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Mary Deitch, PsyD, JD |
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Dr. Deitch is the Director of the Extended Care Unit. In addition to her supervisory role, she works individually with clients as well as co-facilitating groups. Her areas of specialty include the treatment of offending behaviors and relapse prevention. Dr Deitch also consults outside of Keystone, working with trauma victims and victims of crime. |
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Nancy Roberts Willis, M.S.W.,LSW, CP |
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Nancy Roberts Willis, M.S.W.,LSW, CP, is a licensed social worker in Pennsylvania and a certified practitioner in psychodrama by the American Board of Examiners in Psychodrama, Sociometry and Group Psychotherapy. She facilitates groups at Keystone ECU for sexual addiction, Keystone Center for alcohol, drug and gambling addiction, and at the Renfrew Center for eating disorders. She maintains a private psychotherapy practice and has a special interest in women’s issues, trauma, and couple and family healing. |
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Victoria A. Ley M.S.W., L.C.S.W., CSAT |
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Victoria A. Ley, LCSW, CSAT has been working at the KeyStone Extended Care Unit as an individual and group therapist since 2006. She is a licensed Clinical Social Worker in Pennsylvania and a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist who earned her Master’s Degree in SOCIAL Work from Widener University. She is certified in trauma and child sexual abuse and dual diagnosis in populations across the life span. |
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Latoya Brooks, Ed.D, MA, CSAT-S, LCSW |
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Latoya earned a Masters of Arts degree in Human Sexuality and Family Life. She also completed her Masters of Social Work degree from Widener University. Latoya is also completing a Doctorate of Education at Widener University in Clinical Sexology. Latoya has been in the field of sexuality and health since 1999 and has presented several workshops at Professional conferences and Community agencies. Latoya’s professional interest includes developing and facilitating healthy sexuality workshops for individuals with sexually compulsive behaviors. Another professional interest includes providing professional trainings to clinicians and educators regarding client’s experiences of racism and oppression within clinical and educational settings and helping professionals develop skills for working with cultural and ethnic diversity. |
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Karen Martin, Family Therapist, MA |
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Karen Martin, an MA in counseling from the University of Connecticut 1981, has been at the Keystone Center since 2003 working with Adults, adolescents, dual diagnosis population and their family's. From 2008 to 2010 Karen was the Program Coordinator for the IPR Program which treats co-occuring disorders. Most recently Karen has taken a position as a family therapist at the Extended care Unit. Her training is in couples and family therapy with a special interest in trauma, sexual abuse and infidelity. |
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Benjamin Lief, PsyD |
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Benjamin Lief, MA is currently pursuing his doctorate in psychology at the Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology of Widener University. He received his Bachelor’s degree from Connecticut College in 1995. Mr. Lief’s primary interests include relational psychoanalytic theory and gender identity and behaviors therein. Prior to pursing his doctorate, Mr. Lief was a journalist for eight years. |
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Paul Greway |
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Paul Greway is the Extended Care Unit’s Intake Coordinator. He has worked in the Addiction field for the past thirteen years and has been employed at ECU for the past eleven years. During his tenure here, Paul has acquired a great deal of knowledge and understanding which serve him well in introducing the program to potential referral spources and in supporting potential clients. Paul facilitates groups on offending behaviors, addiction and trauma, relapse prevention and education groups on the twelve steps of recovery and the recovery process. |
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Milton Myers |
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Milton Myers worked with addicted persons, helping them deal with obsession and compulsion through Twelve Step programs since 1989.He also has been working with individuals with Developmental Mental Disabilities since 1996. Milton has training in Team Building, Peer to Peer Coaching, Spirituality, Group therapy, Conflict Resolution, Goal Preparation and Treatment Plan Development. He began working at the Keystone Extended Care Unit in 2005 after working as a Supervisor in a Community Living Arrangement, supervising eight staff and six mentally challenged individuals. Milton specializes in heart to heart one on ones with our clients, Twelve Step Recovery Groups, Addiction and Trauma Groups and Spirituality Groups. |
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Jen Rowe, MA |
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Jen Rowe has been working as a therapist at the ECU since 2008. Prior to that she worked in the KeyStone Center Drug and Alcohol program. She received her Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from West Chester University and her Bachelor’s degree in Communications from Northeastern University. She also completed a post-graduate training program in Gestalt Therapy at the Gestalt Institute of Philadelphia. Jen is trained in EMDR and has primary interest in working with trauma, Axis II disorders, and adult survivors of Sexual Abuse. Prior to becoming a therapist, Jen worked as an executive recruiter for several Fortune Top 50 Companies. She is also a former all-American athlete and College Coach. |
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Margaret E. Pratt |
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Margaret is a recent addition to the keystone ECU. She has a history of working with individuals with obsession and compulsion through 12 step programs since 1993. Prior to coming to Keystone, she was a mentor for recovering persons through her previous employers EAP department. Margaret also has experience working with individuals with Mental Disabilities ranging from autism to degenerative brain disorder. Currently she is working on her Associates in Applied Science degree (A.A.S.) in Human Services and addiction counseling. |
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