John E Moyer, MEd, LPC, NCC

John E Moyer, MEd, LPC, NCC Psychotherapy John is a full time practicing psychotherapist specializing in abuse and neglect. He was a full time psychotherapist at Family Resources 2004-2013.

He sees adults with a history as a victim of physical, sexual or emotional abuse or neglect as children. He does play therapy with children who have been abused or neglected. He has worked with Non-Offending Parents with children who have been abused or neglected. Before that, he worked at Mercy Behavioral Health for 7 years, supervising up to 10 Mobile Therapists and Therapeutic Support Staff in a Wraparound Program focussing on behavioral strategies for parents and their children. He briefly performed clinical work as an outpatient therapist at their North Hills office, as well as administrative duties such as completing time sheets for payroll, interviewed, hired and terminated employees. He also worked as Behavior Specialist Consultant and started as Therapeutic Staff Support visiting families in their homes. He is currently working on a memoir related to his experience with misattributed parentage or NPEs.

12/30/2025

12/30/25 Here’s Your Daily Disinformation Detox Reminder: Reverse a claim to test its validity. Try to argue the opposite of a claim to see if it holds up. This exercise helps you identify weaknesses in arguments and promotes critical thinking.

12/29/2025

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12/28/2025

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12/27/2025

12/27/25 Here’s Your Daily Disinformation Detox Reminder: Identify biased language in news stories. Look for loaded language, emotional appeals, and one-sided arguments. Identifying bias helps you understand how information can be manipulated and promotes objective reporting.

12/26/2025
12/26/2025

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12/26/2025

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12/25/2025

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12/24/2025
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12/24/25 Here’s Your Daily Disinformation Detox Reminder: Try to remember the original source of the last piece of information you read. Was it a reputable news outlet, a social media post, or a blog? This exercise helps you evaluate the credibility of your sources and identify potential biases.

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John is a full time psychotherapist specializing in abuse and neglect. His office is within the group practice of New Directions Counseling located north of Pittsburg In Wexfor, PA. He sees adults with a history as a victim of physical, sexual or emotional abuse or neglect as children. He does play therapy with children who have been abused or neglected. He works with Non-Offending Parents with children who have been abused or neglected. He has worked as a full time psychotherapist at Family Resources since 2004. Before that, he worked at Mercy Behavioral Health for 7 years, supervising up to 10 Mobile Therapists and Therapeutic Support Staff in a Wraparound Program focussing on behavioral strategies for parents and their children. He briefly performed clinical work as an outpatient therapist at the North Hills office, as well as administrative duties such as completing time sheets for payroll, interviewed, hired and terminated employees. He also worked as Behavior Specialist Consultant and started as Therapeutic Staff Support visiting families in their homes.