PeaceTree Training - Master's Interns
Our Master’s level interns may or may not have past clinical experience, however they all have rigorous clinical education and are at the step in their program where they are ready to work with patients under supervision from licensed psychotherapists and licensed psychologists.
Robert Gervasi Master's Level Intern
About Robert
As a therapist, my goal is to create a safe space for all to feel empowered in creating positive change and becoming the best version of themselves. I am a master’s student at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine where I am trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to focus on the connection between our thoughts, feelings, and actions. I aim to advocate for all of my clients to explore their values and identify their strengths to heal from the past, appreciate the present, and foster hope for the future. I strive to create a warm, welcoming, and insightful environment for all, so that we can collaborate on goals that are unique and personalized to each of my clients. I am looking forward to being with my clients on their journeys to finding meaningful fulfillment and peace.


Ella Campbell
Master's Level Intern
About Ella
My view on therapy starts with fostering a supportive, judgement-free, and safe space for all clients. An environment where clients can fully be themselves and feel safe is at the heart of creating a therapeutic space. As a Master’s level student at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, I am trained in cognitive-behavioral theoretical orientation. This approach examines one’s thinking patterns and explores the connection between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. In that, it is important for my clients to know they are the experts of their own life and journey, and I am here to provide support every step of the way. We will identify strengths, coping skills, and positive thinking patterns as a team. I am looking forward to helping clients through challenges and in achieving goals.
Dallas Vallar
Doctoral Level Extern
About Dallas
My approach to therapy starts with providing a safe and collaborative space where clients can feel comfortable exploring their experiences. I work under an integrative lens pulling from my foundational training in psychodynamic theory from my master’s training at the University of Denver and cognitive behavioral approaches from my current doctoral-level training at La Salle. In our work, we will explore your individual needs and create a plan that best fits your goals. I enjoy getting to know each client’s individual strengths and utilizing them to foster positive change.
Prior to coming to PeaceTree, I worked with clients from childhood through young adulthood in multiple school settings and at a college counseling center. I have experience with a range of presenting concerns, and an emerging clinical focus on gender violence (sexual harassment, sexual assault) and concerns related to gaming. I also have a background in conducting psycho-educational assessments with children and adolescents for school supports.
