Counseling and Clinical Supervision Counseling and Clinical Supervision company founded by Robin S.
Archer, PhD, a Licensed Professional Counselor in Pennsylvania and a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with Supervision Designation in Ohio. Counseling and Clinical Supervision services also provided by Katie Wisniewski, MA, LPC, Maggi Kessler, MA, LPC, and Ryan Henry, MSCP, LPC at Mindful Paths locations. Several years experience working with a wide variety of individuals, couples, families, and groups for anxiety, depression, stress management, anger management, sexuality concerns, major life transitions, codependency issues, and couples and families who wish to improve their communication.
11/18/2025
A lot of us start to notice reduced energy, motivation, and emotional bandwidth around this time of year. And while it is very normal to feel this way in darker winter months, sometimes it can start to feel debilitating. So I wanted to share this previous post of mine with a few protective things we can do to help our brain and body stay more resilient. Even choosing just one or two from this list can make a real difference in your mood, your stress levels, and how you navigate everyday life
And if you’re already feeling low, these will still help. Think of them as ways to support your nervous system so it isn’t constantly running on overdrive. In my next posts, I’ll share small, realistic strategies for the days when your energy is low and everything feels heavier than usual.
For now, consider this a gentle reminder that your emotional health is deeply connected to the way you care for your body, your environment, and your relationships. A few small shifts go a long way
Take care of your mind and body. Love, Nawal ♥️
11/14/2025
*ℹ️🌿 THE DOWNWARD SPIRAL OF FLASHBACKS & DISSOCIATIVE EPISODES |
Recently, a very painful and triggering event dropped me into a deep hole of flashbacks and dissociation. Over the next few months, a series of other events threw me into more flashbacks, deep dissociative states, and depression. Like being tossed and rolled endlessly in the raging waves and surf of a stormy, violent sea you can never find a quick escape because you are never sure which way is up or down.
And, even in the moments when you think you have found the way up and out, you are slammed again by another ferocious breaker that leaves you stunned and pushes you back down into the deep, dark abyss.
Read the Full Article: https://cptsdfoundation.org/2023/01/05/the-downward-spiral-of-flashbacks-dissociative-episodes/
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12/30/2024
An important reminder over the holiday season.
We don't talk enough about how lonely this can feel. If you are going through something like this right now just know that it's ok to be sad. I would encourage you to talk to someone about this, and to be extra intentional about doing more things that bring you joy. Just know this will pass, and you will find people you relate to.
Sending you love today.
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Mindful Paths is located in Edinboro, Pennsylvania. We are in the lowest level of the Borough Building on Meadville Street, across the street from the Fire Hall.
Robin Archer is the founder of Mindful Paths. She is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) in Pennsylvania, a licensed professional clinical counselor with supervision designation (LPCC-S) in Ohio, a certified K-12 school counselor in Pennsylvania, a Dancing Mindfulness Facilitator, and she is trained in EMDR therapy. Robin is currently a PhD student at Kent State University in Counselor Education and Supervision working on her dissertation.
Robin has several years experience working with children, adolescents, adults, couples and families who have had an interest in improving their quality of life through supportive counseling. She has experience working with life transitions, depression, anxiety, and stress management, bereaved parents and families, individuals with sexuality concerns, children with behavioral and emotional concerns, children and adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities, and couples/families who seek to improve their communication and interactions with each other.
Kathryn Wisniewski is a Master's level trained Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Pennsylvania who has been working in behavioral and mental health for the past 10 years. She works with children, adolescents, adults, and families.
Kathryn uses an eclectic approach to address various concerns including grief and trauma, parenting support, depression and anxiety, sexual identification, stress management, relationship issues, ADHD, and anger issues.
Margaret “Maggi” Kessler is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Pennsylvania. She has been working in mental health for 15 years. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and her Master of Arts in Counseling from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania.
Maggi has wide range of experiences with adolescents and adults with general mental health concerns. She has experience addressing depression, stress and communication. Maggi's specialties include treating anxiety disorders, from general anxiety to Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), and trauma therapy.
Maggi utilizes a variety of therapeutic approaches including, but not limited to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and trauma therapy. Maggi believes that it is necessary to meet you where you are to help you to get to where you are going.
