Dr. Domenico Chiariello, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychologist
President/CEO
Dr. Chiariello has been Chief Psychologist and Manager of Outpatient Services of community agencies and hospitals. He has served as a consultant to clinics for needs identification, staff development, program planning, and marketing. He has been a featured lecturer at cross training programs for health care professionals. Dr. Chiariello has taught Psychology, Neuroscience, and Communication at undergraduate and graduate level. He has been a faculty member of a Family Medicine Residency Program, and also a faculty member of a Counseling/Psychology Doctoral Program in an accredited university, where he supervised doctoral psychology practica and clinic. Dr. Chiariello is a Clinical Psychologist licensed in Pennsylvania and Ohio. He is a Member of the American Psychological Association and has received the Certificate of Proficiency in the Treatment of Alcohol and Other Substance Abuse Disorders by the Board of Governors of the A.P.A College of Professional Psychology. Dr. Chiariello is a Clinical Member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists and a Licensed Master Practitioner in Neuro-Linguistic Programming.
All along, Dr. Chiariello has also been involved in several successful business enterprises here and abroad. He practices meditation and yoga, and is a student of the mind-body connection. He shares a happy family life with his wife, Cathleen, and their jewel, Eva.
Dr. Chiariello is the founder of The Family Institute, Inc.
Dr. Cathleen Miner, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychologist
Clinical Director
Dr. Miner has organized a community psychological services clinic, designed courses and training programs in university settings, worked in hospital triage and crisis intervention, and provided clinical supervision to graduate students of psychology. She has been an adjunct professor in a graduate psychology program, receiving superior ratings from her students. Dr. Miner has co-authored and published an acclaimed, nationally-implemented training manual for clinicians working in the mental illness/substance abuse field.
Ability, integrity, and commitment for the process of psychotherapy lie at the heart of Dr. Miner's work. She utilizes interpersonal and cognitive modalities, showing a deep sensitivity for individual's needs, cultural values and spirituality. Dr. Miner integrates research with practice, constantly providing sound structure and new innovations for her clients. Her own research of gender issues in the psychotherapy relationship has been recognized with an Outstanding Research Award from the Pennsylvania Psychological Association. Clients and colleagues of Dr. Miner characterize her therapeutic style as one of warm compassion and empathy, well-defined values, and gentleness with impact.
Combining her life and work, Dr. Miner possesses the flexibility, curiosity and strength of a person who has grown on her own life's variable journey. She values the ties with her close family, who are her greatest sources of love and inspiration. A broad reader, organic home chef, art appreciator, and long-time practitioner of yoga, Dr. Miner strives to live mindfully, with attention to the mind-body-spirit connection.
