Dayna Merryman, M.Div.,LSW
Dayna has practiced in Adams and York County for over 15 years as a psychotherapist primarily to those who had been victims of abuse; physical, sexual and emotional in both the community settings (homes and schools) and in out-patient and in-patient treatment facilities. She has extensive experience in individual, couples and family therapy with adolescents and adults. She also has served clients who struggle with addiction issues in treatment facilities and in her private practice. Such addictions have included alcohol, drugs and/ or sex.
She received her Master of Divinity from the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Gettysburg and also her Master of Social Work from Temple University. She is a licensed social worker in the State of Pennsylvania and is a member of the National Association of Social Workers.
Meeting her clients where they are at, Dayna utilizes various therapeutic modalities that include existential psychotherapy, mindfulness practices, choice and reality-based therapy and here-and-now counseling. Just as each individual is different, Dayna believes that the therapeutic techniques she utilizes have to vary based on the needs of her client. Her focus for her client is to live the truth, take responsibility for our own choices and discover new ways to live today that can bring their own inner peace and serenity.
Dayna accepts Medical Assistance. Although she does not participate at this time with private insurance companies, when requested, monthly invoices will be completed so her clients can be reimbursed by their insurance companies for services rendered. She accepts cash, check or credit card as payment for services.
Feel free to contact Dayna by email or by calling 717-339-6377 to discuss confidentially your individual situation. To learn more about Dayna, please feel free to visit her website at www.discoverhopecounseling.net. She joins the journey with her clients to achieve their personal goals to discover their own hope in their personal lives. There is always hope. Discover it!
Discover Hope
Dayna Merryman, M.Div.,LSW
Dayna has practiced in Adams and York County for over 15 years as a psychotherapist primarily to those who had been victims of abuse; physical, sexual and emotional in both the community settings (homes and schools) and in out-patient and in-patient treatment facilities. She has extensive experience in individual, couples and family therapy with adolescents and adults. She also has served clients who struggle with addiction issues in treatment facilities and in her private practice. Such addictions have included alcohol, drugs and/ or sex.
She received her Master of Divinity from the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Gettysburg and also her Master of Social Work from Temple University. She is a licensed social worker in the State of Pennsylvania and is a member of the National Association of Social Workers.
Meeting her clients where they are at, Dayna utilizes various therapeutic modalities that include existential psychotherapy, mindfulness practices, choice and reality-based therapy and here-and-now counseling. Just as each individual is different, Dayna believes that the therapeutic techniques she utilizes have to vary based on the needs of her client. Her focus for her client is to live the truth, take responsibility for our own choices and discover new ways to live today that can bring their own inner peace and serenity.
Dayna accepts Medical Assistance. Although she does not participate at this time with private insurance companies, when requested, monthly invoices will be completed so her clients can be reimbursed by their insurance companies for services rendered. She accepts cash, check or credit card as payment for services.
Feel free to contact Dayna by email or by calling 717-339-6377 to discuss confidentially your individual situation. To learn more about Dayna, please feel free to visit her website at www.discoverhopecounseling.net. She joins the journey with her clients to achieve their personal goals to discover their own hope in their personal lives. There is always hope. Discover it!