Eduardo A. Juarez, MA, LPC, NPT-C

"I treat people, not diagnoses.
Everyone has a story and I’m here to listen. It is my goal to allow people to explore their own psychology in a safe, comfortable environment."

About Me

I have been practicing counseling for the past 23 years in various capacities, beginning my career as a staff therapist with a community mental health center in Montgomery County. That job prepared me to work with a diverse population with various issues—it was the perfect place to begin to develop my own philosophies and views on counseling and working in a helping profession. 
 
Later, I worked at Penn State University as a full-time counselor specializing in working with disadvantaged low income adults and helping them access higher education. I also became a licensed professional counselor in my time there. I continued to practice with other mental health centers, as my career took me into an administrative role, overseeing business operations and supervising a small staff.

In 2017 I decided it was time to create my own vision: Arbol Professional Counseling. The vision is to help people achieve their greatest versions of themselves by clearing out a lot of the noise and shrubbery. I use cognitive-behavioral techniques, mindfulness strategies that include guided meditation, as well as existential and psychodynamic approaches to aid in self-discovery and heightened insight.

Amber Kromer, LPC

"I help my clients thrive by aiding them to identify their patterns and habits that interfere with their growth. I believe my job as a therapist is to empower you to improve your life."

About Me

My passion is helping people learn how to handle life changes successfully. I love seeing people grow and blossom as they overcome the challenges life throws their way. I help my clients thrive by aiding them to identify their patterns and habits that interfere with their growth.

I use a collaborative approach to identify your goals, and we work together so you can achieve them. My therapeutic style is person-centered and cognitive behavioral, so I am able to adapt my style to effectively work with a variety of people and issues. I believe my job as a therapist is to empower you to improve your life.

My professional experience began in 2002 and over the years I have worked with a variety of ages and areas of need. Today I focus on supporting adults who are struggling with emotional, behavioral, and adjustment issues, and who want to learn more effective ways to manage or improve their lives.

Brooke Cutler, MS, LPC

I received my Master’s of Science (MS) in Mental Health Counseling from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. I have experience working with children, adolescents and adults. I specialize in issues related to sexual development across the lifespan, anxiety, depression and trauma. I draw from mindfulness practices, expressive arts, strengths-focused and narrative therapies.

I am trained in evidence-based practices including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Primary Child-Adult Relationship Enhancement (PriCARE) and Problematic Sexual Behavior Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (PSB-CBT).

I believe that therapy creates a safe, non-judgmental  space for individuals and families to increase their awareness and empowerment.  

Aubri Smith, MA, Associate Professional Counselor

I specialize in helping children, teens, emerging adults, and families navigate their identity and mental wellness. My form of therapy is creative, collaborative, and takes into account that each client's experience is unique and therefore requires an individualized approach. In my sessions, I integrate art, play, and somatic exercises to enhance learning and the connection between the mind and body. 

I am an associate level clinician. I received my Masters of Arts in Counseling Psychology with a specialization in Social Justice and Community Counseling from Delaware Valley University.  I utilize an integrative approach that combines Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Positive Psychology, and Strengths-Based Counseling to help my clients reach their goals.  Areas of my expertise include addressing concerns of anxiety, depression, self-esteem, stress, trauma, emotional regulation, social skills, addiction, and identity exploration. In addition to working with children and their families, I work individually with adults who are looking to address trauma, improve mental health concerns, explore their own identities, and/or work on parenting skills. Being a queer neurodivergent individual myself, I know the struggles that one faces and thus feel strongly about advocating for and supporting individuals through their struggles by providing a safe space in counseling.

Prinjasi Das, M.Ed

I recently received my Master’s of Education in Counseling Psychology at Temple University and am pursuing my Doctorate in Psychology with a focus in Clinical Psychology at Chestnut Hill College. I will be continuing on as a staff therapist at Arbol professional Counseling and my work will focus on children, adolescents, and adults, on issues ranging from anxiety, depression, behavior management, and couples work.

My aim is to foster a constructive and enriching therapeutic experience that empowers individuals to achieve their unmet goals, set new objectives, and develop effective problem-solving skills while nurturing meaningful connections with others. Central to my approach is a person-centered and collaborative framework, leaning on cognitive behavioral strategies (CBT) which allows for tailored interventions for each client's unique needs. I am committed to creating a safe, supportive, and confidential environment where clients feel comfortable exploring their thoughts and emotions.