Meet Our Team
Leiza Stanley, LCSW
Leiza Stanley is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and the owner of Revive Wellness. Leiza earned a Master of Social Work from Temple University and has undergraduate degrees in Sociology, Child Development and Family Relations. Prior to opening Revive Wellness in 2016, Leiza accumulated more than 15 years of clinical experience in a variety of settings to include domestic violence and sexual assault shelters, an inpatient psychiatric hospital, a partial hospital, and an intensive outpatient setting. Leiza has been published in local media, is a member the board of American Association for Anorexia and Bulimia (AABA) – Philadelphia Chapter, and has appeared on local and national television to promote eating disorder awareness and provide assessment of adolescent behavior.
Leiza believes in the power of the therapeutic relationship and that people are capable of incredible change. Leiza specializes in treating eating disorders, trauma, addictions, relationship issues, and women’s health. Leiza is rooted in the philosophy that therapy is about claiming or reclaiming one’s authentic self.
Areas of Specialty Include:
- Addictive Behaviors
- Anxiety & Panic Disorders
- Co-dependency
- Depression
- Divorce
- Eating Disorders
- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
- Parenting & Co-parenting
- Self Harm
- Sex Addiction & Partners of Sex Addiction
- Women's Health Issues
Carrie Powell, MA
Carrie Powell is a holistic therapist who supports individuals navigating emotional challenges, life transitions, and periods of change. Her work integrates talk therapy with experiential and body-based approaches, recognizing that healing can happen through reflection, creativity, and mindful awareness - not only through words.
Carrie works with concerns such as anxiety, mood challenges, grief, identity exploration, neurodivergence, and major life transitions. She offers a compassionate, inclusive, and nonjudgmental space, both in person and virtually - where clients can reconnect with themselves and move forward with greater clarity, balance, and ease.
Lisa Forman, MSW, LSW
With more than 30 years of experience in the mental health field, Lisa Forman is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who has worked in a wide range of clinical settings, including inpatient units, partial hospitalization programs, schools, and outpatient practices. Her extensive background allows her to support individuals across the lifespan—from children and adolescents to older adults—with sensitivity, insight, and care.
Lisa specializes in treating anxiety, depression, eating disorders, and relationship concerns, and also provides couples therapy. She brings a warm, grounded presence to her work, helping clients feel safe, understood, and empowered as they navigate life’s challenges.
Her therapeutic approach is rooted in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), guiding clients to identify and challenge thought patterns and behaviors that may be contributing to emotional distress. By building awareness and developing practical coping strategies, clients gain tools that support meaningful and lasting change. Lisa also integrates mindfulness‑based techniques to help individuals cultivate calm, resilience, and a deeper connection to themselves.
At the heart of her work is a commitment to helping clients strengthen relationships, build resilience, and develop healthier patterns that support long‑term emotional wellness. Lisa meets each person where they are, offering a supportive partnership that encourages growth, healing, and renewed confidence.
Kenneth Beldon, MSW, LCSW
Although mental health challenges can motivate people to seek help, Ken knows that every person is so much more than the difficulties they’re experiencing. Ken believes that therapy can powerfully transform people, helping them clarify their values and strengths so they can draw upon them in their daily lives. Using mindfulness and compassion-based skills, Ken helps people develop more emotional freedom and flexibility so they can move toward change, growth, and healing.
Ken is especially committed to working with people experiencing substance use disorders, recovery, relationship issues, death and dying, grief and loss, anxiety, and depression. Ken has masters degrees from West Chester University and Yale University.
Jillian Mozitis, RD, LDN
Jillian Mozitis is a Registered Dietitian with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology. Jillian recently expanded her training to earn a Master's in Social Work to further strengthen her counseling skill and apply them directly to her work as a dietician. This allows Jillian to combine her knowledge of food and nutrition science with evidence-based counseling techniques to deliver a uniquely, well-rounded and well-suited approach to promote emotional, nutritional, and physical healing.
Specializing in eating disorder recovery, but not limited to, Jillian’s approach is collaborative, compassionate, and non-judgmental. With a non-diet, health at any size (HAES) approach and intuitive eating philosophy, she can work to help you find balance and freedom in your relationship with food!
Abigail Clark, M.Ed., M.Phil.Ed.
Abigail received her dual master’s in Counseling and Mental Health Services and Professional Counseling from The University of Pennsylvania and is currently a resident working towards becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor. Abigail has worked as a therapist in a variety of mental health settings including inpatient treatment, partial hospitalization programs, and outpatient therapy. Abigail specializes in the treatment of Depression, Anxiety, OCD and trauma, as well as coping with challenges such as chronic pain and life transitions. In order to best serve her clients Abigail employs evidenced based treatment approaches pulled from the Cognitive Behavioral Therapies such as ACT, DBT, and Cognitive Restructuring. In simpler terms, these approaches help clients to actively identify the thoughts that are causing them distress, learning to accept them and restructure them when necessary. Along with practicing and building interpersonal relationship skills, coping skills, and positive psychology towards one’s self, Abigail has found these approaches to help clients live a more balanced life outside of the mental distress they may be experiencing.
Abigail believes the therapeutic relationship and rapport are essential to effective care and is committed to keeping therapy client-centered. She recognizes that each person has strengths and abilities that make them unique as well as gives them the power to make their way through life’s challenges. It is her passion to help people find their inner strength to achieve their goals.
Amanda Jervis , M.S.
Amanda has a passion for working with and supporting individuals as they tackle life’s challenges. She specializes in the field of eating disorders and is dedicated to utilizing ethical practices in her work with clients. Additionally, Amanda works with individuals who have experienced trauma, anxiety and mood disorders, as well as self-harm and suicidal ideation. Amanda received her Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology with a concentration in Clinical Mental Health from Holy Family University and an undergraduate degree in Psychology from West Chester University. Amanda is working towards becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and values continuing to learn and grow within the field through academic research and trainings. She has worked as a therapist in variety of treatment settings across multiple levels of care, including over two years in a residential treatment facility. Amanda provides therapy to adolescents and adults; both in-person and via telehealth. She will incorporate family members into treatment when needed to ensure that clients receive maximum support during the therapy process.
Amanda’s approach to therapy is trauma-informed, ethically and culturally aware, collaborative, and individualized. Amanda believes that every client is unique and their treatment should be too. Therapeutic approaches that Amanda utilizes during sessions include interventions from Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Motivational Interviewing (MI) and mindfulness techniques.