Who we are

Dr. Jari Santana-Wynn holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and has worked in community mental health clinics, hospitals, and school settings. She is a child and family therapist, clinical supervisor, international speaker, and clinical trainer on a broad range of topics including acculturation, suicide prevention, and LGBTQI+ mental health. Dr. Santana’s own experiences as an Afro-Latinx immigrant child drive her commitment to culturally competent mental health services for minority populations and make her a tenacious advocate for the social, economic, health care, and educational needs of these communities. She is a founding member of ASPIRA of Delaware, Inc. where she currently serves as parent liaison and Chair of the Board of Directors.

Aaron Foster went to graduate school at The New School in New York, NY and Adler University in Chicago, IL. Throughout his education and training, Aaron has worked with a variety of populations in numerous domains of mental health. From forensic psychology at a state hospital, to academic assessment in school settings, to helping individuals deal with grief and end-of-life concerns, to community mental health and substance use disorders, Aaron has a breadth of experiences and knowledge to support diverse groups of people and diagnoses.

Aaron approaches therapy from a Humanistic and Existential frame, emphasizing the holistic view of a person as well as one’s sources of meaning while maintaining the belief in the basic goodness of people and that individuals are constantly seeking to become the best version of themselves.

Kat Johnson has a Master’s Degree in Counseling and years of experience working with families and children. Offering solutions-based, positive, and encouraging approach to therapy. Kat believes that every individual has the capacity to reach their fullest potential when provided the right support and guidance. Her goal is to empower clients to develop their strengths, overcome challenges, and create lasting positive change in their lives.

Through a combination of evidence-based techniques and compassionate care; Kat works with families to foster healthier relationships and help children develop emotional resilience. Whether navigating difficult transitions, improving communication, or addressing behavioral concerns; her focus is always on creating a collaborative supportive environment where clients feel heard and understood. She is dedicated to helping people achieve their best version of themselves, providing the tools and encouragement necessary to thrive.

Dr. Frances Koblenzer, MD is a psychiatrist with 35 years experience in the field. She offers telehealth appointments only currently.

Megan believes in a person centered approach to counseling. She utilizes methods such as compassion focused therapy, parts work, DBT, CBT, CBT-CP, and CPT along with various other modalities. Megan believes in utilizing a varied approach in sessions because therapy is never one-size-fits-all. Megan is culturally competent and trauma-informed. In session you can expect a lot of empathy, gentle ways to challenge yourself and grow, and perhaps a few moments of laughter. Her clinical experience stems from various settings such as group practice OP, IOP, PHP, and private practice work where she interned at HCC a grief oriented, chronic pain oriented, and trauma healing practice where she learned how to utilize IFS in session. At this time she is not certified in IFS. However, she knows how to use parts work in sessions to help a client accept all of themselves honestly and intentionally.