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Mission
FairView
is a play therapy and counseling center with the focus of
helping people of all ages work through the issues and
problems of everyday life. These include but are not
limited to: grief, separation/ divorce, violence, trauma,
as well as parent/child and school-related issues.
We believe that healthy children, families, and adults
create a healthy community.
Meet
Our Therapists
We
are proud to introduce our newest therapist!
Marlelle
A. Fromuth, LCSW, RPT
Marlelle is a Registered Play Therapist and holds a Master’s
Degree in Social Work from Temple University, as well as a
Master’s Degree in Education from Alvernia College. She
has experience working in a variety of settings including
hospitals, mental health agencies and the Berks County
schools, (grades K-12.) Marlelle’s interests include
working with children who have the educational labels of
Learning Disability, Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD and
Emotional Disorders. She is also specifically trained in
providing counseling to victims of Child Abuse, Domestic
Violence, and Trauma, and provides Critical Incident
Stress Management.
Kathryn
B. Davis, Psy.D
Kayte
is a graduate of Widener University where she received
both her Master’s and Doctoral degrees in Clinical
Psychology.
Throughout her academic and professional career,
she has worked intensely with children, adolescents and
adults addressing anxiety, depression, family discord,
social skill development, bullying, and anger and behavior
management.
She has worked in public and private schools,
long-term care facilities, residential treatment
facilities, and medical and psychiatric hospitals.
She uses an eclectic, but client-centered approach
when working with individuals in the context of their
family and academic systems.
Kayte is a member of the Philadelphia
Neuropsychological Society, Pennsylvania Psychological
Association and the American Psychological Association.
Elizabeth
W. Gonzalez, L.P.C., R.P.T.
Beth is the founder of
FairView Counseling. A graduate of Moore College of
Art with a bachelor's degree in Fine Arts, Beth holds a
master's degree in counseling psychology from Immaculata
College. Combining both her creativity and
counseling background, Beth went on to study Play Therapy
at the Family Play Therapy Center, Inc. in Philadelphia.
She has completed over 150 hours of post graduate
instruction and over 2000 hours working with children as
required by the Association for Play Therapy, Inc. to
become a Registered Play Therapist. Beth's primary
approach to working with children is child-centered Play
Therapy in a family context. She believes that every
child and every teen needs to have a voice in order to
build healthy families and healthy communities. Beth
is a member of the Association for Play Therapy, Inc., the
Pennsylvania Psychological Association, the American
Counseling Association, and the International Dyslexia
Association.
Barbara
Coldren Silverberg, L.C.S.W., R.P.T.-S.
Barbara
received her master's degree in Social Work from Marywood
University in 1998. Barbara is a Licensed Clinical
Social Worker and Registered Play
Therapist and Supervisor. Her major area of interest
is children and the adults they become.
Barbara particularly focuses on the effects of
family, attachment, and trauma across the lifespan.
Her orientation is Humanistic*, believing in the innate
and unique strength of each individual. In
working with clients of all ages Barbara uses skills
learned through extensive training in Gestalt Therapy,
Sand Tray Therapy, EMDR, Play Therapy, Filial Therapy,
and Theraplay.
Barbara is a member of NASW (the National Association
of Social Workers), EMDRIA (Eye Movement
Desensitization and Reprocessing International
Organization), GTIP (the Gestalt Therapy Institute
of Philadelphia), and APT (the Association for
Play Therapy). Barbara's particular areas of
interest are trauma, attachment, abuse, anxiety, and
depression in adults and children.
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*For
further definitions on therapy types, please see our
Services page. For web
site information about these therapies, or for links
to specific organizations mentioned, please
reference our Resources
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