Counseling Practice – Short Hills Counseling PC
Short Hills Counseling PC is a multi-clinician mental health practice in Short Hills, New Jersey, offering services for children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. The clinical team includes Priscilla Bauer (LCSW, Clinical Director), Andrea Angioletti (LPC), Madison Triano (LCSW), Stephanie Kostolansky (LPC), Kaelin Stoll (LSW), and Claire Chiperfield (LSW). Administrative support is provided by office coordinator Megan Weitz and behavioral health support staff member Danielle Bader.
Treatment modalities at the practice include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Exposure Therapy, and Behavior Modification. The practice describes its clinical orientation as eclectic, recognizing that therapy is not one size fits all and that effective care requires tailoring methods to each client’s specific circumstances and goals rather than applying a single fixed model.
Stated treatment areas include anxiety, depression, Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD), Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), grief and loss, disordered eating, and life transitions. The practice emphasizes a team-based, collaborative structure that incorporates peer consultation among clinicians to support multi-perspective clinical thinking and stronger client outcomes.
Both in-person and teletherapy sessions are available. In-person appointments take place in private rooms within what the practice describes as a soothing office environment at the Short Hills location. The six-clinician team gives the practice the capacity to match clients with a provider whose background and approach align with their individual circumstances, rather than assigning by availability alone. The practice serves a wide age range, from children through adults, and works with individuals, couples, and family units.
Insurance and payment information is referenced on a dedicated page of the website. Specific carriers accepted and self-pay fee schedules are not detailed in the main page content. Clients can contact the practice through the website for scheduling inquiries and additional service information. The year the practice was established is not stated on the main page.