MEET OUR CLINICAL INTERNS
FALL 2024- SPRING 2025
Counseling Intern
Molly Conley, BS Psychology
Graduate Student: McDaniel College Master’s of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Anticipated Graduation August 2025
Molly works with children, teens and young adults.
Molly may look familiar; she has been an Administrative Assistant with Positive Changes Counseling Center since 2022. Molly joined the admin team as an undergraduate student at Towson University, earning a Bachelor of Science in Psychology that year. Immediately upon graduating from Towson University, Molly applied and was accepted to McDaniel College’s master’s in clinical Mental Health Counseling. As a third-year graduate student in McDaniel’s three-year program, Molly is excited to transition into her role as a clinical Intern at PCCC. She comes to her internship with a wealth of knowledge and experience, observing and learning what a skilled, empathetic, and supportive therapist looks like as she has been surrounded by the very best clinicians! Molly benefitted from resources, peer consultation and staff development that built on her years of experience working with children in after-school activities. Molly’s experience and training enables her to work with clients facing challenges related to anxiety; ADHD, adjustment disorders; depression; learning differences; executive function challenges; emotion regulation; family/ peer challenges; stress management; LGBTQ+ and gender identity issues; and grief/loss. Molly believes that helping clients build on their strengths while incorporating coping skills and strategies is the key to successful therapeutic outcomes. Using a client centered approach, Molly incorporates aspects of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Mindfulness as well as creative and expressive modalities. Molly believes in being genuine and supportive with her clients, creating a safe, empathetic, and accepting therapeutic experience.
Molly is under the supervision of Debbie Disney, LCSW-C.
Molly sees clients Mondays and Wednesdays
Eden Oberfeld, BA Psychology
Graduate Student: University of Maryland, School of Social Work
Anticipated Graduation Spring 2025
Eden works with children and teens
Eden’s journey towards to becoming a clinical social worker began at a young age. Eden recalls times during childhood and adolescence of feeling misunderstood. She found comfort and self-awareness as she explored creative modalities as a form of self-expression. Creating art ignited a curiosity for Eden of the therapeutic use and benefits of creative modalities in the mental health setting. Eden pursued her passion for art by attending visual arts courses in middle school, high school and undergraduate school. Eden earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Art History from the University of Delaware’s College of Arts and Sciences. Eden brings her extensive experience working with children and teens in various settings, including summer camps, after-school programs and schools. In each of those settings, Eden had the opportunity to work with individuals facing challenges with anxiety; adjustment disorders; trauma; learning and/or developmental delays; depression; ADHD; autism; social, emotional and peer conflicts; family conflict; LGBTQ+ issues as well as grief/loss. Eden is dedicated to creating a safe, empathetic, and accepting therapeutic environment for clients. She incorporates developmentally appropriate interventions tailored to each individual’s strengths and needs, promoting growth and well-being. Eden embraces a trauma-informed approach, recognizing that past traumas may influence present behaviors and emotions. She utilizes a range of creative modalities, including art-based and play-based activities, Mindfulness, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Art based activities play a significant role in her work, providing clients with a powerful way to express emotions and gain deeper insights into thoughts and feelings. Her hands-on approach helps build meaningful relationships with clients, ensuring they feel valued and empowered throughout their therapeutic journey. Eden’s goal is to create a nurturing space where clients can explore and grow through self-awareness and transformation.
Eden is under the supervision of Debbie Disney, LCSW-C.
Eden sees clients Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.
