Scheduling and Messaging Portal: Existing clients can send secure, private messages to Isaac, and can also schedule or cancel appointments by going to our CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS PORTAL. New clients must first contact our office to check availability of appointments.
Isaac is a licensed associate professional counselor who recently earned his master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Shippensburg University in May 2025. He also received his bachelor’s degree in Human Development and Family Science from Messiah University.
Isaac has a heart for supporting the emotional, psychological, and spiritual well-being of adolescents and young adults during a formative time in their lives. In his previous internships, Isaac served with Laurel Life in the Transition Classroom Program at Waynesboro Area Middle, supporting students in a therapeutic educational setting focused on leading and modeling behavioral and emotional regulation. Isaac also served for a year as a counseling intern at the Engle Center for Counseling and Health Services at Messiah University, providing individual counseling services to undergraduate students on campus.
Isaac has experience and is prepared to work with adolescence though mid-life adult clients dealing with concerns related to life transitions/adjustment and stressors, anxiety, depression, grief/loss, time management and procrastination, relationship issues, as well as issues related to unwanted sexual behavior and shame. With approval from the client, Isaac also has an interest in the incorporation of faith and spirituality into the counseling process.
In his free time, Isaac values being with his family and friends, being involved in and serving with his faith community, studying God’s Word, as well as running and exercise, listening to music, reading, and having good conversations at local coffee shops. Isaac also loves learning about new cultures, traveling, and trying new foods.
*** A Licensed Associate Professional Counselor (LAPC) is a mental health professional who has a master’s degree in counseling but is working toward full licensure. This provisional status allows them to provide counseling services, before they have completed all the required supervised clinical hours for independent practice. The term, Associate, signifies a temporary step in the licensing process, enabling new graduates to gain experience and complete their supervised clinical hours. While doing this, they spend 2 hours each week actively participating in individual and group supervision under the direction of a seasoned and licensed supervisor who is helping to guide them and grow their skills and experience. ***