I am a psychologist licensed in the state of Pennsylvania and New Jersey and I am also a school psychologist, with more than two decades of experience working with children, adolescents, young adults, and families. I have worked with clients with a wide range of challenges including, but not limited to, autism spectrum disorders, rare genetic syndromes, medical issues, ADHD, learning disorders, eating disorders, relationship issues, social/coping/life skills deficits, anger management, various anxiety and mood disorders, self-esteem, trauma, LGBTQ, and parenting issues/concerns. I primarily utilize a cognitive-behavioral and mindfulness based approach to therapy, within a biopsychosocial framework. I am compassionate, open minded, and process oriented, but also solution focused and direct. I am a believer that everyone has the capacity to overcome challenges, no matter the circumstance.
You are not broken. You are breaking through…
Let’s do this… together!!!
Additional areas of focus: LGBT, Relationship issues, Family conflicts, Trauma and abuse, Self esteem, Bipolar disorder, Depression, Compassion fatigue
PA Psychologist PS019009
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Although we have only been working together for a short time, I have already come to look forward to my sessions with Dr. Lyons. Over the years, I have tried in-person counseling several times but I never felt any of those folks were a great "fit" for me and so eventually, I stopped trying. Dr. Lyons is a great mixture of thoughtful, receptive, and non-judgmental but also direct and upfront. I appreciate the years of experience she brings to our sessions and ultimately, I feel like I am in good hands when we are working together.
Written on Jun 17, 2020 after therapy with Lisa for 2 weeks on issues concerning relationship issues, and compassion fatigue