Meet our therapists
Breann Kamara, LCSW
Breann is the co-founder of One Step at a Time Therapy Center. Her focus is working with adults and couples. She provides a neutral, nonjudgmental and compassionate environment that helps you throughout your journey of becoming a better version of yourself. She helps clients work through issues related to anxiety, self esteem, communication and life transitions, to name a few. She has experience working with interracial, lesbian, gay and straight couples. She helps with issues such as communication, trust, infidelity, finances, parenting and family.
She uses the Gottman Method and Imago Dialogue to help couples make lasting changes.
Jacqueline Crocker, LCSW
Jaqi is the co-founder of One Step at a Time Therapy Center. She has over 20 years experience working with children, teens, and adults. She focuses on establishing a trusting relationship through compassion and non judgement, using a variety of techniques tailored to each individuals needs. She works with anyone that is willing to work on themselves and can help you develop a deeper understanding of oneself, gain new perspectives of one's past and present situations, provide support, and be an agent of change in one's journey to happiness. Jaqi uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness, Psychodynamic approaches, Motivational Interviewing, among other evidence-based approaches.
Kerrianne Galvin, LCSW
Kerrianne is a Licensed Social Worker who has worked extensively with youth and their families on behavioral challenges related to ADHD, Autism, self-harming behaviors, anxiety, depression, video game addiction, anger, family conflict, and peer relationship challenges. She utilizes a mixture of techniques including Applied Behavioral Analysis, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Play Therapy. She is passionate about helping people reach their goals by providing compassion and empathy to those she works with.
Hannah Rodriguez, LAC
Hannah is a Licensed Associate Counselor who offers a safe, non-judgemental, and compassionate space for people to explore all areas of their lives. She utilizes an eclectic approach to tailor treatment to each individuals' needs. Hannah is dedicated to helping people develop the tools necessary to maintain healthy and fulfilling lives.
Stephanie Martinez, LAC
Stephanie is a Licensed Associate Counselor who works from a person-centered and cognitive behavioral framework and uses different approaches, such as dialectical behavioral, mindfulness, solution-focused, and relaxation techniques. She is a compassionate, nonjudgmental, warm, and supportive person who tailors therapy according to each individuals needs.
Alyssa Valvano
Alyssa is a Licensed Social Worker who has helped younger and older adults adapt to major life transitions, navigate trauma, and manage experiences of depression, anxiety, identity issues, grief and loss, relationship issues, stress, and overwhelm. She believes that you are the expert of your own experience and she will walk with you through your difficulties. She offers a non-judgmental, accepting, and supportive space where to explore ways that can help you live a life aligned with what’s important to you.
Vincenzo Cavanagh
Vincenzo is a Licensed Associate Counselor who has worked with adolescents and adults grow into the remarkable people they aspire to be. He has worked with a range of issues and populations from substance use, LGBTQ+ individuals, trauma, and veterans. He creates a welcoming space where you feel heard and understood, working to gain clarity and insight about yourself. Vincenzo aspires to help people chart their own path in becoming their best self while navigating internal struggles and achieving the fulfillment that is truly deserved.
Adam Frese
Adam is an intern who is actively working towards his Master’s degree in the Professional Counseling program at Seton Hall University. He is passionate about working closely with adolescents and adults on a variety of issues pertaining to, but not limited to, trauma, grief, anxiety, depression, LGTBQIA+-related issues, ADHD and anger. Adam pulls from multiple approaches in working with his clients, often tailoring his approach to meet clients where they are. He wholeheartedly believes in the importance of the client-counselor relationship, and will strive to create a safe, nonjudgmental, and accepting environment for his clients to fully explore their concerns.