Pathways Counseling Services, LLC (717) 263-7758

Counselors

Deann Blankenship Sanders MS, LPC, RPT-S

Deann Blankenship Sanders has over 30 years of experience in the mental health field and has spent the past 25 years working at Pathways (took over ownership in 2006). She received a Bachelor of Arts in psychology from Susquehanna University in 1992, and a Master's of Science in clinical psychology from Millersville University in 1996. In addition, Deann became a Licensed Professional Counselor in 2005 and a Registered Play Therapist Supervisor in 2011. Her clinical interests include working with adults and children with an emphasis on children's issues and problems. Recently, Deann has started doing co-parenting training as an adjunct piece to her work with children of complicated divorce. Deann has training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Behavior Modification, Child-Centered Play Therapy, Filial Therapy, and Family Play Therapy. When Deann is not at Pathways, she enjoys with being her family which consists of her supportive husband, two very busy children (ages 21 and 15), two grandmother's and pets Lady and Cortez. Deann and her family love watching soccer, kayaking, riding bikes, traveling, and listening to music.

Keri Goshorn, MS, LPC

Keri Goshorn started working at Pathways in 2009. She received a BS in Psychology from Kutztown University in 2004 and a MS in Community Counseling from Shippensburg University in 2007. Keri is a national board certified counselor and she is licensed as a professional counselor. Keri has a variety of experiences working with a wide range of populations. She has worked with individuals in an inpatient drug and alcohol facility, a secure treatment facility for juvenile sex offenders and habitual violent offenders, a group home setting for the severely mentally ill, the truancy division through Children and Youth Services, Wraparound/BHRS services, and several outpatient community mental health facilities. Keri's clinical interests include depression, anxiety, self-esteem, trauma, adjustment, stress management, etc. Keri's theoretical approach is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, but she draws from other theories depending on the needs of the clients she serves. Keri has training in doing EMDR therapy. She also works with transgender adults going through transitioning. Keri's personal interests include: running, swimming, watching football, and spending time with family and friends.

Corey L. Alleman, LMFT

Corey is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who joined Pathways Counseling Services in May 2010. He provides psychotherapy for individuals, couples and families. Corey specializes in helping clients work through troubled relationships, family problems, anxiety, depression, and other difficult struggles. He believes that all people grow and change. In psychotherapy with Corey, clients come to better understand their stories, helping them strengthen and construct their identities. Realizing how their past has helped shape them, empowers clients to become who they want to be. Corey earned his Master of Divinity Degree at Palmer Theological Seminary in Philadelphia. He served as an intern for the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania in crisis and interfaith chaplaincy work. Corey completed a Post-Masters Certificate in Couples and Family Therapy at the Council for Relationships in Philadelphia.

Leah Akers, AA

Leah Akers takes great pleasure in being the Office Manager at Pathways Counseling Services. She enjoys interacting with new people each day and with our wonderful group of therapists. Leah believes in the power of positive change through therapy and enjoys being part of a group working towards these goals. In her free time, you’ll find her in the garden, spending time with her kids, reading or making art.

Scott Keller, LCSW

Scott Keller graduated from Millersville University in 2000 with his Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work, and from West Chester University in 2004 with his Master’s Degree in Social Work. Scott has been licensed as a Clinical Social Worker since 2009. His specialties include working with children, adolescents, teenagers, and families. Scott has also provided couples counseling and therapy to young adults. Scott has experience providing therapy in residential, school, home, and church settings. He has helped children in foster care, adoptive youth, and juvenile offenders. Many of the families Scott has provided services to include parents struggling with behavioral problems that need assistance developing parenting skills. Scott has helped many family types including two parent, single parent, adoptive, blended, and divorced families. Scott has provided therapy for clients diagnosed with Conduct Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, and Substance Abuse Disorders. He has received professional training in Cognitive Behavioral Treatment, Motivational Interviewing, Suicide Assessment, Grief and Loss, Substance Abuse, Child Abuse Prevention, and faith based counseling. During Scott’s career he has been promoted to positions of leadership, managing individuals and teams of therapists and facilitated therapy in individual, group, and family settings.

John Morton, MA, LPC

John Morton John loves seeing lives being changed. This happens through equipping individuals with the tools they need to gain greater control of their thoughts and emotions, so that they can achieve their goals and overcome obstacles in their lives. These outcomes can be achieved by utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, which is based on the principle that “As a man thinks, so he is.” John also utilizes EMDR to treat trauma and other emotionally distressful situations. In addition he specializes in Christian-based counseling.

John is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Master’s Degree in Professional Counseling from Liberty University. He has experience with many different cultures and backgrounds which enables him to help individuals heal emotionally, reach their potential, and enjoy healthy relationships.

John and his wife have 3 children, and they enjoy a variety of outdoor activities as a family.

Ann Thompson

Ann is a Licensed Professional Counselor and is Board Certified by the National Board of Certified Counselors. She obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in Human Development and Family Studies from Penn State and her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Shippensburg University where she earned membership in the Professional Honor Society, Chi Sigma Iota. Ann also has an Associate Degree in Physical Therapy. She enjoys working with people to help them overcome any obstacles that inhibit their mental health. She is skilled in working with both children and adults and enjoys both equally. She sees counseling as a journey and individuals being on different areas of their path. She will work with them to get to the place where they wish to be. She sees each client as a very valuable individual with considerable worth and helps them to see themselves this way. She uses a holistic approach so that every aspect of the client is revealed and worked on as needed.

She uses a strength based approach to empower clients. She works with Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, OCD, Trauma, Eating Disorders, Gender Issues and individuals of family members with Personality Disorders. She is trained in TF-CBT and is working to be certified as a Trauma specialist with both adults and children.

Bethany Goshorn LPC, NCC

Bethany Goshorn graduated from Shippensburg University with her Master's Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in May of 2020. Prior to this, she received her Bachelor's degree from Shippensburg University in 2009 in Psychology with a minor in Gerontology. Bethany is a national board certified counselor and she is licensed as a professional counselor in the state of Pennsylvania. Bethany has experience working with adolescents, in a college setting, and at a variety of locations working with adults. Her interests include (but are not limited to) working with individuals through issues of grief and loss, depression, anxiety, stress management, trauma, faith/spirituality, etc. She has focused additional training on working with the older population (ages 60 above) as this is a special interest of hers. Bethany is trained in EMDR and became an EMDRIA certified therapist as of January 2026. She values each client’s experience of counseling and strives to create a safe and supportive therapeutic environment from which clients can achieve their goals.

Robi-Lyn Truglio, MC, LPC

Robi-Lyn Truglio received her Master of Counseling from Arizona State University. Her undergraduate degree is in Elementary Education. She also received a specialization in School Counseling. She has experience working in clinical and school settings with children, adults, and families. Additionally, she has training and experience working with medically complex children. Robi-Lyn is a licensed professional counselor. She is also working toward becoming a certified play therapist.

Robi-Lyn works with children and adults of all ages. Her specialty is working with children. She believes that each child is a unique person. She looks forward to getting to know each child and adult that she counsels. Robi-Lyn enjoys helping clients see their strengths.

Robi-Lyn has ten years of homeschooling experience. She has been married for twenty years and has five children. She enjoys reading, watching movies, and playing games with her family. Can schedule weekend and virtual appointments.

Abbie Stine, MS

Abbie graduated from Shippensburg University with a Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in May 2026. Prior to earning her master's degree, she received a Bachelor's degree in Human Development and Family Studies from Penn State in December 2022.

Abbie has experience working in both inpatient and outpatient settings, supporting individuals facing substance use concerns, trauma, and a wide range of mental health challenges. She is passionate about creating a welcoming, supportive environment and is committed to helping clients work toward their personal goals. Abbie welcomes the opportunity to work with individuals of all ages, as well as families and couples.

When she's not working, Abbie enjoys traveling, spending time with family and friends, reading, and snuggling with her two cats.

Amy C. Grimes, LSW

Amy Grimes specializes in counseling for women who are experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, low self-worth, relationships issues, divorce, life transitions, trauma, work/career stress, and other personal or circumstantial issues. Amy uses evidence-based techniques including CBT, ACT, and Solution-Focused Therapy.

For women seeking Christian counseling, Amy uses these techniques from a biblical perspective to help clients draw on their faith throughout their counseling experience. Amy helps women cultivate peace, joy, faith, and confidence while working toward their unique goals for therapy.

Amy has spent over 15 years in the mental health field after earning her Bachelor’s in Social Work from Eastern Mennonite University in 2000. She earned her Master’s in Social Work from The University of Tennessee in 2018. Amy is a licensed social worker currently working towards obtaining her Pennsylvania LCSW clinical licensure.

Amy is inspired by women who are willing to face those hard areas of life in order to work toward healing and growth. She enjoys meeting clients where they are to walk alongside them on their journey toward wellness. She uses a collaborative approach that draws on the client’s unique strengths, experience, and interests to work with the client to formulate goals and create plans for reaching those goals.

When not working, Amy enjoys baking with sourdough, reading, crafting, and spending time with her daughter, family, and friends.

Tim Davis, PsyD

Dr. Davis is a clinical neuropsychologist and native of Chambersburg. He completed his doctoral degree in clinical psychology at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2008. Later, in 2014, he completed a two-year postdoctoral fellowship in neuropsychology at the University of California, Davis Medical Center. He greatly appreciated the opportunity to train in their Alzheimer’s Disease Center, where he gained valuable experience evaluating different forms of dementia. Dr. Davis also served on active-duty status in the USAF for ten years, first as a psychologist and then as a neuropsychologist. After leaving the service, he completed neuropsychological evaluations at the Veterans Administration for five years. Presently, however, Dr. Davis is very much enjoying the opportunity to focus on his passion, which is conducting neuropsychological evaluations with older adults.

Heather Scarbrough

Heather is Board Certified by the National Board of Certified Counselors. She obtained her Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Shippensburg University and her Master's degree in Marriage, Couples and Family Counseling from Messiah College, where she earned membership in the Professional Honor Society Chi Sigma Iota. She works with clients with a variety of mental health backgrounds.

Heather has a specific desire to help couples, families and individuals within the family system to learn to live their best lives and to have their best relationships. She brings both inpatient and outpatient experience as well as twenty-five years of homeschooling experience. As a SYMBIS Facilitator, she can provide an in-depth, evidence based premarital assessment to guide counseling so that couples can begin their marriage journey well prepared.

She has experience helping individuals and families navigate and understand addiction and recovery. She enjoys partnering with people to treat co-occurring disorders. Navigating guilt, shame, loss, trust issues, co-dependent relationships, family dysfunction and the unhealthy roles individuals take on are topics often explored in session.

Her approach to therapy recognizes that as humans, we sometimes we get stuck and need a little help getting "unstuck." As humans, we tend to do the same things over and over again, even when they are not working. Her strengths lie in identifying unhelpful patterns and helping to adjust those patterns. Preferred therapeutic approaches include Motivational Interviewing, Gottman Couples Therapy, Solution Focused Brief Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Structural Family Therapy.

When not working, Heather spends time with her family, a Great Pyrenees, and friends. She enjoys being outside, cooking, reading, listening to music, and engaging in volunteer work mentoring youth.

Nicole Donovan, MS

Nicole Donovan is a pre-licensed professional therapist with a foundation in trauma-informed care and experiential approaches to healing. She holds both a bachelor’s and master’s degree from Shippensburg University and has extensive experience working in community mental health settings, supporting individuals navigating trauma, substance use, and complex mental health challenges.Nicole Donovan is a pre-licensed professional therapist with a foundation in trauma-informed care and experiential approaches to healing. She holds both a bachelor’s and master’s degree from Shippensburg University and has extensive experience working in community mental health settings, supporting individuals navigating trauma, substance use, and complex mental health challenges.

Nicole’s therapeutic approach integrates somatic therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Gestalt therapy, with an emphasis on helping clients build awareness, emotional regulation, and meaningful change. She values creating a collaborative and grounded therapeutic relationship where clients feel supported in exploring their experiences at their own pace.

Outside of her clinical work, Nicole enjoys hiking, spending time with her dogs, and caring for her horses. She is passionate about fostering a restorative and compassionate space where individuals can reconnect with themselves, strengthen resilience, and move forward with intention.

Kalee Oravec, MS

Kalee Oravec graduated from Capella University with her master's degree in clinical mental health counseling in June 2024. Prior to this, Kalee received her bachelor's degree in psychology from Ohio Christian University. She has worked in the mental health profession for several years as a crisis counselor and enjoys working with children and adolescents. Kalee is currently working toward licensure in Pennsylvania and hopes to continue her education to become a certified play therapist.

Kalee primarily provides counseling to individuals ages 4-18 but will also work with families and adults. She utilizes an integrative approach when counseling her clients, including approaches from CBT, solution-focused brief therapy, and play therapy. Kalee has experience working within individuals diagnosed with eating disorders, PTSD, major depression, anxiety, and behavioral disorders.

When not in the office, Kalee enjoys spending time with her family and cats (Moana and Storm), reading, crocheting, singing, and acting. She enjoys being outside and exploring nature with her family.