Jill K Harle Counseling 

- Counselors 

in Quakertown, PA

Description: Everyone experiences adversity differently. Our job is to help you identify goals and potential solutions to facilitate personal growth. We will help provide understanding of core issues that are interfering with your daily functioning.
Additional Info: Whether you select individual, couples, or family counseling, we can provide services in a safe, supportive, and confidential atmosphere. By working together, you will be able to better identify strategies to help alleviate symptoms and improve your life.
Logo: Jill K Harle Counseling
Phone: 2155278012
Address: 524 W Broad St

Quakertown PA 18951
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Business Hours: Weekdays 10-9 Weekends per appointment (call to schedule)
Website: http://jillkharlecounseling.com
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Jill Harle, LPC
Jill Harle, LPC

Jill provides a safe and confidential environment for people explore what is afflicting their emotional well being. Jill is able to provide the proper therapy style to your needs. Services provided include individual, group, couples, or family counseling.

Christopher Antczak, LPC
Christopher Antczak, LPC

My objective is to help you identify your strengths to enable better management of on-going difficulties and break free from a sense of "stuckness." I want us to incorporate your values as the structure for our work together.

Rebecca Kornberg, LPC
Rebecca Kornberg, LPC

I am drawn to the human spirit and I love working with individuals to fulfill their ultimate potential. I work to create a safe environment that allows for exploration and vulnerability, and the emergence of awareness, strength, and resiliency. I believe that people need to be seen for who they are, and allowed the space to grow.

Alexis Zrillo, ATR-BC, LPC
Alexis Zrillo, ATR-BC, LPC

Nicole Cantor, MA
Nicole Cantor, MA

Throughout my work and training, I feel I have relearned the meaning of therapy. I, like most, used to see therapy as only a solution to a problem. Something has to be wrong in order for one to seek therapy. While counselors are certainly here to help with symptoms and adversities, I encourage anyone seeking growth and perspective to consider therapy. We have all heard the phrase, “if it’s not broken, don’t fix it.” Why do we have to wait for something to be broken? Reach out for support now, wherever you are in your timeline, because you deserve it and that’s ok.

Elizabeth Kornberg ATR, LPC
Elizabeth Kornberg ATR, LPC

The journey to wellness is ongoing. We have to start wherever we are and take into account that with a healing centered engagement between ourselves and the world, restoration can take place. I believe we are given all we need to reach our highest potential. Our strengths and our weaknesses are both gifts to guide us in our well-being.

Amy O'Neill, LPC
Amy O'Neill, LPC

It is a privilege to witness personal growth and be present with a person as they evolve. Providing a safe, confidential, collaborative, and supportive atmosphere, to work through identified problem areas is crucial to success. Managing negative patterns of thinking and behaving allows one to flourish on an interpersonal level, emotionally, and in the context of all relationships. I have extensive knowledge and experience working with anxiety, depression, addictions, relationship struggles, trauma, and many other issues.

Decontee Davis, LMSW
Decontee Davis, LMSW

I aim to foster an environment where you feel supported, safe, and understood. Sometimes people feel overwhelmed by social issues, life responsibilities, challenging relationships, or internal struggles. In my sessions, I hold space for you to unpack these challenges, rest and recalibrate yourself, and build tools for your wellness. I will uphold a womanist, decolonized lens, which means that I normalize resting your mind, body, and spirit while existing in a demanding society. I hope to help all my clients embrace radical love and acceptance for themselves and others.

Melanie Johnson, MSC
Melanie Johnson, MSC

Sarah Joyce, MACP
Sarah Joyce, MACP

Chelsea Cimino, MAC
Chelsea Cimino, MAC

Molly Rothblat, MA
Molly Rothblat, MA

I believe therapy is a place for someone to grow, heal, and process their past and explore their future. My goal is to provide clients with as much support as they need and a safe environment as they explore and process different challenges of life. I have a passion for working with kids and adolescents and strive to make a collaborative and fun atmosphere while supporting clients in building their strength and independence. I find it crucial to meet the client where they feel comfortable and follow their lead. I want to build a strong therapeutic relationship for us to create goals and find effective coping skills to fit what you as the client are looking for.

Kate Sutphin, MA
Kate Sutphin, MA

I am a professional art therapist with a passion for helping individuals explore their inner selves and promote personal growth through the transformative power of art. With a strong foundation in mindfulness and cognitive-behavioral therapy techniques, I offer a unique and effective approach to therapy that combines verbal and non-verbal communication. In my practice, I utilize art as a medium for self-expression, reflection, and exploration. Through various art forms such as painting, drawing, and sculpture, I guide clients in expressing their inner-selves. This process allows for a deeper understanding of emotions, thoughts, and experiences, fostering self-awareness and facilitating positive change.

Cassandra Bejar, MA
Cassandra Bejar, MA

Opening up to someone new about yourself can be daunting for some of us. Using words out loud may not be our strong suit. Or... You're ready to speak up and wondering who, where or what to tell. My name is Ms. Cass and I am here to help. Help comes in many forms; in-person or virtually, English or in Spanish. I graduated from Cedar Crest College with a Bachelors degree in Criminal Justice and a Masters in Art Therapy. I was able to work with a variety of people including; individuals on the Autism Spectrum, Dementia care, different levels/categories of inmates, on probation or parole, foster care, and helped worth trauma informed care. I helped facilitate groups for anger management, proactive parenting skills, family therapy and group therapy. Along side my therapeutic journey, I had the privilege of being a nanny and engaged in the community with art week camps for all ages. I am a person-centered art therapist. What does that mean you may ask? As no two people are alike, treatment a

Joliet M Nicholson
Joliet M Nicholson

Jean Mong, LPC
Jean Mong, LPC

Alexandra Palombit LAPC, NCC
Alexandra Palombit LAPC, NCC

Hi! I’m Lex and I'm a dedicated and compassionate National Certified Counselor (NCC) with over 10 years of experience in behavioral health and substance abuse treatment. I have a Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling from Rosemont College, a CACREP-accredited program, and am a member of the American Counseling Association. For the past 9 years, I’ve served as a clinician at Pennsylvania Hospital’s Crisis Response Center, where I've had the privilege of working with clients from all walks of life. I specialize in helping individuals navigate the challenges of addictions, mood disorders, anxiety, and various other diagnoses. I believe in the power of empathy and understanding, and strive to create a safe and supportive environment for you to freely express yourself. Recognizing every person’s story is unique, my client-centered and collaborative approach allows us to identify the best therapeutic strategies to meet your needs. For those interested in creative approaches, I enjoy incorporating elements of music and art therapy into our sessions, adding a touch of humor, to make the process engaging and enjoyable. I am committed to adhering to the highest standards of ethical practice and professional development, and I am dedicated to understanding your personal story. If you feel we’d be a good fit, and are ready to take the next steps toward achieving your goals, I encourage you to reach out!

Caroline Moore
Caroline Moore

Available starting Mid November. Bio to come.

Dana Horvath, MS
Dana Horvath, MS

Jeff Klucsarits, Intern
Jeff Klucsarits, Intern

More to Come

Tim Osborne, MS
Tim Osborne, MS

Whenever I am asked, ‘What is therapy?’ I like to respond with a question of my own: ‘What do you want therapy to be?’ Therapy is many things, but above all else, it is whatever you want or need the most. Whether you are struggling with depression, anxiety, or other unwanted feelings, we can make your therapy work with that. Dealing with relationship issues or struggles with work? We can make your therapy work with that. Just need someone to talk to and make you feel you are not alone in how you feel? Let’s build a therapy that works for you! Hello! My name is Tim. I am a pre-licensed professional therapist and I would love to be part of your team to help you navigate any of life’s pathways. After completion of an undergraduate degree in English in 2014, I began working as a case manager and advocate for patients throughout Montgomery, Bucks, Delaware, and Philadelphia counties. In 2022, I graduated from Chestnut Hill College with Master’s of Science in Clinical Psychology and Counseling. Since then, I have worked as an outpatient therapist in both virtual and in-person settings. Since 2014, I have worked with many different populations facing many different challenges including adults, adolescents, and families. I have worked successfully with clients dealing with mental health and mood disorders, processing trauma, substance use issues, and eating disorders. I like to personalize my therapy for patients so that you can feel as comfortable as possible and have the highest probability of success. Some modalities I like to incorporate include: - Psychodynamic Therapy - Existential Therapy - Bibliotherapy - Psychoeducation - Person First Therapy - Mind Body Connection I am a big proponent of the connection between the mind and body and how the things we do with our body (exercise, nutrition, sleep, etc.,) can influence our mind. Let’s work together to process the past, build the present you need, and plan the future you want. You are the carpenter, I can offer the too