TELEHEALTH STATEWIDE · SHALER HIGH SCHOOL

Aubrey Revak, LPC

  • Licensed Professional Counselor
  • School-Based Counselor
  • MA · Waynesburg University
  • Waitlist Only

“You don’t have to have it all figured out. You just have to be willing to begin.”

Aubrey Revak is a Licensed Professional Counselor who sees clients by secure telehealth across Pennsylvania and provides school-based counseling in person at Shaler High School. With ten years of experience, she works with teens, young adults, and adults on trauma, anxiety, depression, ADHD, addiction, postpartum, and self-esteem. Her caseload is currently full — contact us to join her waitlist or be matched with another therapist.

No program commitments
Highmark · UPMC · United · Aetna · Cigna
Teens, young adults & adults
Telehealth available statewide
In practice 10 years

WHO AUBREY WORKS WITH

Who she’s for

Aubrey works with teens, young adults, and adults — by telehealth across Pennsylvania, and in person with students at Shaler High School. Ten years of experience, with trauma as the throughline.

1

People carrying something difficult.

Aubrey works from a trauma-informed perspective. In practice that means she asks what happened to you rather than what is wrong with you, and you set the pace. She also uses somatic work, because some of what a difficult experience leaves behind shows up in the body rather than in words.

2

Students, and the people who were students recently.

Aubrey is a school-based counselor at Shaler High School, so she sees what the school year actually does to a young person rather than hearing about it afterwards. She also works with college students and young adults navigating what comes next.

3

Women navigating a hard stretch.

Postpartum, identity, self-esteem, and the transitions that arrive without warning. Aubrey also works with LGBTQ+ clients and college students, both of whom tend to be managing several things at once.

why work with Aubrey

Permission to get messy

Aubrey is direct that therapy is not linear and growth does not happen overnight. What she asks is not that you arrive composed — it is that you arrive willing to be open, honest, and curious about yourself. The messy part is not a detour from the work. It is the work.

What brings people in

Something that happened and will not stay in the past. Anxiety that has taken over the calendar. A phone you cannot put down. School or work that has stopped being manageable. Or a version of yourself after a baby that you do not recognize.

How she actually works

Compassionate, trauma-informed, client-centered — and collaborative in the real sense. Aubrey builds on strengths you already have rather than starting from a deficit, pairing cognitive work with somatic and mindfulness approaches for what does not resolve through talking alone.

What gets different

More self-awareness, more resilience, and a steadier read on your own emotional state. The thing that happened stops setting the terms. And self-care stops being a word on a list and becomes something you actually do.

HOW AUBREY WORKS

Seven approaches, chosen for you

Aubrey works from a trauma-informed perspective across everything she does, selecting the approach based on what is actually in front of her rather than running one method on everyone.

  • CBT
  • Somatic
  • Mindfulness
  • Solution-Focused
  • Person-Centered
  • Existential
  • Strengths-Based

1

When the past is still present

Trauma-informed work paired with somatic approaches — because distress that arrives as a tight chest or a night of no sleep does not respond to being argued with. The pace is set with you, and nothing requires a full retelling.

2

When the loop keeps running

Technology addiction and behavioral compulsions. Aubrey works the loop rather than the willpower — what sets it off, what it is solving, and what has to take its place. The overlap with anxiety and self-esteem is usually where the real work sits.

3

When the question is who you are now

Existential and strengths-based work for identity, meaning, and the transitions that put everything up for review — postpartum, a diagnosis, a role ending. Taken seriously rather than treated as a symptom to manage.

CONDITIONS TREATED

What Aubrey treats – who Aubrey sees

  • Trauma
  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • ADHD
  • Addiction
  • Life Transitions
  • Postpartum
  • Women’s Mental Health
  • LGBTQ+
  • School / Academic
  • Workplace Stress
  • Self-Esteem
  • Anger Management
  • Adults
  • Teens & Adolescents
  • Young Adults
  • Women
  • LGBTQ+
  • College Students

For technology addiction

Treated clinically — not as a habit to scold away

Aubrey works with technology addiction and behavioral compulsions. Very few clinicians treat these as clinical problems rather than habits to be scolded out of — and the overlap with anxiety, trauma and self-esteem is usually where the actual work is.

“Meet yourself where you are, and trust that you can grow from there.”

CARE PHILOSOPHY

Not linear. And that is not failure.

Aubrey is upfront that therapy is not a linear process and growth does not happen overnight. There will be weeks that go backward. Treating those as evidence the work is failing is the most common reason people stop just before it starts to move.

Her approach is compassionate, trauma-informed, and client-centered — a safe, nonjudgmental space where you feel heard and understood rather than assessed. She believes in the power of self-care, empowerment, and collaboration, which means the plan gets built with you rather than handed over.

What she asks in return is a willingness to give yourself permission to get messy, embrace vulnerability, and show up as you actually are. She will walk alongside you through the ups and downs. You do not have to have it figured out — you just have to be willing to begin.

ABOUT AUBREY

Build on the strengths you already have

Hi, I’m Aubrey. I offer a compassionate, trauma-informed, and client-centered approach to therapy, creating a safe, nonjudgmental space where you feel heard and understood.

I believe in the power of self-care, empowerment, and collaboration to foster healing and growth. Together, we’ll build on your strengths, navigate life’s challenges, and cultivate greater self-awareness, resilience, and emotional well-being.

I hold an MA in Counseling from Waynesburg University, with ten years of experience working with teens, young adults, and adults. My practice covers trauma, anxiety, depression, ADHD, addiction and behavioral compulsions, postpartum, life transitions, and self-esteem.

My ideal client is someone willing to give themselves permission to get messy, embrace vulnerability, and show up authentically. Therapy isn’t linear and growth doesn’t happen overnight — I’m here to walk alongside you through the ups and downs. You don’t have to have it all figured out; you just have to be willing to begin.

CREDENTIALS & TRAINING

DEGREE

MA · Counseling

Waynesburg University

CERTIFICATIONS

LPC · Licensed Professional Counselor

ALSO TRAINED

Trauma-Informed Care · Somatic · Existential

FOCUS

Trauma · Technology Addiction · Postpartum & Women’s Mental Health

IN PRACTICE

10 years

Telehealth statewide · Shaler High School

IN NETWORK

Waitlist only — not currently booking

Highmark · UPMC · United · Aetna · Cigna

10

Years in Practice

Shaler High School & Telehealth

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School-Based Counselor

Shaler High Schoole

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Personalized Care Plans

No program commitments required

CONDITION GUIDE

Therapy guides from Aubrey Revak

  • Patient Zero

    Mental Health

    What Taylor Swift Teaches Us About Parasocial Connection

    Why millions feel they truly know someone they’ve never met — the psychology of parasocial connection, when it’s comforting, and when it’s telling you something.

  • woman lost in thinking about to do items shown on the image

    Anxiety

    When Anxiety Starts Making the Rules

    Anxiety rarely announces itself as anxiety — it arrives as good judgment, feeling like being careful, responsible, or thinking ahead, and by the time you notice, it may have been making your decisions for years. OCD is mostly internal: intrusive thoughts, mental checking, rumination, reassurance-seeking. Both respond well to treatment.

  • Accessibility

    Information

    CPA Counseling Accessibility Statement

    Our commitment to an accessible website — WCAG 2.1 AA, keyboard operability, high contrast — and a direct contact if you encounter any barrier.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Questions about working with Aubrey Revak

What new clients ask most often before their first session.

Aubrey is a Licensed Professional Counselor with ten years of experience. She works with teens, young adults, and adults on trauma, anxiety, depression, ADHD, addiction and behavioral compulsions, postpartum, life transitions, school and workplace stress, self-esteem, and anger management, drawing on CBT, somatic, mindfulness, solution-focused, and existential approaches.

Yes. Aubrey is a school-based counselor at Shaler High School alongside her telehealth caseload, so she works with teenagers in the setting where most of the pressure actually happens. She also sees college students and young adults by telehealth across Pennsylvania.

It means the organizing question is what happened to you rather than what is wrong with you, and that pace is a clinical decision made with you rather than a schedule applied to you. Nothing requires a complete retelling. Aubrey also uses somatic work, because distress that shows up as a tight chest or broken sleep does not respond to being reasoned with.

Not at the moment — Aubrey’s caseload is currently full. You can ask to be added to her waitlist, and our intake coordinator can also match you with another CPA therapist who works in the same areas and has availability now. Call 412-439-1416 or request an appointment online and we will talk through both options.