Who We Are

Who we are

Edie Mannion, LMFT

is a licensed marriage and family therapist who has worked with families, couples, groups and individual adults since 1982. She received her Master’s Degree in Family Therapy from Hahnemann University School of Allied Health Professions in 1982, with a specialty in contextual family therapy. She was intensively trained by Marsha Linehan in 2002, and certified in schema therapy in 2018. After years of doing individual, family and group DBT, she is now only providing the following virtual services: Family consultation/coaching, educational family support groups and therapy to couples and families affected by emotion dysregulation and/or personality disorders. She often works with partners/family members of adults in individual DBT. Her work is informed by DBT, schema therapy, mental health recovery and coping/adaptation models, as well as the Gottman method for couples. She currently offers a monthly online educational support group for adult daughters, sons and siblings of people with mental health and/or personality disorders. From 1985 to 2021 she helped develop and study educational interventions for families of adults with severe mental health challenges through funding from the City of Philadelphia Office of Behavioral Health. She has authored/co-authored many journal articles and book chapters on this work and family inclusion in treatment. She can be reached at 610-247-3529.

Tracy Weant, LCSW

is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 18 years of experience with individuals, couples, and groups. Tracy has maintained a private practice for 16 years. The primary focus of practice has been working with queer, nonbinary and trans-identified young adults and youth assisting them in exploring their gender identity and sexuality. Since attending DBT training with Marsha Linehan, Tracy has practiced DBT-informed individual therapy as well as full model DBT therapy. Tracy’s areas of clinical interest include; concerns faced by trans, queer, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming youth, trauma, PTSD, panic, anxiety, relationship struggles, depression and concerns specific to the LGBTQIA+ community. In addition to the private practice setting, Tracy has worked in these varied clinical settings - drug and alcohol treatment, college counseling center, working with underserved populations, and treatment with at-risk youth. Tracy received her Master of Social Work from the Smith College School for Social Work in 2003. She can be reached at 267-973-8233.

Jill Slepman, LCSW

is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and is licensed to practice clinical social work in Pennsylvania. She received her Master’s in Social Work from Temple University in 2016. She was trained in DBT through Behavioral Tech and Treatment Implementation Collaborative in 2017. She has experience providing DBT in a variety of settings including community mental health as well as private practice. Areas of expertise include anxiety, grief, and trauma. Jill has experience working with children, adolescents and adults. She firmly believes in creating a space where individuals feel empowered, heard, and valued. Utilizing an eclectic and client centered approach, she will help you to identify skills that are unique to your needs that can support you in finding relief as well as tapping into your own resilience within yourself. She can be reached at 856-209-4196.

Deena Goldstein, LCSW

is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) specializing in DBT. She received her Master’s in Social Work from Rutgers University in 2014 and is licensed to practice clinical social work in Pennsylvania. She began her DBT training in 2014 and has been trained through Behavioral Tech and Treatment Implementation Collaborative. Deena is proud to be a Board Certified DBT Clinician through the DBT-Linehan Board of Certification. She has experience providing DBT in both community mental health and private practice settings.

Please note: Deena's practice is full and she is not accepting new clients at this time.

Amy Langsam, PsyD

is a licensed clinical psychologist who provides individual and group therapy for older adolescents and adults. Amy has been practicing DBT since 2008, and has been intensively trained through Behavioral Tech. In addition to DBT, she is trained in cognitive-behavior therapy (CBT) and incorporates mindfulness-based approaches with her clients. Amy specializes in treating individuals struggling with eating disorders, and those with difficulty managing emotional distress. Her clinical interests also include individuals coping with life transitions and relationship issues. She has gained her clinical experience working at the University Medical Center of Princeton’s Eating Disorder Unit, The Renfrew Center, and the Women’s Program at Princeton House Behavioral Health. Additionally, Amy is an adjunct faculty member at La Salle University. Amy received her Doctoral Degree in Clinical Psychology from La Salle University in 2011.

Please note: Amy's practice is full and she is not accepting new clients at this time.

Ameet Ravital, PhD

is a licensed clinical psychologist with more than 20 years of practice experience. He has been conducting individual and group DBT for over 12 years, and in the process has helped numerous people regain a sense of wholeness, meaning and fresh purpose in their lives. Besides DBT, he practices Internal Family Systems (IFS), a powerful modality for connecting us with our parts and bringing a sense of wholeness to our inner conflicts.
Ameet also provides integration support for individuals who are choosing to make careful use of sacred psychoactive medicines in the service of trauma healing and spiritual growth. He received his Doctoral Degree in Clinical Psychology from Temple University in 1999.

Please note: Ameet's practice is full and he is not accepting new clients at this time.

Sarah Rosenbaum, PhD, PLLC

is a licensed clinical psychologist with more than 20 years of experience working with individuals, couples and groups. She practices psychodynamic psychotherapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (both individual and group skills training), and draws on many other modalities to serve the needs of her clients. Sarah’s areas of clinical focus include healing relationship conflicts, overcoming trauma, realizing personal potential and increasing workplace effectiveness. She works with gender role conflicts, spiritual or inter-faith conflicts, and issues arising from systemic racism, discrimination, inequity and exclusion. Sarah also provides clinical supervision, organizational consultation, executive coaching, and customized trainings & workshops for a variety of clients. Sarah received her AB degree from Bryn Mawr College in 1985, and her Doctoral Degree from Columbia University in 1998.

Please note: Sarah's practice is full and she is not accepting new clients at this time.