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 Patricia
M. Kelly, Ph.D.President Licensed Psychologist Dr. Kelly holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and a Masters in Educational Developmental Psychology from Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, PA. Dr. Kelly is a frequent presenter at clergy and educational conferences. She is member of the National Pastoral Life Center’s, Beginning a Pastorate Program; serves as a Consultor for NOCERCC; and as a Board Member of the Catholic Leadership Institute. Dr. Kelly works extensively with Religious Communities, Diocese, Parishes, Schools, Businesses and other mission driven organizations in the areas of leadership development, strategic planning and the integration of collaboration as a model of ministry and administration. Dr. Kelly has a broad experience in conflict resolution within and between professional, ministerial and family groups. |
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Dr. Sayers recently graduated from Chestnut Hill College with her doctoral degree in clinical psychology. Dr. Sayers also holds a MA from Immaculata University in Counseling Psychology and is a PA Certified School Psychologist. Dr. Sayers’ clinical experience includes working with children, adolescents and families in individual and family therapy. Dr. Sayers provides service to her clients in the private practice setting. In addition, she provides consultation and counseling services to a private school. Dr. Sayers has extensive experience in psychological assessments of children, adolescents and adults. She has worked primarily in non-public school settings providing psychoeducational assessments. Dr. Sayers also has experience in providing assessments for men and women entering religious life. |
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Joan P. Fitzpatrick, Psy.D. obtained her doctoral degree in clinical psychology from Immaculata University. Dr. Fitzpatrick also holds a Master's degree in Social Work from Temple University. Her experience in clinical work is varied and includes providing therapy for children, adolescents, and adults. Dr. Fitzpatrick has worked in both private practice settings and in hospital environments, with particular interest in working with patients who are facing chronic illness. Dr. Fitzpatrick has extensive experience working with individuals faced with women's issues. She has a special interest in working with individuals and couples coping with infertility, including associated medical and psychological conditions. |
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R. Kho, M.D.Psychiatry and Internal Medicine Dr. Kho comes from a combined training program in Psychiatry and Internal Medicine from Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia, PA. He received his fellowship from the Long Island Jewish Medical Center, Long Island, New York in Consultation & Liaison Psychiatry. Dr. Kho’s expertise lies in the interface between medicine and psychiatry. He sees the value of treating the body, mind and soul. His passion is in providing psycho-education and fostering the doctor—client relationship. Dr. Kho is very much in tune with the psychodynamics of his clients, not only when they are under psychotropic medication, but also when there is treatment collaboration between therapist and psychiatrist. Dr. Kho speaks Chinese-Mandarin, Chinese-Foo-Kien and Filipino-Tagalog. |
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Lauren Whitehead, M.A.Lauren Whitehead is a dual-doctoral candidate scheduled to graduate from the Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology at Widener University and Widener University School of Law in 2009. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology in 2002 at Florida State University, minoring in Spanish and Criminology. Ms. Whitehead is a Psychology Associate at KCC whose prior experience includes group and individual therapy with dual-diagnosis inpatients, as well as individual outpatient therapy. She came to this practice to focus on the evaluation of children with autism spectrum disorders, behavioral problems, and learning disabilities. She has expanded her work to include organizational consultations, psycho-educational evaluations, and vocational assessment for clergy and religious candidates. She has also facilitated institutional training workshops and developed behavioral inventories for mental health service providers. |
 Rebekah
L. Cahill, LMFTRebekah L. Cahill, LMFT obtained her Master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Syracuse University. She completed her undergraduate education at Le Moyne College where she earned her degree in psychology. She has experience working with children, adults and families in a variety of clinical settings including private practice, hospitals, and group home living. Ms. Cahill also has extensive training in couples, family and play therapy, and while she focuses on relationship issues and the dynamics between people, she also works with individuals from a systemic perspective. |
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F. Collins, Psy.D., M.B.A.Licensed Psychologist George F. Collins, Psy.D., M.B.A. is a graduate of Widener University. He offers a broad range of psychological services, including psychotherapy, assessment, and consultation. Dr. Collins provides therapy to children, adolescents, and adults. Areas of specialization include work with older adults and chemically addicted adolescents and adults. Dr. Collins provides consultation to organizations at the individual and systems-level. He is available to coach individuals wishing to acquire specific interpersonal skills, improve personal performance, or broaden their functioning within an organization. Assessment services include psycho-educational and personality testing, evaluation of services for at-risk children, and assessments that support personnel selection and placement within organizations. |
 Dr.Carol
Armstrong, Ph.D Dr. Carol Armstrong is a neuropsychologist who is affiliated with the Department of Neurology of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Her research interests are in understanding how memory and attention processes are controlled by different brain regions, how emotional problems develop after a brain injury, the variability of cognition within an individual, as well as brain disorders. Dr. Armstrong has published on the neuropsychological patterns of normal aging, brain tumors, radiation therapy injury, multiple sclerosis, head injury, attention deficit disorder, learning disability, dementia, and ischemic injury. Her work has been funded by several agencies including the National Institutes of Health, the American Cancer Society, and the Dana Foundation. Dr. Armstrong has also practiced neuropsychological health care for the past 22 years, with extensive experience in rehabilitation and differential diagnosis. She provides neuropsychological evaluations and recommendations to adults and children with a variety of diseases and disorders that affect emotion and cognition. |
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Associate Staff
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Dorothy
K. Sayers, Psy.D
Joan
P. Fitzpatrick, Psy.D.
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