Meet Our Caring, Professional Therapists

Our therapy team offers a range of services for adolescents, couples and adults 6 days a week. From trauma, depression, anxiety, pregnancy/postpartum, addiction, practicing mindfulness, and more. We appreciate that entering into therapy takes courage and requires some vulnerability.

The goal for our team is to support you on your journey in a holistic way (mind-body-spirit-social). We know that different styles and approaches work for different people, at different points in their life. Our approach ranges from supportive, skills-focused, experiential and focusing on patterns in relationships. Give us a call and our team can help you find the right match.

​ Jamie, our intake coordinator, is usually available Monday to Friday. We try to return calls and emails within 1 business day.  When you complete our new client form you can schedule a time to chat with Jamie if that would be supportive.

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Taryn Chase, MA, LPC, LCADC

Works with adolescents, adults and couples.  Pronouns: she,/her,/hers. Trans and queer affirming. Kink/ENM affirming.
Licensed professional counselor. Licensed Alcohol and drug counselor. Clinical Director.
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Taryn is dedicated to guiding individuals on their journey towards a more profound connection with themselves, both mentally and physically. She is committed to empowering individuals to live authentically in alignment with their true selves. Employing an integrative and eclectic therapeutic approach, Taryn draws from methods such as Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Emotion Freedom Technique (Tapping), along with holistic practices like aromatherapy. This allows her clients to deepen their self-awareness and enhance their overall well-being.
Central to Taryn's practice is the belief in educating clients about the interconnectedness of their nervous systems and the physical expressions of their emotional experiences. She approaches addiction and related behaviors with a harm reduction or abstinence-based strategy, tailored to match each client's recovery objectives.
Specializing in gender-affirmative care, Taryn provides support for individuals seeking authenticity in their gender identity, sexual orientation, and diverse relationship structures. Currently pursuing the Sexual Health Certification Program at the University of Michigan with a concentration in Sex Therapy, she is dedicated to enhancing her knowledge and expertise in this field.
Drawing from her extensive experience, Taryn has facilitated the growth and healing of children, adolescents, and adults from various backgrounds. Her areas of expertise include self-esteem, ADHD and neurodivergence, substance use and addiction, stress management, relationship challenges, and women's issues. A graduate of Towson and Rider Universities, she also offers supervision to provisionally licensed clinicians within the practice.
In network with: Horizon BCBS, Unitedhealthcare and Aetna. Daytime and evening openings virtually and in person.

Aracely Reyes, MSW, LCSW

​Works primarily with adults. Pronouns: she/her/hers.  
Aracely graduated with her Masters in Social Work From Rutgers University in 2014. With over five years of experience at the Princeton House Women's Program, she has developed a deep expertise in supporting individuals through trauma recovery, mood disorders, anxiety, grief, postpartum challenges, and more.
Her approach to therapy is rooted in empathy, collaboration, and evidence-based practices, making sure clients feel understood and empowered. Aracely is particularly skilled in helping clients move beyond symptoms, reconnecting them with their true selves and encouraging them to live fully and authentically. She has worked across various treatment settings, supporting individuals with self-injurious behaviors, addiction, trauma, and suicidality.
Trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Aracely integrates this powerful approach into her practice, emphasizing emotional regulation and mindfulness. She believes in the importance of mind-body connection, becoming an ally to one's nervous system, and tailoring healing strategies to each individual’s unique needs. Aracely fosters a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients can explore their experiences, develop effective coping strategies, and regain a sense of control over their lives. She is driven by a deep belief in the resilience of the human spirit.
In network: Horizon BCBS, Unitedhealthcare, Aetna. Telehealth only. Daytime openings.

Haley Zelaya, MA, LAC

Works with adolescents and adults.  Pronouns:  she/her/hers. Bilingual (English and Spanish)​ 
Haley is a Bilingual Licensed Associate Counselor (LAC) who graduated from The College of New Jersey with a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Haley strives to treat individuals with talk therapy integrating the mind and body. Haley is comfortable providing services in English and Spanish to allow more individuals access to quality care and support people of different ethnic and cultural identities which include but are not limited to, first-generation Latin American college students. She is confident in approaching cultural and social norms such as parentification and generational trauma. Haley believes in mindfulness practices such as breathing exercises, thought awareness, guided imagery, and inner child healing for individuals with several social identities. She believes in providing queer affirming, neurodivergent affirming and culturally affirming care. Haley provides a safe and comforting space for  individuals with neurodiversity, depressive episodes, anxiety symptoms, mood disorders, trauma, and emotional distress.  She sees people from age 9 through adulthood. She is being supervised by Taryn Chase, LPC, LCADC and accepts sliding fee scale rather than insurance that can be submitted for out of network benefits.  Horizon is submitted as in network. Sees clients virtually and in person. No openings at this time.

Kristine Aguilar, MSW, LCSW

Works with adults.  Pronouns:  she/her/hers.  Licensed Clinical Social Worker.
​​Sex Positive and Queer, Poly, and Kink friendly. 
Kristine is a licensed clinical social worker who received her MSW from Rutgers University - New Brunswick School of Social Work and her postgraduate certification in Sex Therapy from Council for Relationships in Philadelphia. She is intensively trained in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) and trained in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Kristine worked at Penn Medicine Princeton House Behavioral Health for over 10 years in the Adult Program, Adolescent Program, and Women’s Trauma Programs. She has extensive experience in treating anxiety and mood disorders, trauma/PTSD, substance abuse, eating disorders, self harm, and sexual dysfunction with adults and adolescents. Her approach is holistic, incorporating mind, body and spirit in her clinical work.
In network with Horizon BCBS and Aetna.  Telehealth only. Daytime openings 

Abigail (Abi) Rayner, MSW, LSW

Works with adolescents and adults.  Pronouns:  she/her/hers. 
​Abi is a licensed social worker dedicated to creating a compassionate space where individuals can heal from trauma, develop emotional regulation skills, and build authentic connections with themselves and others. She is committed to meeting clients exactly where they are in their journey, using evidence-based interventions delivered with warmth and cultural humility. Abigail draws from Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), trauma-informed care principles, and addiction counseling methodologies. She brings expertise in helping clients navigate trauma, addiction, ADHD symptoms, and/or OCD challenges in teen and adult years. She enjoys working with individuals and families. She obtained her Masters in Social Work from Rutgers University.  Abigail speaks intermediate Spanish and welcomes clients from diverse cultural backgrounds. She believes in the power of storytelling and connection, drawing from her experience as an author of children's books that address grief, social challenges, and emotional wellness.  She is being supervised by Kristine Aguilar, LCSW and accepts sliding fee scale rather than insurance that can be submitted for out of network benefits.  Horizon is submitted as in network. Openings are daytime, in person and virtually.

Nadira Keaton, MS, LPC, LCADC, ACS, NCC

Works primarily with adults and couples.  Pronouns:  she/her/hers.
Nadira is a licensed professional counselor as well as alcohol and drug counselor with over 17 years experience.  She is dedicated to helping others transform their lives and optimize their potential.  She offers an individualized approach to instill hope and empower clients to overcome life's challenges.  Various modalities are used such as Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Trauma Informed and Mindfulness based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), EMDR, relational therapy, creative expressive therapy, and person centered therapy.  Additionally she is trained in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy (mind-body approach to trauma and attachment issues) and incorporates Nutritional and Integrative Medicine as a holistic approach to treatments clients with complex trauma/ptsd.  This is done in an empathic, safe, and non-judgmental environment.  She earned a Master of Science degree in Christian Counseling from Philadelphia Biblical University.  She is also a certified domestic violence/sexual assault advocate; trauma specialist, pastoral and grief/bereavement counselor.   
In network with Horizon BCBS and Aetna.  No current openings. 

Nathalie Edmond, PsyD, RYT-500| Founder and Director

 Works with adults and couples. Pronouns:  she/her/hers.  Trans and Queer affirming. 
Licensed clinical psychologist and an experienced trauma informed yoga/meditation teacher.
Dr. Edmond attended Rutgers for undergraduate and graduated with her doctorate from Wright State University School of Professional Psychology in 2003.  She was director of Princeton House Women's Program for 7 years where she implemented evidenced based practices such as Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Seeking Safety (Trauma and Addiction) and Sensorimotor (Mind-Body approach with an emphasis on how early childhood experiences impact how we are in relationships).  She is also trained in a variety of evidenced based practices such as EMDR, couples therapy, Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) and CBT for Insomnia. 
Dr. Edmond is passionate about infusing mind body spirit approaches into her clinical work as well as a social justice perspective that identifies the importance of race, ethnicity, class, body size, sexual orientation, age, gender, religion and abilities in our lives.  Her guiding principle is building mindfulness and embodiment, noticing patterns, and empowering people to move towards their liberation.  ​She worked at Princeton University and other college counseling centers.  Clinically, she specializes in addressing racial trauma and other forms of oppression, couples therapy and addressing issues in midlife, particularly for women and non-binary individuals.
Nathalie is owner and founder of Mindful and Multicultural Counseling fulfilling her dream of making mindfulness and mental health resources accessible to more of the community. She is author of the book "Mindful Race Talk: Building literacy, fluency and agility".  Check out her website for more information about her consultations, workshops and antiracism revolution online membership community: www.drnatedmond.com/
​Dr. Edmond has limited availability for couples and primarily does telehealth during the week or Saturday mornings in person/virtual.  In network with Horizon BCBS and Medicare.

Could Our Counseling Team Be a Fit For You?

Services Provided:
Individual Therapy
Couples Therapy
Family Therapy
Group Therapy
Online ​Telehealth Sessions
Supervision
Consultation
Presentations
Yoga
Mindfulness Meditation

Experts in Addressing:
Depression
Anxiety
Trauma/PTSD
Relationship Issues
Life Transitions
​Grief
LGBTQ+
​People of Color
Adolescent Issues
Young Adult Stressors

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​Postpartum
CBT for Insomnia
Addiction
Sexuality
Self-Harm Behavior
Binge Eating/Bulimia
Borderline Personality Disorder

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We accept most Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield insurances, Unitedhealthcare and Aetna.
Self-pay rates range from $75 to $250 depending on type and length of therapy service.
We can help you submit for out-of-network benefits.