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Therapists & Staff
COBYS Family Services Counseling Center
Tracy Bosis, LCSW
Tracy’s faith in God and in Christ as her Savior guide her life and work as a therapist. She believes that it is important to see individuals in the context of their current and past relationships, their spiritual & personal beliefs and their strengths, in order to facilitate healing from emotional pain and growth in all areas of life. Tracy has a special interest in working with children in foster care and their families, and with families who have adopted children. She is married with 3 adult children and a cat, Zoe. She enjoys gardening, walking, and traveling to visit her family who live around the country.
Tracy has worked for COBYS Counseling Center in the Palmyra and Leola offices since 2011. She graduated from Nyack College with a degree in Psychology in 1985, and from Jane Adams College of Social Work in Chicago in 1988. Tracy obtained her License in Clinical Social Work in 1991. Since then, Tracy has worked as a therapist in various settings, with children 5 and over, adolescents, adults and couples. She is experienced in working with treatment of trauma, depression, anxiety, eating disorders and relational conflict. Tracy is also certified in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and has had training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, EMDR for treatment of trauma, and Emotionally Focused Therapy for Couples.
Day Butcher EdD., LPC, ATR-BC
Dr. Butcher was introduced to using the arts with students with disabilities and the profession of art therapy while working as a substitute teacher after graduating with her undergraduate degree in 2003. She has experienced the joy in connecting with individuals through the arts and watched their growth through the process. Often children are seen as ‘problems’ that need to be fixed, but connecting with them often provides a space to understand their needs and support them in the healing process. God has placed her in a position that combines her own gifts as a teacher, artist, and therapist. She wants to honor this by walking beside those facing life’s challenges, coming alongside those who are hurting, exhausted, and defeated.
After graduating with her master’s degree in art therapy, she worked in the K-12 schools providing art therapy to a variety of children with emotional, social, and mental health issues, autism spectrum disorders, and other neurodevelopmental issues. In August 2020, she was awarded a Doctorate in Education from the University of Rochester. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor in PA (LPC), a Board-Certified Art Therapist (ATR-BC), and Licensed Creative Arts Therapist in NYS (LCAT). She holds parallel careers in higher education and as an art therapist, which fulfills her passions as well.
Dr. Day Butcher has been working at a part-time art therapist for COBYS Family Services since February 2023. She is a full-time faculty at Lancaster Bible College | Capital teaching in the MA Counseling program since August 2021. Dr. Butcher uses different creative processes to engage individuals in a way that goes beyond traditional talk therapy. She primarily works with school-aged children and families with behavioral and emotional issues related to ASD, ADHD, and adoption/foster care placements.
Roseauna Good, MS LPC
Rosie felt called by God to pursue counseling and strives to allow God to work through her during every counseling session. Rosie lives in Lititz with her husband, two teenage daughters, and a plethora of pets. She enjoys walking, eating ice cream, going on adventures, watching her tropical fish, and playing board games. Rosie serves as the lead party planner in a small Church of the Brethren church where her husband is a pastor.
Rosie has a Bachelor of Science degree in psychology from Lebanon Valley College and a Master of Science degree in clinical psychology from Millersville University. Rosie is licensed by the state of Pennsylvania as a professional counselor. Rosie is certified in trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy and is extensively trained and has a certification in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Rosie started working as an outpatient therapist at COBYS Family Services in 2014. Prior to this, Rosie served as a mobile therapist, behavioral specialist consultant, and therapeutic support staff.
Rosie works with adults, families, and children and specializes in the areas of trauma, anxiety, and depression. When working with clients, Rosie uses an eclectic approach that is tailored to clients’ needs, but Rosie often incorporates polyvagal theory, cognitive-behavioral therapy, parts work, and EMDR. Rosie looks forward to working with you!
Bria Griffin, MA, LAPC
Bria is passionate about helping children and adolescents move along the path towards healing and restoration. She strives to create a warm and non-judgmental space for clients to feel comfortable and safe. When she is not counseling, Bria enjoys running, serving at her church, playing the bass guitar, and going on adventures with her roommates.
Bria studied Psychology at Penn State University and received her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University. She is actively completing the required supervision hours for (LPC) licensure in Pennsylvania. Bria has been working at COBYS since June 2024. Before coming to COBYS, Bria worked as a School-Based therapist at a high school in Lancaster city. She has experience in addressing struggles including grief, anxiety, depression, and relational issues. Bria primarily uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) but also applies Dialectical Behavior Therapy and Person-Centered Therapy.
Landon Miller, MA, LPC
It’s simply true that as we move through life, we encounter obstacles of varying sizes. Landon would love the honor of becoming a trusted person to walk alongside you on your way to feeling better and finding your way through. Along with 20 years of professional experience and training in the field, his own life experiences and relationships feed his desire to provide an empathetic environment for mental health care.
Landon earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Eastern Mennonite University in 1997 and a master’s degree in guidance and counseling from the University of South Florida in 2000. Since that time, aside from a few years as a full-time parent and teaching English in Egypt, Landon has been working in counseling and social services. He joined COBYS in 2011 as a foster care caseworker and transitioned to the counseling department as a licensed professional counselor (LPC) in 2015. Landon works with adolescents and adults in various life situations were anxiety, depression, symptoms of trauma, or relational issues may be present. He has extensive experience working with individuals and families involved in foster care and adoption. I
In addition to his role as a therapist, he provides one-on-one training and support for COBYS resource parents. Landon is trained in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TFCBT) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). He lives just outside of Lancaster city and enjoys spending time with his wife, two grown daughters, and friends and family.
Lynette Nisly, MSW, LCSW
Lynette has a passion to work with children, adolescents and adults to bring emotional wholeness and healing to areas of brokenness and hurt, while recognizing that God is our ultimate healer. Lynette is married and has 3 adult children. As a couple, they enjoy biking rail trails, reading books together, watching sports, and spending time with family and friends. Lynette is involved at her church where she is the Women’s Ministry Leader.
Lynette is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She graduated from Messiah College with a degree in Family Studies (now known as Human Development and Family Sciences) and earned her Master of Social Work degree from Millersville University. Lynette is certified in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), trained in Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR), and has experience providing Theraplay.
Lynette has worked at COBYS since November 2018 and has been providing therapy since 2017. Prior to that, Lynette had over 25 years of experience as a case worker and supervisor in the field of foster care and adoption, working with children and families.
Lynette works with children ages 4 and older, as well as adults. She has expertise in abuse, trauma, attachment, foster care and adoption issues. She also has experience with co-dependency, depression, anxiety, parenting and relationship issues. She uses play based therapy, cognitive behavior therapy, EMDR, and a family systems approach that is trauma informed. She also incorporates Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) strategies with children and parents.
Sara Odicio, MSS, LCSW
Sara strives to create a warm and safe space, recognizing the therapeutic relationship as a vital part of the healing process. Sara aims to help people live life to the fullest in recognizing their unique gifts and strengths and her belief in God’s restorative grace is the motivation and the foundation of why she seeks to serve others. Sara enjoys all kinds of music, finding hole-in-the-wall food places, and going on adventures with her husband and two fluffy cats.
Sara is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in the state of Pennsylvania and studied Social Work at Cairn University (BSW), and later went on to receive her Master’s in Social Services (MSS) from Bryn Mawr College. She has been serving children and families since 2018 and joined COBYS Family Services in 2022. Sara is trained in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and is a trained facilitator for Making Sense of Your Worth (MSOYW). Sara works through a trauma-informed and attachment-based framework and uses Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) approaches. Sara is passionate in supporting families and adolescents and has experience in addressing needs including broken attachments, adoption-related struggles, life transitions, identity, trauma, grief & loss, and anxiety.
Michelle Sheaffer, MS, LPC, NBCC
Michelle’s compassion for others welcomes clients to settle in with her and engage in the sacred therapeutic process of sharing life’s difficulties, in a warm, comfortable, and safe environment. Michelle’s Christian faith anchors her dedication to serve her clients. She has much enthusiasm for working with individuals who are invested in personal growth, healing, and building meaningful relationships. Michelle values the journey with clients as they discover their purpose, embrace new healthy behaviors and knowledge that bring new understanding to their lives. Outside of the office, Michelle enjoys spending time with family and friends.
Michelle is a nationally certified counselor and is a licensed professional counselor with a master’s degree in clinical psychology from Millersville University. Michelle joined COBYS Family Services in March of 2002.
Michelle has experience of providing psychotherapy to clients covering a broad range of ages, but primarily counsels, adults and couples. She treats mental health disorders including anxiety, depression, ADHD, adjustment disorders, co-dependence, and trauma. In addition to these mental health disorders, she offers counsel and support to woman who are partners of sexual addicts.
Amy Wittmaier, MEd, LPC, NBCC
Amy believes strongly in creating an accepting, warm environment in counseling, where the child and parent feel welcomed, heard, and appreciated for their unique talents and gifts. Amy’s faith drives her to be an advocate for children in need. When not counseling, Amy and her husband enjoy time with their two girls. She relishes any opportunities to be gardening or watching baseball.
Amy is a licensed professional counselor and holds a Masters of Education degree in Counselor Education from Penn State University. Amy is certified by the National Board of Certified Counselors and in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy (TF-CBT). She also has training in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) to treat children with trauma.
Amy joined the COBYS counseling staff in 2015 after serving locally as an elementary school counselor for nearly 20 years. She has been providing counseling, primarily to children, for almost 30 years. Amy predominately works with children ages 4-12 who are dealing with trauma, anxiety and behavioral issues. Amy has extensive experience with children in foster care and those who have been adopted.
Amy is also the administrative supervisor of the counseling department.
Michele Romeo Martin, PsyD.
Dr. Martin started her career in the 1990s with the intention of providing hope and presence to people who are distressed and suffering, providing psychotherapy to individuals and families from a variety of faith experiences. Her professional training started at Boston College for her master’s degree and later completed her doctoral degree at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology.
She was the training Director at Lydia Home Association in Chicago and continued her passion for training clinicians at COBYS Family Services in 2010. Providing clinical consultation and supervision to therapists are her current primary responsibilities.
Areas of specialization include children and families, and the utilization of EMDR to treat trauma while providing an inviting therapeutic place to understand oneself: your history and its impact on your current life circumstances and being.
We are now accepting daytime inquiries for children and adults at all locations. Please email counselingadmin@cobys.org for more information.
Unfortunately, we are not taking referrals for after school or evening hours at this time. Please contact your insurance company for other referral sources.