Pine Creek Valley Wellness Group, located at
302 West Central Avenue, Avis, Pennsylvania.
Please enter through the left side of the building. There is no check-in process, just enjoy some coffee or tea in the waiting room and your clinician will be out to get you!
Enso Counseling & Wellness, LLC is a private practice offering trauma-informed, inclusive mental health care rooted in evidence-based therapies and holistic perspectives. We support clients across the lifespan as they navigate trauma, identity, life transitions, and the messy, meaningful work of being human.
We are located inside Pine Creek Valley Wellness Center, a cooperative of independent private practices. This collaborative setting allows multiple clinicians and disciplines to share space while maintaining their own approaches, values, and specialties - giving clients access to thoughtful, individualized care within a supportive community.
Sessions at Enso are real. This is a space where you can cry, curse, laugh, sit in silence, or say the thing you’ve never said out loud. Our clinicians aim to create an atmosphere that feels safe, authentic, and grounded - less “perfectly put together” and more come as you are. Therapy here may include conversation, reflection, somatic practices, mindfulness, humor, and yes, swearing, all in service of deeper healing and connection.
As a practice, Enso is committed to equity, inclusion, and social awareness. We recognize that societal expectations, rigid roles, and systemic barriers impact mental health, and we work alongside clients to untangle those influences while supporting agency, self-trust, and emotional freedom.
Whether you’re seeking traditional psychotherapy or somatic healing, Enso Counseling & Wellness offers a space where you don’t have to edit yourself to be worthy of care.
What Does Enso Mean? Where Did Your Logo Come From?
An ensō circle is a figure practiced in Buddhism, representing enlightenment, a Zen state, and freedom. Monks will frequently practice ensō drawing daily in one quick brushstroke; the circle is left as was initially drawn without worrying about the need to draw a perfect circle. When the circle is not completed, as in this tattoo, it symbolizes movement and development.
The logo is Stacy's first tattoo and is very meaningful. The original piece, an ensō circle containing a lotus flower, happened the same day Stacy was accepted into graduate school. As lotuses grow out of muddy waters, the merged symbols signify the beauty of imperfection and growth (and was slapped right on Stacy's wrist to remind her better).
The comma, to form a semicolon with the ensō circle, was added a few days before the COVID-19 lockdowns happened. The semicolon has become a symbol of mental health awareness as it signifies a place where a writer could have chosen to stop the sentence, but chose to continue. The semicolon honors Stacy's own mental health journey as well as her dedication to her work.