Nan is a bilingual therapist in English and Spanish, with training in Mindfulness-based Meditation, Attachment-Based Family Therapy, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, Unified Protocol for Children and Adolescents, EMDR, and Family-Based Therapy. Using her skills, she treats trauma-related symptoms caused by abuse, domestic violence, family distress, grief, and eating disorders. She also enjoys teaching about self-care and parenting skills.

Nan is a Nationally Certified Licensed Professional Counselor of Mental Health. She graduated from Wilmington University in 2011 with her Master of Science in Community Counseling. In 2011, she completed an internship at Community Hospital of Chester in Pennsylvania. There she treated adults with chronic psychiatric disorders. Outside of the therapy office, Nan participates in Christian retreats to minister to those suffering from post-abortion distress.

Nyesha has extensive experience in working with children and families, as her passion is aligned with community resources expansion and development. Nyesha attended Morgan State University and received a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and later received her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Walden University. Nyesha is currently pursuing her License to become a LPCMH. 

Nyesha comes with over 10 years of experience in the therapeutic field. Nyesha’s love for counseling developed from her interest in the preservation of self through Mindfulness, Positive Self-Talk and Verbal Affirmations. Much of her theoretical approach comes from CBT and MBCT.

Josue is Mobile Therapist for New Castle County. He holds a Master’s degree with a focus in substance abuse and other addictions. 

Josue attended William Penn High School in New Castle, DE before going to Wilmington University and Dublin Business School in Dublin, Ireland.

Josue is a proud uncle and his hobbies include weight-lifting, combat sports, video games, card/board games, hiking, and drawing. One fun fact about Josue is that he served in the Army National Guard for 12 years and had a one year tour in Afghanistan.

 

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Jon is a Master’s Level Therapist in the JFS Mental Health Fellowship Program. He completed his Master’s of Education with an emphasis in Clinical Mental Health Counseling degree at Springfield College and Bachelor’s in Human Services.

Jon has one cat. In his free time, he enjoys vegan restaurants, music, exercise, podcasts, and spending time with family and friends.

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Danielle is a licensed physician assistant specializing in psychiatry. Danielle provides outpatient psychiatric medication services to adults treating various conditions, including depression, anxiety disorders, Bipolar Disorder, ADHD, and Schizophrenia.

Danielle takes a holistic and patient-centered approach to treatment with the belief that each patient is a unique individual who should play an active role in their own treatment journey. Danielle embraces the synergistic effects and beneficial outcomes of combining medication and psychotherapy, collaborating closely with treatment team members in order to provide patients with the best care possible.

Danielle completed her Bachelor’s Psychology from the University of Delaware. She also has a Master’s in Experimental Psychology from Villanova University and a Master’s in Physician Assistant Studies from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. Prior to coming to JFS, Danielle worked in the Christiana Hospital Psychiatry Department.

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A lifelong resident of Delaware, Mary is happy to be doing work that she loves. Mary earned her Master of Social Work from Widener University, and her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Washington College. 

Mary will be pursuing her LCSW in the fall. In the meantime, she will be working with individuals and groups.  

Mary is a proud dog mom to “super-dog” and Jack Russell mix, Tito. In her spare time, she loves listening to true crime podcasts and going to the beach, trying out new restaurants, baking, shopping, and watching movies.  
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Thalia is a Master’s level therapist providing individual therapy for JFS clients. She received her Master of Social Work from Bryn Mawr College. 

Thalia was recently married in 2024 and is the proud aunt of three nieces and one nephew. Her hobbies include cooking, learning to bake, and watching action and horror movies with her husband. She also loves to dance Merengue and Bachata. Some fun facts about Thalia include that she is fluent in Spanish and she hiked to the top of Cerro Abuga, Azogues in Ecuador. 

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Liz is a Master’s Level Therapist in the JFS Mental Health Fellowship Program. She completed her Master’s of Social Work degree at the Temple University and her Bachelor’s in Sociology at Washington College.

Liz has three children- Robbie, Lilly, and Oliver. Her hobbies include drawing/sketching, exercise, sports, socializing, and traveling. He first thought when she wakes up in the morning is normally, “It’s showtime.”

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Emily is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker providing therapy for JFS clients. She embraces a holistic approach to therapy, that is collaborative and built on creating a safe and compassionate environment where each unique individual can feel heard, empowered, and not judged. Emily values the belief that everyone comes with their own strengths, which allows them the resilience to walk on a therapeutic path towards healing.  

Before coming to JFS, Emily worked as a community hospice social worker, joining patients and families on their journey coping with terminal illnesses and end of life. Through this time, she worked with a range of populations and individual experiences. 

Recently married, they are proud dog parents to their energetic pup, Paris.  

Emily loves to travel and learn about the world’s rich history and cultures outside of her own. During her undergraduate program, she had the opportunity to study abroad. She studied for four months in Chennai, India at a local college’s social work program. During that time, she also backpacked in Thailand enjoying the amazing food and seeing the breathtaking temples. 

Emily enjoys reading, yoga, and crocheting. She loves being creative and appreciates art. She recently inherited her grandmother’s sewing machine, and is looking forward to continuing its use with love.

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