Doylestown Psychological Services, LLC (DPS) is partnered by Drs. Susan Kuczura and Kristen Dudley. DPS is unique among psychology practices because the majority of our clinicians are Doctorate Level Psychologists. Our psychologists adhere to the highest standards in the practice of psychology as deemed by American Psychological Association (APA) and have a significant collection of additional years of academics, internships, post-doctoral training, supervised training and continuing education credits. In addition to the highest level of training, we bring decades of experience in the field. Additionally our Master's level clinicians are LPC certified and have meet the highest standards in the field.
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Dr. Hannah Rawle
Post-Doctoral Therapist
Hannah Rawle Psy.D. is a graduate of Chestnut Hill College (Doctor of Clinical Psychology). She has experience working with young adults in college counseling settings, outpatient community mental health, individual and group therapy, psychoeducational presentations and workshops and psychological testing at both inpatient and outpatient clinics.
She is passionate about her work with adolescents and young adults and has both research and clinical interests related to the older adult population. Hannah works from a psychodynamic framework to gain an understanding of her client’s experiences and utilizes a variety of skill sets such as Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Mindfulness Techniques to help support treatment goals. She likes to focus on the ways in which family dynamics and history have impacted an individual’s current outlook on life, motivations, desires, struggles, and interpersonal relationships. Hannah provides a warm and supportive environment for the therapeutic relationship to blossom.
Dr. Roselyne Watkins
Psychologist
Dr. Roselyne Watkins has been a licensed psychologist for over 20 years and has been working in the field of mental health since 1989. She has provided diagnostic and therapeutic services to children, adolescents, families and individuals of all ages.
Dr. Watkins’ experience spans the inpatient (focus on adolescent and eating disorders), outpatient (both private and community based) and behavior medicine arenas. Her understanding of attachment and life span development as it is impacted by trauma and stress is central to her conceptualization of current symptom pictures. Dr. Watkins has had extensive training and experience in family therapy with an emphasis on mood, anxiety, and externalized behavioral disorders. She is certified as a Trauma Focused -Cognitive Behavioral Therapist Certified with children/caregivers.
Jessica Creidler, LPC
Therapist
Jessica Creidler is a Licensed Professional Counselor and holds a Master of Arts degree in Counseling from Arcadia University. Jessica has experience with children, children with autism, adolescents, and young adults. She has gained her experience working in behavioral health, Elementary Schools and Rosemont College's Counseling Center. Jessica has worked with clients individually as well as in group settings. She has experience working with concerns relating to anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, self-esteem and relationship challenges. Jessica brings a multi-cultural approach to her work and strongly believes in working collaboratively with her clients.
Dr. Meghan Devine
Psychologist
Meghan Devine, Psy.D., BCBA is a licensed psychologist, certified school psychologist, and board certified behavior analyst. She works primarily with children, teens, and their families specializing in evaluations. She holds a doctoral degree in School Psychology from St. John’s University with a concentration in Applied Behavior Analysis. Dr. Devine has over 7 years experience conducting evaluations in various settings including community-based clinics, residential treatment facilities, public schools, and private practices. She is passionate about psychological assessments and the integral role they play in identifying underlying causes of an individual’s difficulties and guiding treatment recommendations. Types of evaluations she conducts include psycho-educational, ADHD, gifted and talented, early admission to first grade, behavioral and emotional functioning.
Dr. Cindy McNevin
Psychologist
Cindy McNevin, Cindy McNevin, Ph.D. is a licensed psychologist (PA and NJ) with PSYPACT Authority to Practice Interjurisdictional Telepsychology (APIT) in PSYPACT participating states. She has worked with individuals in a variety of settings, including inpatient and outpatient hospitals, mental health centers, college counseling centers, developmental centers, and private practice. Dr. McNevin earned her doctorate in Counseling Psychology from University of Denver after receiving BA and MS degrees in Psychology from Lehigh University and Villanova University.
In addition to providing individual and group therapy, Dr. McNevin has 10+ years of experience supervising psychologists and psychology staff, providing psychological assessments, and consulting with other disciplines to provide comprehensive and individually focused holistic treatment.
Dr. McNevin sees adults, young adults, and adolescents while providing a collaborative and warm therapeutic approach with the understanding that trust and safety are essential in the counseling relationship. By utilizing an integrative framework, Dr. McNevin implements an individualized approach to treatment that is evidenced-based and adapted to the client’s distinctive characteristics, needs, and cultural values.
Specific areas of treatment and interest include anxiety, depression, women’s issues, relationship issues, grief, trauma, geriatric psychology, LGBTQ issues, and substance use. Dr. McNevin aims to enrich the client’s experience by helping the client to gain insight, build skills, and improve relationships and emotional wellness.
Dr. Sarah Babins
Post-Doctoral Therapist
Sarah Babins, Ph. D. M.Ed., is a full-time school counselor in Bucks County working towards her licensure in professional counseling. She earned a B.S. in Special Education, K-12 with a Spanish Minor from the Pennsylvania State University, a M.Ed. in counseling psychology from West Chester University, and her Ph.D. from Temple University in Educational Psychology. Dr. Babins worked for three years in private practice providing individual and group counseling to clients on the autism spectrum. During this time she provided her clients with social skills instruction, direct instruction, and family-based counseling. She has worked with a wide variety of students to address their needs, including students with a diagnosis of ASD, ADHD, ADD, OCD, ODD, and/or anxiety disorders. Additionally, Dr. Babins has facilitated group therapy in a safe-space and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) with adolescents and adults experiencing addiction. Dr. Babins is passionate about her research in school-based mental health and academic achievement, mindfulness, and psychoeducational practices in bridging the gap between mental health and student’s success in the school setting. Additionally, Dr. Babins has seven years experience working with students, K-12 sustaining Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBT) including but not limited to students with: concussions and those exhibiting the psychological “silent epidemic” social-emotional effects from brain injuries. Along with the social-emotional issues, the “return to learn”protocol and accommodations specific to each individual student is something she works on with the treatment team. Overall, Dr. Babins believes in the “client-centered” approach to counseling. It is essential to establish unconditional positive regard and empathy while fostering clients to resolve conflicts/behavioral changes; thus allowing for positive & healthy lifestyle changes to lead his/her best life.
Dr. Matthew L Kane
Post-Doctoral Therapist
Hi, I’m Matt! A therapist, author, and advocate, usually spotted with a slight smile and funky head nod that runs a tightrope to any beat between Kendrick Lamar and Isaac Hayes.
I place compassion at the core of my work. It is my belief that there are no wrong feelings, and my continual hope is to work with you to build a safe space where we can sit in the discovery of our authentic selves and be able to walk alongside each other toward your goals.
Additionally, I find social justice to be an inescapably interwoven piece of our work as therapists. Because of this, I practice acknowledging the presence and impact of various systems in your life, while mindfully listening to what you believe can be helpful in your journey towards liberation.
Dr. Adrianna Vernace
Post Doctoral Therapist
Adrianna Vernace, Ph.D has earned her doctorate in Counseling Psychology with an emphasis in Integrated Behavioral Health from New Mexico State University. She completed her doctoral internship at the Pennsylvania State University's Counseling & Psychological Services. She has experience working with individuals across the lifespan in university counseling centers, private practice, and community mental health clinics. She provides individual and group therapy, along with comprehensive psychological assessment (i.e., ADHD evaluations, personality assessments, diagnostic assessments).
Adrianna treats her clients with empathy and flexibility. She utilizes an integrative approach, including person-centered therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to help clients experience relief from their symptoms and foster meaningful change. She is passionate about working with teens, college students, and young adults facing anxiety, depression, disordered eating, body image concerns, ADHD, identity exploration, and conflicts in relationships. Adrianna's goal is to help clients feel comfortable and valued. She would be honored to be a part of your journey.