Professional Counseling Services
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The mission of Today Has Purpose is to improve the quality of life through the use of the highest standard of treatment, providing compassionate mental health care to our clients. Through a comprehensive range of services anchored in evidence-based practices and a goal-centered approach, we are committed to helping every person we work with become the best version of themselves.
Take the first step towards a better you. See the difference professional counseling services can make in your life.
LCSW, MSW, MBA.
Hi, and welcome to Today Has Purpose. I’m David Keys, and I founded this practice in order to provide comprehensive, high-quality clinical psychotherapy to the Pittsburgh area. I strongly believe...
PhD, ABPP
Hello and Welcome!! I am Dr. Daniel Marston, a Licensed Psychologist in the state of Pennsylvania. I have been in clinical practice for over 20 years and have helped many...
Nationally Certified Counselor, M.Ed., NCC, M.A
Hello! My name is Jess Keys, and I am a Nationally Certified Counselor who recently completed an M.Ed. at California University of Pennsylvania and am working towards licensure. My approach...
LPC
As a Licensed Professional Counselor, it's my goal to help you feel respected and create a safe environment for you to share whatever you need to during therapy. It is...David Keys has experience helping patients address their issues across a broad spectrum of clinical areas. Experience has taught him that different techniques resonate with different patients with different issues, and now puts that experience to work helping his patients.
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Those who are familiar with yoga, meditation, martial arts and other forms of wellness and athletics know that it is a foundational pillar for a lot of important work. But why is it really significant when talking about our mental health? Well for starters, balance is a thematically pervasive idea in human psychology and behavior.
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We think it’s important to have a personal connection with our patients, so we asked David Keys a few questions to introduce him to new patients.
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Some of you reading this may have heard of EMDR, which stands for Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing, and some of you may not. EMDR was developed in the 80’s as a treatment for trauma, which many at the time associated with acute traumatic incidents such as involvement in a violent altercation, or perhaps experiencing sexual abuse or rape.
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