301 Oxford Valley Rd., Suite 301B, Yardley, PA 19067
Tel: (800) 525-8300
Our Team
Below are the team members who, together, make up one of the finest groups of mental health treatment specialists in our area. Click on the names below to view profiles.
Joe Botelho, LCSW
Rob Puzycki, MA,LPC
Lois Richman, Office Manager
Crystal Erickson, Intake Coordinator
Angie DeRosa, Suboxone Coordinator
Psychiatry
Ranjan Sinha, MD
Psychology
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Dr. Eileen Connolly is a licensed psychologist with more than 25 years of clinical experience. Dr. Connolly started her career as a social worker in hospital settings working with psychiatric patients and individuals with addictive disorders. After earning her Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Temple University, she became head of the Employee Assistance Program at the Educational Testing Service in Princeton, N.J. After leaving that position, Eileen has maintained a small private practice.
Dr. Connolly has also been a consultant to major corporations. She owns a consulting business and has formed several strategic alliances in the areas of leadership development. Dr. Connolly's experience includes the implementation of programs designed to improve the performance of leaders at all levels and enhance the efficiency, productivity and profitability of operations. She is a seasoned executive coach. Her clients have been varied, from entrepreneurial companies to Fortune 30 organizations. She has coached leaders across a wide range of industries including pharmaceutical, financial, advertising, telecommunications, construction, and cosmetics.
Dr. Dorothea Colavita
“Are you hesitant to talk with family and friends about the issues that are bothering you? Have you tried confiding in those close to you about your struggles,and still feel out of control, overwhelmed, or discouraged? If you are struggling with anxiety, depression, an eating disorder, relationship issues, or life transitions, I would like to help you. I believe it is important to have someone you can confide in and trust to help you feel better and cope with the challenges you are facing. I believe it so strongly that I have made it my life's work.
I know how important a nonjudgmental,caring, and confidential environment is to help you speak openly about the problems you bring to therapy.I will listen to you, take you seriously, and offer my best professional guidance based on many years of professional training and experience in hospital, outpatient, community mental health, and private practice.
My goal is to help you live the life you want. I use a collaborative style to help you increase your self-awareness, recognize your self-defeating thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, and develop the skills to change them. You deserve to have the life you want.”
Dr. Robert Jann
Dr. Robert Jann has 30 years experience in school and clinical settings working
with children, adolescents, and adults. Dr. Jann holds a PhD in School Psychology from the American Psychological Association accredited program at Temple University in Philadelphia, PA. He completed his clinical internship at Eastern State School and Hospital. He is a licensed school psychologist who has many years of experience working with youth.
Dr. Jann has maintained a private practice since 1982 and has completed the
requirements for a Certificate in Cognitive Behavioral Psychotherapy.
Dorothy Cardlin, MS, PD
I am a Licensed Psychologist and Certified School Psychologist
I attended:
Hofstra University, BS in Psychology
St. John's University, MS & PD in Psychology
I am experienced in the treatment of anxiety disorders, depressive disorders and ADHD, in adults, adolescents and children. I have been in private practice for 25+ years.
Social Work
Gregory Rossi, MA, MSW, LCSW, LCADC
“Life is difficult”, writes Dr. M. Scott Peck in his landmark best seller, The Road Less Traveled, because the challenges we face in life are often accompanied by emotional pain, he explains, sometimes “as excruciating as the worst physical agony”.
As a Licensed Therapist and Licensed Clinical Alcohol and Drug Counselor, Greg’s approach is compassionate, person centered, interpersonal, and strengths-based. Greg utilizes Cognitive- Behavioral Therapy and Motivational Interviewing to assist adolescents (13-19), young adults, and adults.
Specialties include working with individuals, couples, and families on alcohol issues, ambiguous loss, anger management, anxiety, depression, drug abuse, grief/loss issues, internet addiction, LGBTQ concerns; process addictions, stress management, substance use disorders, and trauma.
Greg attends continuing education workshops at the internationally recognized Center of Alcohol/Addiction Studies at Rutgers University, a multidisciplinary institute dedicated to addiction research, education, and training in New Jersey.
Of his work, Greg says, “It’s where compassion intersects human suffering. It’s not enough to be technically competent, a practitioner has to be genuinely caring.”
Education: B.A., St. Joseph’s University; M.A., LaSalle University; M.S.W., Rutgers University.
Licensures: LCSW; LCADC
Years in Mental Health/Substance Use Disorders: 28
Years in Private Practice: 20
Passions: besides his work, getting published, writing songs, and more.
Last book read: Dopamine Nation: Finding Balance In the Age of Indulgence by Anna Lembke, M.D.
Quote: “Mental health is an ongoing process of dedication to reality at all costs.” – M. Scott Peck, M.D.
Lisa Smith MS,LMFT
Lisa brings many years of experience. After years of working in human services, Lisa pursued her degree in counseling psychology. She graduated from Chestnut Hill College in 2003. While formally trained with a specialization in Marriage and Family Therapy, Lisa takes an eclectic approach when working with her clients, as one size does not always fit all. Through her years of practicing in various arenas, she has come to learn and believe wholeheartedly that the therapy is in the relationship, this the connection between the therapist and client is critical for success.
In addition to the traditional relationship issues that come up in marriage and family therapy, Lisa has particular expertise, strengths and special interest in several other areas. These include but are not limited to postpartum depression and adjustment to life’s changes as the family unit grows, parenting issues, including discipline issues and the special considerations of raising a gifted child, divorce and separation issues, blended families, sexuality and sexual identity issues and alternative lifestyle/relationship issues.
Lisa primarily works with individuals ages 18 and up and couples
Joe Botelho, LCSW
Mr. Botelho is a Fordham University graduate who has practiced psychotherapy for several years in the states of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. His experience includes working with individuals, famillies and groups. Specifically, his focus has included work with individuals who are dealing with panic attacks, depression, anxiety, substance abuse as well as couples counseling and issues related to sexual orientation.
Certifications: Addiction Counselling, E.M.D.R., Hypnotherapy, and Supervision for LSW and LCSW.
Rob Puzycki, MA,LPC
Bio coming
Office Staff
Lois Richman
Office Manager
Crystal Erickson
Intake Coordinator
