We offer individual, couples, teen, and group counseling , both in-person and virtual across Pennsylvania. Whether you are navigating a life transition, exploring long-standing patterns, or seeking deeper connection with yourself or others, we offer therapy that’s individualized, relational, and grounded in both clinical training and in compassion and warmth. Our approach is trauma-informed, identity-affirming, and neurodivergent-affirming, blending relational, somatic, and evidence-based practices. Click to learn more about Our Services.

We support a wide range of experiences, as our counselors come from various professional and training backgrounds, including anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, neurodivergence, relationship challenges, grief, life transitions, and the quieter, harder-to-name “something’s not right” feelings. Whether what you are carrying is acute or long-standing, we are here to help you find clarity, resilience, and wholeness. For more information about specialties and concerns experienced working with. Kate Keith, LCSW: Anxiety, Trauma & PTSD, Relationship conflict, Stress, Childhood trauma, Relational trauma, Communication issues, Anger management, Chronic pain, Codependency, Coping skills, Comorbid disorders, Depression, Divorce, Domestic abuse & violence, Family conflict, First Responders, Life transitions, Marital and premarital, Parenting, Friendships, Self-esteem, Sleep or insomnia, Women's issues Brielle Smith, LPC: Anxiety, Stress, Relationship conflict, ADHD & ASD, Men's Issues, Depression, Life transitions, Burnout, LGBTQIA+ issues, Trauma & PTSD, Childhood trauma, Identity exploration, Communication issues, Work-life balance, Grief & loss, Shame/guilt, Sleep issues & insomnia, Sexuality, Perfectionism, Self-harm, Coping skills, Academic concerns, Sports performance, Emotional overwhelm & regulation, Attachment issues, Porn addiction, Substance use Lauren Wismer, LPC: Coming soon!

Coyote Counseling is located at 237 W Lancaster Ave, Devon, PA 19333, in the heart of Devon along Lancaster Avenue. Our office offers a calm, private, and thoughtfully designed space to settle in and focus on meaningful work. Parking is available and free on-site, making it easy to arrive and settle in for your session. If you have any questions about directions or accessibility, we’re happy to help. Contact us click here.

The first session is a chance for us to get to know each other and begin understanding what brings you in. We will talk about what has been going on in your life, what feels important to you, and what you hope to get out of therapy. Your therapist may ask some questions about your background, current challenges, and any relevant history to get a fuller picture of your experience, so we can support you in a way that fits your needs and begin shaping goals together. You can share at a pace that feels comfortable for you, there is space for both conversation and questions. We will also talk about how we work, answer any questions you have, and begin identifying what support might look like moving forward. Many clients leave the first session with a clearer sense of direction and what the process can offer. What the process can look like: Getting to know you → Building understanding of patterns and challenges → Setting goals together → Practicing new skills and perspectives → Ongoing reflection and adjustment

Our therapists are committed to ongoing training, consultation, and self-reflective practice. We stay connected to current research in evidence-based practices and trauma-informed modalities. Just as we ask clients to move at a pace that honors their nervous systems, we ask the same of ourselves. We engage in: Regular supervision and peer consultation Continuing education and specialty trainings Somatic, reflective, and grounding practices Ethical and professional guidelines, and community accountability A culture of humility, curiosity, and ongoing learning We believe that therapists can only take clients as far as they are willing to go themselves, so we prioritize our own growth, regulation, and integrity.

Yes, our team is trained in a blend of relational, trauma-informed, identity-affirming, and evidence-based approaches. Specific backgrounds on our team may include training in: Psychodynamic and trauma work Attachment- and relationship-based approaches Emotion-focused and experiential therapies Neurodivergent-affirming frameworks LGBTQIA+ affirming care Grief, identity, and life-transition work Inner child/parts work While each therapist has their own expertise, we share a commitment to care that is attuned, adaptive, and deeply human. Click here for more about "Our Pack" and their training and specialties.