Gina's therapeutic approach is grounded in the philosophy of "starting where the client is," emphasizing empathy, respect, and collaboration. She integrates psychodynamic psychotherapy with evidence-based medication management to address a wide range of psychiatric concerns, including mood disorders, anxiety, substance use and stress-related conditions.

Gina believes that mental health maintenance is just as important as physical health and is committed to helping clients build resilience, insight and sustainable wellness. Her holistic perspective, supported by advanced training in both nursing and social work, allows her to support clients through both medical and emotional challenges.

My previous experience as a pediatric critical care nurse practitioner has equipped me with the skills to navigate complex medical cases, while my ability to manage multiple business and research projects demonstrates my leadership, presentation, and critical thinking abilities. Currently serving as a program manager for industry-sponsored clinical trials in rare diseases, I am deeply engaged in advancing medical research and improving patient outcomes.

Dr. Donohue-Smith holds a PhD in Developmental Psychology from Cornell University, an MS in Psychiatric Nursing from the University of Colorado, and a BS in Nursing from the University of Pennsylvania. She later earned her Post-Master's Certificate as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner from Binghamton University.

She currently serves as a tenured Associate Professor at La Salle University, where she teaches in the Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner program and undergraduate nursing program. Her academic work includes extensive teaching, clinical supervision, curriculum development, and scholarly contributions focused on mental illness narratives, psychiatric care, and the human experience in mental health.

Throughout her career, Dr. Donohue-Smith has worked across a wide range of clinical settings-including inpatient psychiatry, emergency psychiatric services, community mental health, and private practice. She has provided evaluation, medication management, psychotherapy, and trauma-informed care for diverse patient populations. Her earlier work also included leading research initiatives and shaping the development of psychiatric programs and training systems.

Dr. Donohue-Smith is widely published in peer-reviewed journals and is a frequent presenter at national and international conferences. Her research and presentations explore patient experience, nursing ethics, trauma, aging, the humanities in healthcare, and the portrayal of mental illness in media and culture. Her work has earned national recognition, including the Shirley A. Smoyak Article of the Year Award from the Journal of Psychosocial Nursing.

At Mindful Psychiatry, Dr. Donohue-Smith integrates her clinical expertise, academic insight, and patient-centered approach to provide thoughtful, comprehensive psychiatric care. She believes in honoring each individual's story, fostering trust, and partnering with patients to achieve long-term emotional and mental wellness.

Before completing his advanced training, Tanner gained several years of hands-on experience in behavioral health intensive care and psychiatric emergency services. He has worked with children, adolescents, and adults facing depression, anxiety, mood disorders, and crisis situations—experience that continues to shape his grounded, practical, and compassionate approach to care.

Patients often describe Tanner as genuine, relatable, and easy to talk to. He believes human connection is central to effective mental health treatment and strives to create a safe, nonjudgmental space where patients feel comfortable sharing openly.

Tanner remains committed to lifelong learning and bringing the latest evidence-based practices into his work. His doctoral research focused on music and shared decision-making in esketamine treatment for treatment-resistant depression (TRD), reflecting both his academic curiosity and his passion for innovative, patient-centered care.

Tanner tailors each treatment plan-including medication management-to a person's unique needs, goals, and preferences. Whether supporting a parent seeking help for their child or an adult navigating their mental health journey, he meets every patient with compassion, clinical skill, and a genuine commitment to their well-being.

Kathleen has built her career within Holy Redeemer Hospital, serving in roles across the Senior Behavioral Health Unit, Internal Medicine, Dialysis, ICU/CCU, and Critical Care. Her unique combination of medical and psychiatric expertise allows her to provide holistic, well-rounded care-particularly for individuals with complex medical and emotional needs.

Her professional background also includes experience in school health, gastroenterology, and acute psychiatric care at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. She has taught nursing at Gwynedd Mercy College, reflecting her long-standing commitment to education, mentorship, and clinical excellence.

Patients describe Kathleen as calm, steady, and deeply compassionate. She centers her work on dignity, respect, and collaboration, taking time to understand each patient's story, concerns, and goals. Her approach blends evidence-based practice with a warm, supportive presence that helps patients feel comfortable, understood, and empowered throughout their treatment.

At Mindful Psychiatry, Kathleen provides thoughtful, individualized care for adults navigating anxiety, depression, mood disorders, cognitive changes, and other mental health concerns. With dual certification in both family and psychiatric care, she brings a comprehensive, integrated understanding of the mind-body connection to every patient she serves.

Prior to joining Mindful Psychiatry, Ryan worked in behavioral health settings including Axon Psychiatry and Complete Mind Care, where he supported treatment coordination and front desk operations. Certified in Brainsway and Apollo TMS systems and trained in REMS protocols, he brings a strong foundation in patient support and attention to detail to every interaction.

Ryan is known for his compassionate presence and commitment to ensuring each patient's experience reflects the care and respect that define Mindful Psychiatry's standard of service.