Meet Our Team

Ashley Flor, PsyD (she/her)

Dr. Flor is a licensed psychologist at Unleashed Counseling who works with her therapy dog, Frankie. She received her Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling from Kutztown University in 2014 and Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Immaculata University in 2020. Her academic training and clinical experience have contributed to her preference for person-centered, strength-based approaches, as well as a familiarity with evidenced-based approaches, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Dr. Flor has over 15 years of experience working directly with children, families, adolescents, and adults in a variety of roles. She has experience evaluating and treating individuals with a variety of presenting concerns, including addiction, anxiety, mood disorders, challenging personality traits, and neurodevelopmental differences.

Heather Engle, MA (she/her)

Heather started at Unleashed Counseling as a clinical intern until she received her Masters Degree in Clinical Counseling from Alvernia University and began seeing clients in May of 2022. She received her Bachelors Degree in Psychology from La Salle University in 2016 and has been a program leader at the Spring Valley YMCA since 2015 She is hoping to obtain her Doctorate in Child Psychology.

El Hyder Kim, LSW (they/them)

El is a licensed social worker who specializes in animal-assisted therapy and geek therapy. They obtained their Master of Social Services from Bryn Mawr Graduate School Of Social Work and Social Research. El is certified in Therapeutic and Applied Geek and Gaming (TAGG). They work with adolescents, adults, and families experiencing a range of concerns, including interpersonal difficulties, ADHD, trauma, anxiety and mood disorders. By incorporating the benefits of animal companionship and geek culture, El offers a creative and fun approach to therapy.

Jennifer Jubilee, LPC

Jennifer Jubilee is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the State of Pennsylvania. She received her Masters in Clinical-Counseling from La Salle University in May 2008. Jennifer has worked with various populations including people suffering from severe mental illness and depression. She has also worked with children in school settings as a counselor, working collaboratively with teachers and families to develop therapeutic interventions for children with behavioral and emotional illnesses. She has a strong passion for helping those in need and individualizes all therapy modalities and techniques to each specific client.

Olivia Kripak MS, CPS (she/her)

Olivia graduated from Prescott College with her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and an emphasis in addictions. Her passion lies within outdoor therapy and helping individuals use nature as a tool for healing. Through honoring each individual’s unique path to healing, Olivia hopes to aid clients who have experienced trauma, those struggling with anxiety or depression, and those who require more tools for emotion regulation and interpersonal exploration. In addition to providing services for Unleashed clients, Olivia is also a part of a team opening the first Peer Respite in Montgomery County.

Shannon Colgan, LPC (she/her)

Shannon is a licensed professional counselor who specializes in working with children, adolescents, and young adults with a wide range of concerns like anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, and life transitions. She uses a client-centered and collaborative style of therapy to create an empathetic, warm, and nonjudgmental safe space. She graduated from Kutztown University with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Master of Science in School Counseling.

Tate Boyer, LSW (they/them)

Tate is a Licensed Social Worker who received their Masters degree in Social Work from Widener University in 2022 and is currently working toward their License as a Clinical Social Worker. Their goal in therapy is to provide a safe and caring space where they can work together with clients as a team to accomplish goals toward a happier and healthier life. They use a strengths-based approach to provide non-judgmental and empathetic care using Motivational Interviewing, Narrative, Walk and Talk, and LGBTQ+ affirming therapy. They are passionate about serving adolescents, adults, and groups experiencing trauma, depression, anxiety, and addiction.

Our team of therapy animals includes Benji, Clover, Frankie and Penny (dogs) as well as Donut the rabbit. Therapy animals are different from Emotional Support Animals (ESA) and Service Animals (SA). They are trained to work with closely with a mental health professional who has completed an animal-assisted therapy course. Sometimes they do “directed interventions” which means they help clients practice therapeutic techniques taught by the counselor. Other times they do “non-directive interventions” which means the dog or rabbit comes up with their own idea (like playing, snuggling, or walking on the trail) and invites the client to join in. Animal-assisted therapy is a fun, creative alternative to traditional talk therapy!