At Croyle-Nielsen, we understand that your therapeutic needs are as unique as your fingerprints. So we tailor our therapeutic approach to suit your specific situation — but you drive the process, with your therapist serving as a trained advisor. We believe that’s why our retention rate is consistently higher than the industry standard. It’s all part of the Croyle-Nielsen difference.

We’ll make sure you’re matched to a therapist based on your specific needs and personality. But no matter what challenge you’re facing, our experienced therapists are prepared to help people of all ages with many types of behavioral health issues, which can include but are not limited to:

  • ADD/ADHD

  • Behavioral issues related to alcohol/substance abuse

  • Anxiety, depression

  • Bipolar disorder

  • Counseling for teens and pre teens

  • Grief and loss

  • Panic disorders

  • Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)/dealing with traumatic life events
  • Mental, physical, or sexual abuse
  • Any form of self-harm, including cutting or suicidal thoughts

  • Trauma

  • And many others

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Counseling for Teens

Our dedicated counselors can help your child retain a healthy and positive outlook on life through turbulent and challenging times. Teenagers can be affected by many forms of mental health issues, but some that are more common in young people are:

  • Bullying and peer pressure

  • Changes in family structure

  • Self-esteem/self-worth issues

  • Test anxiety/study issues

Adult counseling

One-on-one counseling can help adults cope with many types of mental health challenges, as well as these issues often experienced in adulthood:

  • Anger management

  • Conflict resolution

  • Performance pressures/workplace problems

  • Stress issues and related mental health effects

Counseling for seniors

More mature clients often face mental health issues specific to this point in life. Our experienced therapists will help seniors retain the highest quality of life possible when coping with any type of mental health challenge, including:

  • Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease

  • Life transitions related to aging

  • Survivor’s guilt/adjusting to living alone

Counseling with family members

At Croyle-Nielsen, we offer various therapeutic solutions that allow for inclusion of family members when appropriate. We can help with:

  • Changes in living/family arrangements

  • Counseling sessions including partners, spouses, and family members

  • Family, parenting, or relationship problems

  • Abusive and unhealthy relationships

Group Therapy

  • Caregivers Group, Art Group, Dialectical Therapy Skills Group

  • Healthy Eating Nutrition for Mental Wellness, Healthy Movement for Wellness, Relaxation 101

  • Compassion Fatigue: The Cost of Caring.

  • Personality Disorders: What it is and how to manage the toll it takes.

  • Healthy Communication Skills: Assuming the Best and Negotiating the Rest.

  • Healthy Boundaries: Why it’s Important and How to Make it Work for You.

  • What is Depression Really? Signs, Symptoms, and Support.

  • What is Anxiety Really ? Signs Symptoms and Support.

  • What is Trauma/ PTSD Really? Signs Symptoms and Support.
  • What is ADHD Really? Signs Symptoms and Support.

  • Passive/Aggressive/Assertive: Empowerment, and Finding Your Voice.

  • Resilience: Bruised But Not Broken.

Group therapy runs on an as needed basis please contact our therapy office at 814-266-3196 for more information

EMDR and Trauma-Informed Therapy

Sometimes people remember past events more often than they want. Emotions can become strong and negative thoughts can swirl in their minds. Some things that happen are very traumatic like having a house burn down, being in a bad car accident, or losing someone close to them. Some things are not so big, but still carry strong memories. They can leave people feeling anxious or depressed. Big or small memories that trigger strong emotions are stored in the wrong place in the brain. Memories can be reprocessed so that they no longer cause big emotional responses. The memories are not erased but are released from the power that they hold. People generally feel happier and more relaxed following EMDR therapy and continue to feel better long after therapy is completed. More information about EMDR can be found at www.emdria.org.

  • EMDR allows clients to effectively process past traumatic experiences

  • EMDR enables clients to better cope with current situations that trigger dysfunctional emotions

  • EMDR allows clients to gain important cognitive insights that usually result in spontaneous behavioral and personal change