School-based outpatient therapist
Nicole Pavalko
MS
Nicole Pavalko has a master's degree in Psychology and specializes in supporting children and adolescents in K–12 school settings. Her work addresses emotional regulation, social skills, and the challenges young people encounter at school. She also works with families to help children feel supported at home as they build confidence and self-awareness.
Outpatient and school-based therapist
Miranda Dayson
BS
Miranda Dayson earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and has worked with CFSS clients for three years. She uses cognitive behavioral therapy alongside active listening and open communication. Although she works with clients of different ages, she has a particular interest in helping adolescents feel understood and take part in setting their own goals.
Outpatient and school-based therapist
Jessica Mansell
Jessica Mansell has worked in mental health for more than 20 years, beginning on an inpatient behavioral health unit before earning a bachelor's degree in mental health from Columbia Southern University. She joined CFSS as an outpatient therapist in 2022. She provides individual and family therapy for children and adults, and school-based therapy for children and teens. With adults she draws on cognitive behavioral therapy; with children she also uses games to help establish trust.
Outpatient and school-based therapist
Holly M. Zanini
MS
Holly M. Zanini earned a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and a Bachelor of Science in Applied Behavioral Analysis. She has a decade of experience in mental health and provides outpatient and school-based therapy. Her bio describes an approach that can draw on cognitive behavioral therapy, play therapy, mindfulness, somatic techniques, and solution-focused work, depending on the person and the goals of care.
School-based and outpatient therapist
Courtney Wagner
BS
Courtney Wagner earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Penn State University and has 21 years of experience in mental health care. Her background includes inpatient care, case management, partial hospitalization, home- and school-based programs, and outpatient therapy. She is committed to inclusive, culturally responsive care, with a particular focus on creating an affirming space for LGBTQ clients.
School-based therapist
Amanda Muncy
BS
Amanda Muncy earned a Bachelor of Science from Kutztown University in 2009 and has supported children and young adults in mental health settings since then. She believes young people should have a chance to speak openly about their challenges and grow more confident in themselves.
Outpatient and school-based therapist; intake coordinator
Barbara R.
Barbara R. has worked at CFSS for more than seven years as a therapist and intake coordinator. She earned a master's degree in Social Work from Temple University. Her work includes helping people connect with the services they need, guiding them through intake, and providing therapeutic support. CFSS also lists her as a compliance officer.