Dr. Daniel Werner received his M.A. and Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the Illinois School of Professional Clinical Psychology, and earned his undergraduate degree in psychology from Kutztown University. In addition to private practice, he is an adjunct professor of psychology at Moravian College and Lehigh University. He has served as the Alcohol and Drug Counselor at Lehigh University, and provided group and individual therapy in the Lenape Valley Foundation's partial hospitalization program. Previously, he worked at MacNeal Hospital and Madden Mental Health Center in Illinois. Dr. Werner has certification in sexual dysfunction treatment from Loyola University Medical Center. His training and expertise in hypnotherapy have been recognized by the National Board for Certified Clinical Hypnotherapists.


Clinical specialties include, but are not limited to:

• Assessment and Treatment of ADHD and Learning Disabilities
  
  

• Stress/Anxiety
  
  

• Depression
  
  

• Sexual Dysfunction
  
  

• Marital/ Relationship problems
  
  

• Adolescent Development
  
  

• Drug and Alcohol Abuse
  
  

• Hypnotherapy
  
  

• Anger Management
  
  

Dr. Katja M. Spradlin received her Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Lehigh University, and earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology and English/Technical and Professional Writing from the University of South Florida in Tampa. She received her clinical training at Jacobi Medical Center in New York City, where she completed major rotations in adult clinical outpatient and inpatient treatment as well as substance abuse treatment. Dr. Spradlin also completed rotations in psychiatric consultation and liaison services to medical and surgical hospital units, and provided psychological testing and auricular acupuncture to hospital patients. In addition to private practice, she provides services as a mobile therapist and behavior specialist consultant for Youth Advocate Programs, Inc. in Berks County. In this capacity, she works with children and families with a broad range of individual and systemic challenges, including ADHD, Autism, emotional problems, learning disabilities, and behavioral problems. Dr. Spradlin previously served as counseling supervisor at Centennial School of Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, where she developed and led the counseling program and conducted Functional Behavior Analyses and designed individualized intervention plans for children with severe behavioral and emotional disorders. Dr. Spradlin has also served as college counselor at Lehigh University and Kutztown University in Pennsylvania, and has acted as Director of the Paraprofessional Counseling Services at the University of South Florida in Tampa.