Meet Our Team
Taryn Cain-Strobel, LMFT
Taryn is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who has spent the past 10+ years treating children and families, as well as couples and individuals, who struggle with anxiety, depression, isolating and self-injurious behaviors, oppositional behaviors at home and at school, family and co-parenting conflicts, as well as general stress and struggles with life transitions.
Taryn brings a trauma-informed and relational approach to her therapy, believing all members of a family or relationship impact one another. Taryn utilizes opportunities in session to practice new behaviors and skills to address the issues presented for treatment. She strives to bring openness and curiosity to her practice, and welcomes clients of all beliefs and backgrounds.
Taryn is a graduate of Thomas Jefferson University with a Master’s degree in Couples and Family Therapy, and is a graduate of the Ecosystemic Structural Family Therapy training program through the Philadelphia Child and Family Therapy Training Center. She also has a certification in Trauma Art Narrative Therapy.
Denise Ring, LPC
Denise Ring is a Licensed Professional Counselor who specializes in supporting children, adolescents, and families. She works closely with parents who are seeking to help their child or teenager improve functioning at school, at home, and in important relationships. Denise has extensive training and experience addressing concerns related to anxiety, depression, and ADHD, and she partners with families to create an individualized and effective focus of treatment.
Denise places special emphasizes on compassion, collaboration, and clarity, while helping to build momentum towards growth and positive change. She works with clients to identify and better understand the underlying factors that contribute to their struggles, working to build practical strategies that promote emotional well-being and resilience. She is committed to helping children, adolescents, and their families navigate the work in ways that feel constructive, supportive, and hopeful.
Using a strengths-based and dynamic clinical approach, Denise helps clients build skills that lead to meaningful and lasting change. She has particular expertise in working with families, and especially enjoys engaging adolescents who may be hesitant or resistant to participating in therapy.
Denise earned her counseling degree from Villanova University, and has over 25 years of experience, primarily working with children, teens, and families. She is a graduate of the Ecosystemic Structural Family Therapy training program through the Philadelphia Child and Family Therapy Training Center. She also holds a certificate in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
Elyse Mazzola, LCSW
Elyse is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has worked extensively with children and families whose members exhibit symptoms of anxiety, depression, oppositional behavior, anger, grief, autism spectrum disorder, co-parenting conflict and family/interpersonal conflict.
Elyse focuses on building her clients’ internal resources to face challenges through developing coping skills and learning to communicate more effectively. She helps families practice new ways of relating to, and experiencing, each other. Elyse brings an emphasis on kindness and comfort in her practice, encouraging clients to take the risk to be more authentic and genuine in their relationships.
Elyse earned her clinical degree from Rutgers University, and is also a graduate of the Ecosystemic Structural Family Therapy training program through the Philadelphia Child and Family Therapy Training Center.
Traci Soltycki, LPC
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Traci Soltycki is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 25 years of clinical experience working with individuals, couples, and families. She understands that life is a journey with many turns, and she is dedicated to helping clients find their way when the path feels unclear or overwhelming. Traci works collaboratively with clients to identify and prioritize their needs and goals, offering steady support throughout the therapeutic process.
Her approach centers on creating a safe, nurturing, and non-judgmental space where you feel heard, understood, and valued. Traci believes each person brings a unique story, and she practices with respect, empathy, and collaboration. Together, you can expect a therapeutic relationship that honors your experiences and supports growth at your own pace.
Traci focuses on helping clients understand the connection between thoughts, feelings, and actions, identifying patterns that contribute to distress and developing practical strategies for meaningful change. She welcomes clients of all religious beliefs and backgrounds and is committed to helping you build empowerment, resilience, and lasting harmony in your life.
A graduate of Arcadia University’s Master’s program in Counseling, Traci has gained a wealth of clinical experience in her work across every level of mental health care. She is also a graduate of the Ecosystemic Structural Family Therapy program through the Philadelphia Child and Family Therapy Training Center.
Nick Herrick, LMFT
Nick Herrick is a clinician operating out of Media, PA who has enjoyed helping clients find and walk their path toward healing since 2008 when he first started his journey as a professional helper. While his training and early work revolved around empowering couples and families to better navigate the relational struggles they face, he also has extensive experience treating anxiety and depression in individuals and is very willing to assist clients seeking a one on one focus.
Clients can expect a therapist who has tremendous faith in the process of channeling one’s own frustrated desires for growth and change into the work of taking practical steps toward a healthier and happier life. Bringing warmth and validation to help people access greater compassion for themselves and their loved ones, Nick believes in the transformational power of being seen, heard, and understood. He is deeply grateful for the opportunity to walk with his clients through the deeper and more difficult spaces of healing, and is delighted when it inevitably opens up to the thriving expansion that lies on the other side of that stage of the therapeutic process.