Counseling Practice – Mana Life Counseling
Mana Life Counseling is located at 270 Walker Drive, Suite 316, in State College, Pennsylvania. The practice is staffed by four clinicians, each with distinct educational backgrounds, credentials, and areas of clinical specialization.
Heather Dick, LCSW, MAC, CAADC, earned her BS from Juniata College in 1998 and her MSW from Marywood University in 2005. She holds licensure in Pennsylvania and New Jersey and brings over 14 years of clinical experience working with families, children, teens, seniors, and couples. Jerah Griggs, LPC, holds a BS in Social Science from Campbell University (1994) and an MEd in Counseling from Georgia Southern University (1998). Licensed in Pennsylvania with more than 15 years in mental health and crisis counseling, Griggs also serves as a Research and Evaluation Associate with Penn State’s military family program. Stefanie Collier, CTP, LPC, LMT, is a trauma specialist licensed in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, with clinical focus areas that include domestic violence, violent crimes, sexual assault, veterans, first responders, and PTSD-related concerns. Corinne Jones, LCSW, MSW, earned her BSW from Kutztown University in 2003 and her MSW in 2005. Licensed in Pennsylvania, she specializes in grief, loss, caregiver support, anxiety, depression, and life transitions.
Clinical services address depression, anxiety, ADD/ADHD, post-traumatic stress, anger, relationship conflict, life transitions, and addiction recovery. Therapeutic modalities include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (MBCT), and psychodynamic therapy. Individual and family session formats are available, with telehealth offered through the SimplePractice platform.
Fee schedule: initial evaluation $175; 55-minute session $145; 45-minute session $125; 30-minute session $100; SAP (Substance Abuse Professional) evaluation $450. Insurance acceptance is not specified on the website; clients are advised to verify coverage with their insurer. Prospective clients are encouraged to contact the practice directly to discuss session format options, clinician fit, and telehealth availability before scheduling an initial evaluation. The practice serves the State College, Pennsylvania community and surrounding areas, with telehealth extending access to clients across the region. Contact: 814-933-4622 (phone), 814-690-1599 (fax), manalifecounseling@gmail.com.