Gabbi Hunter
Marriage and Family Therapy Intern
Please join us in welcoming Gabbi into our supportive family of systemic thinkers.
We cannot overstate the importance of fostering new Marriage and Family Therapists to meet the need for those seeking mental and behavioral health therapy.
My passion to mentor and cultivate the next generation of couple and family therapists to become skilled, and committed therapists for our community has prepared us to bring an intern to our practice.
Gabbi comes to our practice having met rigorous educational requirements, along with a fresh perspective, energy and innovative approaches in systemic therapy. Gabbi will have the benefit of formal supervision from both me and Corinne DiSalvo, LMFT, but also the guidance and valuable insight of all the therapists at Amy Tielemans & Associates. We are all looking forward to the opportunity to raise new therapists.
Gabbi’s fee will be $80 for individual therapy and $90 for couple’s therapy, a significant discount to our customary fee, allowing us to meet the needs of those in our community without in-network insurance options with our practice.
I am sure you will enjoy working with Gabbi and I am always available to answer any questions.
Warmly,
Amy Tielemans
Life can be challenging, and navigating relationships often feels impossible when we are stuck in patterns that seem to have no end. As a Marriage and Family Therapy Student at Northcentral University specializing in couples work, I believe therapy can illuminate our understanding of ourselves and our connections with others, making life’s challenges a bit more manageable and allow room for growth and change.
I draw from a range of evidence-based models, including Emotion-Focused Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, and the Gottman Method. I firmly believe that therapy is most effective when tailored to the individual, recognizing that no single approach fits all. My goal is to create a safe and supportive environment where you can explore your experiences and emotions freely and connect to your deeper personal values.
Having grown up in Cincinnati and later moving to the Philadelphia area, I’ve developed a rich appreciation for diverse perspectives. My background in English and Creative Writing from Temple University fuels my passion for storytelling and creativity. I enjoy reading and I host a book club with friends.
I understand that our past shapes us, but it doesn’t define us. By exploring our histories, we can unlock new possibilities for our futures and foster healthier relationships. Together, we can navigate the complexities of life and relationships, cultivating deeper emotional intelligence and self-understanding along the way.