Stephen enjoys working with all types of clients across the human lifespan. He believes in the importance of facilitating self-awareness and helping people reach their best possible solution to their problems in life. Stephen uses an eclectic approach to therapy revolving around a person-centered perspective. Areas of interests include disability issues, spirituality, identity, LGBTQIA+ , multicultural competencies, and racial identity theories.
Stephen graduated from Pennsylvania Western University with a Master of Social Work, Master of Arts from Wheaton College in Biblical and Theological studies and a undergraduate degree from Gannon University in Psychology. When Stephen isn’t working, he enjoys painting, reading, and traveling around the world.
