Cedar Creek Behavioral Health

10/18/2025

Cedar Creek proudly supported the at their annual Casino Night! A wonderful evening celebrating community, connection, and a great cause🎲✨🎰

10/15/2025

Meet Jackie:

Jackie Bennett, LPC, believes therapy is about giving people permission to be human.

With nine years of experience in inpatient care, schools, correctional facilities, and private practice, she’s learned that the most powerful work happens when we allow ourselves to be real.

Jackie approaches each session from the client’s truth in that moment—creating space for honesty, curiosity, and growth.

As a trauma therapist, she helps clients explore the parts of themselves they’ve learned to hide, holding up a clear mirror without judgment.

Before becoming a therapist, Jackie was a special education teacher—a foundation that continues to shape her patience, empathy, and deep respect for each person’s process.

Outside the office, she finds strength through movement—coaching at the gym, training in Krav Maga, and teaching women self-defense. Empowerment, both emotional and physical, is at the heart of her work.

If something about Jackie’s approach feels right, she’d love to connect and learn your story.

10/03/2025

Ghosting your emotions? They’ll haunt you anyway. 😅 Come talk about it 👻 862-243-1911

10/01/2025

Cedar Creek’s first festival! Thank you to Morristown for hosting this event and to all who stopped by our tent. We loved catching up with friends and making new connections. See you in session!

09/19/2025

Therapists do festivals too🪩🕶️ Catch us out in the wild this Sunday at Festival on the Green in Morristown!

07/16/2025

Meet B, a Licensed Social Worker and psychotherapist who believes in the incredible power of healing through connection. B brings a deep respect for each person’s story and a belief in their ability to grow through even the hardest experiences.

B’s approach is collaborative, nonjudgemental, and trauma-informed. Sessions are a space where clients can expect honesty, dignity, and tools to move toward emotional regulation, self-acceptance, and meaningful change.

B enjoys both practicing and teaching self-defense, and finds deep meaning in witnessing the healing power of movement while learning practical skills that may save your life and improve self-confidence.

06/26/2025

Meet Madalynne Martone, LSW

🌿 Why Mads became a therapist:

I became a therapist to challenge the one-size-fits-all approach to mental health—especially in eating disorder care. My mission is to create a space where people feel truly seen, heard, and supported in reclaiming their voice, their worth, and their right to take up space.

🗣️ Treatment style:

I work from a HAES-informed, client-centered, and trauma-aware lens. Sessions aren’t about “fixing” you—they’re about reconnecting with who you’ve always been beneath the noise.

💡 A reminder from Mads:

You are not broken. You don’t have to earn rest, love, or belonging. Healing can be empowering, liberating, and even joyful. Wherever you are in your journey—you’re allowed to be here.

If this resonates, I’d love to connect 💛
📍Morristown, NJ & virtual
📞 Book a free consult: [link in bio]

06/25/2025

1. My “why” as a therapist is rooted in a deep commitment to dismantling the systemic barriers that often prevent people from receiving meaningful, personalized care—especially in the treatment of eating disorders. I became a therapist to challenge the one-size-fits-all approach that too often dominates mental health and to create a space where each individual feels seen, heard, and understood. I believe in meeting clients exactly where they are, honoring their unique lived experiences, and working collaboratively to tailor therapy in a way that truly fits them. My mission is to break generational and systemic cycles that perpetuate harm and disconnection, and to support people in reclaiming agency over their healing. Therapy should never feel like a mold someone has to fit into—it should be something that adapts and evolves alongside them.
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06/17/2025

Meet LJ Castellano, MA, LAC, NCC

🌿 Why LJ became a therapist:

“I’ve always wanted to lift people up and spread positivity, while also fully acknowledging that sometimes life can suck. It’s interesting how many of us subconsciously carry burdens and still lead successful lives. As a therapist, my goal is to help people break free from those burdens to experience a new level of empowerment.”

🗣️ LJ’s treatment style:

“I have an eclectic approach, providing IFS, CBT, and Humanistic informed care. I am equally as interested in your goals as I am the barriers that prevent you from achieving those goals. You can expect a welcoming, warm, yet real environment and our sessions will explore various areas.”

🧘‍♀️ What makes LJ tick : (what makes you the most you? what you enjoy, what drives you?)

“For me, authenticity is the most important factor in my work. I love getting to know clients just as much as I love when they get to know me. I enjoy the partnership aspect of therapy, as opposed to old school approaches where the therapist leans heavily into the expert role. I am driven by my clients’ outcomes and I love seeing the power of resilience manifest into real world success.”

💡 A reminder from LJ:

Maya Angelou once said, “ You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them.” I live by this quote because life never gets easier, but we can develop the skills to better manage life’s various changes.

✨ If LJ sounds like someone you’d connect with, you can read more or book a consult at https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/l-j-castellano-morristown-nj/1474414

06/07/2025

Cedar Creek's very own "B" Teed is providing this incredible opportunity to our LGBTQ+ and Ally community. Check it out!

🏳️‍🌈 Pride Self Defense Class 🥋
Come as you are. Leave stronger.
All bodies, all identities—ALL are welcome.

Join us for a Pride Self Defense class created for the LGBTQ+ community, and open to everyone. 🌟

🛡️ Learn practical self-defense skills
🤝 Connect in a safe, inclusive space
🌈 Celebrate pride through empowerment and community

📅 Class Dates & Times:

June 21 | 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

June 23, 26, 30 & July 7 | 5:30 – 6:30 PM
📍 YMCA | 100 F***y Road, Mountain Lakes, NJ 07046
💲 Members: $70 | Non-members: $105

Together, we’re building confidence, connection, and community—one move at a time.

06/01/2025

Be fiercely authentic. Take up space. Shine your light. You are beautiful. You are seen. You are loved. You matter.

03/31/2025

Our eating disorder family support group provides a compassionate, therapeutic space for loved ones to navigate the complexities of supporting someone in recovery. Facilitated by an experienced therapist, the group focuses on fostering understanding, building effective communication skills, and addressing the emotional impact eating disorders can have on families. Together, we explore ways to create a supportive and healing environment while offering connection and guidance for those on this journey.