Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
I entered the helping profession in 1991. Over the years I’ve had experiences working with individual from a variety of ages, cultures , and backgrounds. Prior to obtaining my masters degree I worked as a case manager with foster children, a counselor at a day program for adolescents struggling with behavior and developmental issues, as well as intake/referral counselor for individuals struggling with substance use disorders.
While working as a an intake worker/case manager for individuals with substance use disorders I decided to further my education. I wanted to develop more counseling skills and education in the helping profession to better serve in my community.
My education background is from Alvernia College I obtained my Bachelors degree in Social Work in 1991, and my Masters degree with the focus of Community Counseling in 2007. I have been licensed as an LPC by the state of Pennsylvania since 2010.
My experience since obtaining my masters degree includes helping individuals in group, as well as individual settings to improve their quality of life by managing mental health symptoms. I really enjoy watching individuals grow and find their own paths. I was able to assist them to develop new ways to cope with stressors from; current living situations, past histories that may have included trauma, and struggles from mental health symptoms.
I believe that I can help in developing coping tools as well as providing an empathetic listening ear. In turn those, and my other therapy skills will help to more effectively manage thoughts, emotions and situations that life has brought to you. I look forward to helping you work toward developing your personal resilience to help you with your journey through life
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Rebecca Green entered the helping profession in 1991 and brings three decades of hands-on experience to her work in Pennsylvania. Her early roles included serving as a case manager for foster children, working as a counselor at a day program for adolescents with behavioral and developmental challenges, and acting as an intake and referral counselor for people struggling with substance use disorders.
While working in intake and case management for individuals with substance use concerns, she chose to pursue further education to expand her counseling skills and better serve her community. She earned a Bachelor of Social Work from Alvernia College in 1991 and completed a masterâs degree focused on community counseling in 2007. She has been licensed as a professional counselor in Pennsylvania since 2010; her credential is recognized as a Pennsylvania Licensed Professional Counselor (PA LPC PC005664).
Since completing her graduate work, Rebecca has supported people in both group and individual settings, helping them manage mental health symptoms and improve their overall quality of life. She has assisted clients in developing new coping strategies for stress related to current living situations, past histories that may have included trauma, and difficulties arising from mental health symptoms. She finds it rewarding to help individuals grow and discover their own paths.
Rebecca emphasizes practical coping tools paired with an empathetic listening approach. Her therapeutic skills are applied to help people more effectively navigate thoughts, emotions, and life situations. She looks forward to supporting others as they build personal resilience throughout their journey.
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