Headquarters · Lancaster County
Lancaster is home to our main office and the heart of Connect Counseling. Nine counselors work here, each with different expertise and approaches.
By appointment only. Call any time. If we can't pick up, leave a message and we'll call you back. Day, evening, and weekend appointments, including Sundays.
Associate Counselor
Works with people who feel stuck or unsure why certain patterns keep showing up, including substance use and trauma. Uses motivational interviewing and existential therapy to explore meaning and take practical steps toward change. New Footing D&A evaluator.
Associate Counselor
Supports individuals and families navigating substance use, addiction, recovery, behavioral challenges, and mental health concerns, with a systemic, strength-based approach. Also offers career counseling. D&A evaluator.
Associate Counselor
Specializes in adulthood and life transitions, career confusion, and identity questions. Brings years of experience in college and university settings and executive coaching, with a warm, collaborative style.
Associate Counselor
Supports post-traumatic growth and resilience with warmth, validation, and humor. Educated in lifespan sexuality, sex therapy, and the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics. Certified yoga and mindfulness instructor.
Associate Counselor
Offers compassionate counseling for people living with personality disorders and eating disorders, career exploration and change, and grief and loss. Uses CBT, DBT, and psychodynamic therapy.
Counselor
A native Spanish speaker, offering counseling in Spanish or English. Works alongside clients as they make sense of past and current life experiences. Specializes in depression, trauma and PTSD, and grief.
Counselor
Believes change is possible in a space of compassion and authenticity. Has worked with people on the autism spectrum, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and first-generation college students, drawing on person-centered, cognitive-behavioral, systemic, and mindfulness approaches.
Core Colleague · Harrisburg Office
Has worked with families affected by intergenerational child trauma and neglect since 1985. Works from a psychology of growth, grounded in Ecosystemic Structural Family Therapy and the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics, with preteens, teens, adults, elders, couples, and families on anxiety, depression, relationships, family conflict, divorce, grief, parenting, and trauma. Also executive director of Samara: The Center for Individual and Family Growth, a Harrisburg nonprofit that heals families through nurture, education, and self-discovery.
Clinical Director & Practice Manager · Lancaster Office
More than 25 years in individual, couples, and family counseling. Trained in Ecosystemic Structural Family Therapy at the Philadelphia Child & Family Guidance Center, along with many other evidence-based approaches.
Call Michael Hoober at 717.209.2357. He'll review your situation and connect you with the right counselor at a time that works for you.
You can meet in person or by secure video from anywhere in Pennsylvania.
Anxiety, depression, grief, and the patterns that keep repeating.
Learn moreCourt, probation, and attorney-requested evaluations. $750, three to four meetings.
Learn moreThe same arguments, disconnection, trust, and what comes next.
Learn moreChanging how the whole family relates, so change holds at home.
Learn moreRaising children together across two households.
Learn moreAdult children, parents, and grandparents finding new footing.
Learn moreConnection and perspective alongside your individual work.
Learn moreProcessing trauma and stuck memories, in Carlisle or online.
Learn moreSystemic counseling for substance use, before or after detox.
Learn moreEvery service is also available online, by secure video, anywhere in Pennsylvania. About online counseling
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The first voice on the phone is a counselor's. No obligation, just a conversation about whether Connect Counseling is right for you. In person in four offices, or online anywhere in Pennsylvania.