 2011 and went on to obtain a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling, with a certification in school counseling, from Immaculata University in 2019. Currently, Tim works as a high school guidance counselor and provides constructive and supportive therapy to both adults and children outside of the school setting.

In addition to having a strong passion in the counseling field, he has worked with adults and children on the autism spectrum for 9 years using the therapeutic practice of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).  Additionally, Tim has experience working with adults struggling with addiction and co-occurring diagnoses. Combining his personal and professional knowledge and experiences, Tim uses a compassionate, non-judgmental approach with his clients. Believing that clients need a supportive and objective view to their issues, Tim utilizes a combination of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), person-centered, and solution-focused approaches to help his clients accomplish their goals.

Education

• CBT 

• Person-Centered

• Solution-Focused

• Abuse /Survivors of Abuse

• Academic Concerns

• ADHD

• Addiction /Substance Abuse

• Anger Management

• Attachment Issues

• Autism

• Bipolar Disorder

• Career Counseling

• Childhood Trauma

• Communication Skills

• Depression

• Eating Disorders

• Emotion Regulation

• Grief/ Loss