“The counseling relationship can be a safe place in which to navigate life’s challenges and explore our inner selves. We all experience struggles, and therapy can be a critical support. I believe in a relationship approach to therapy. I’m skilled in Psychodynamic, Cognitive Behavioral (CBT), and Relational models of therapy. I also draw from Family System and Internal Family System approaches. As an Episcopal Priest, I bring a broad range of experience in navigating spiritual matters, as well as a deep understanding of life transitions at all ages.”
Offering outpatient, in-person psychotherapy in Middletown, DE. Offering telehealth psychotherapy for clients in Delaware, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey.
Greg has worked as a therapist in private practice on Philadelphia's Main Line suburbs since 2015. With Current Counseling Services, he is expanding that work into Delaware. Delaware is familiar ground to Greg, having attended school and college in the state.
Greg's practice includes elements drawn from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), Family Systems, Modern Psychoanalysis, and Psychodynamic models. For couples therapy, Greg draws elements from the Gottman model of marriage therapy.
Greg is also well-versed in clergy support, with a long track record of clergy mentoring. He is a frequent facilitator for recently ordained clergy conferences with the Presbyterian Church (USA) Board of Pensions and co-chairs the Pastoral Mental and Spiritual Health Committee in the Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey.
"I’m happy to explore issues of faith if you feel those are relevant to your journey (but I have plenty of clients for whom that topic never comes up). If this interests you, let’s talk more! I look forward to learning about your journey and how I can help!"
Practice Area Include (but not limited to)
- ADHD
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Age Transitions from 18-45
- Relationship Issues
- Grief and Loss
- Substance Abuse (as a secondary diagnosis)
- Spirituality
- Parenting
- Self-Esteem
- Divorce
- Infidelity
- Coping Skills
- Couples Counseling (in-person only)
Licenses
- Licensed Clinical Social Worker in DE, PA, and NJ
- Working in private practice since 2015
Education
- MSS, Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research, Bryn Mawr College 2012
- MDiv, Episcopal Divinity School 2002
- BA, University of Delaware 1998 (Interdepartmental Neuroscience Program)
Related Experience
Greg has experience working as a hospice chaplain and social worker. In the past he facilitated grief support groups for Crozer-Keystone Hospice. In other settings, he has worked with clients on issues of substance abuse, including cannabis (though he does not currently treat substance abuse as a primary diagnosis in private practice).
"I have a great deal of experience working with clients who are 18-45 years old, and have worked with this population for many years in both ministry and counseling settings. I also regularly work with older adults (45-70). I am open and supportive of LGBTQ+ clients.”