Leslie Londré, LPC

Whether it be breaking familial cycles or learning to thrive in uncertain times, change is difficult. I would love to help you or your teen navigate those challenges. I blend a person-centered approach, where you set the goals and serve as the expert on your life experience, with evidence-based interventions personalized to your unique needs. I attune to the needs of client and family, to help work through growing pains and life transitions.
Life isn’t one size fits all and neither is therapy. I have a dynamic, active approach to therapy. I incorporate movement and athletics to connect the mind and body, as well as mindfulness and active problem-solving. I am passionate about learning new skills as I continue to grow professionally.
Accepted Insurance Plans: Capital Blue Cross, Geisinger, Medical Assistance, TRICARE (non-network provider, point-of-service fees apply), self-pay.
Pending: CHIP, Highmark, out-of-area BC/BS Plans, Quest, UPMC
SPECIAL INTERESTS
- Ages 10+
- Anxiety and mood issues
- Grief, loss, and trauma
- LGBTQIA
- Multiculturalism & Spanish-speaking families
THERAPY STYLE
I am an electic therapist, meaning that I use different therapy approaches depending on the client’s needs. I draw from:
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), including Trauma-Focused CBT
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
- Mindfulness
- Holistic therapy
CREDENTIALS
- Licensed Professional Counselor
- National Certified Counselor
- M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Shippensburg University
- Trained in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- U.S. Army Veteran
- Bilingual (fluent Spanish-speaker)
ON A PERSONAL NOTE
I am an Army veteran of 8 years. I grew up in central Pennslyvania and returned to the area after my time in the military. I have rescue pups and enjoy hiking with them whenever I get the chance. I revel in playing sports, spending time in nature, and exploring new places. When I’m not outside chasing pups or my daughter, I am inside cooking family recipes (or at least attempting to!). My community and the people in it are important to me and I look forward to contributing in any way.