Christina Snyder, LPC, PMH-C, CAI-I, CCTP

I am a licensed counselor (LPC) who specializes in co-occurring disorders, perinatal mental health and family interventions. I am also a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional and a certified ARISE Interventionist. My graduate studies were completed at Rosemont College where I obtained my degree in counseling psychology with a concentration in addictions. I have experience working in both the inpatient and outpatient settings in for-profit and nonprofit organizations in senior leadership roles. When not spending time with my family, I volunteer my time to my community. I'm equally passionate about training and providing clinical supervision to clinicians who are working towards licensure.
I founded Root to Recovery LLC because I have a personal passion for helping those in my community. I believe every individual deserves the ability to receive quality care. Every individual's story is unique, and it is important to work with someone who is willing to patiently walk through the journey with you.

Kaitlin McCaney, LCSW

The last few years have been a doozy and I’m here to say that there is hope. As a licensed clinical social worker, I practice from an empathetic, solution-focused, humanistic approach. My 13+ years of experience have taught me that therapy needs to be as unique as the person in front of me. I love working with children, teens, young
adults, families, and groups.
My training in ESFT aligns with my passion that everyone has inherent strengths and a deep resiliency. I utilize CBT techniques, play therapy interventions, mindfulness, and trauma-focused approaches. I am committed to creating a welcoming and shame-free space. I am passionate about helping you participate in healthy relationships, own your feelings, and communicate your needs in a meaningful way. I’m ready to partner with you to improve your day-to-day in a tangible way.

Joseph Tedesco, LPC

I am a licensed professional counselor in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania. I graduated from Drexel University with my bachelors in Psychology in 2013 and Rider University with my masters in Mental Health Counseling in 2017. I have experienced training in trauma informed care, family systems therapy (ESFT) and Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT). I have 10 plus years of experience working in hospital, residential and outpatient settings with populations varying from children to late adults with mental health and substance abuse issues. My goal as a clinician is to help my patients be the best person they can be by navigating through life stressors within their control.

Tamie Gangloff, M.A. MFT

Tamie is an MFT, clinical outreach professional and is an adjunct professor at West Chester University of PA, teaching Eating Disorder Psychology to undergraduate and graduate students. Tamie has worked at all levels of care, for eating disorders and substance abuse, including inpatient, residential, PHP, IOP, and private practice. Tamie has experience working with adolescents, adults and families in the treatment of eating disorders. She completed her Master’s in Clinical Psychology at Antioch University Santa Barbara. She is President of Southwest Philly IAEDP and a group leader for the National Alliance for eating disorders. Tamie is a clinician with lived experience and utilizes her personal and professional experience, with compassion, to help her clients. In her free time – she trains in obstacle course racing, has a zoo of animals at home and loves to spend time outdoors with family and friends.

Brandon Snyder