Our Services

Explore our range of services designed to help you move forward with confidence, wherever you're headed next.

  • Helping a client reach their goals through collaborative psychotherapy. Treatment begins with a diagnostic evaluation, followed by regular therapy sessions and periodic progress reviews. Many clients use insurance; we accept Ambetter, Aetna, Highmark Blue Shield, UPMC, and their partner plans.

  • Court-ordered or private pay evaluations for legal-related matters. Forensic evaluations are not treatment and confidentiality is with the requestor of evaluation instead of with the individual who is interviewed. As such, medical insurance is not able to be used for payment.

  • Outpatient psychotherapy for recovery from drugs, alcohol and many other addictive process disorders. Co-occurring disorders is just a fancy psych label used when someone meets criteria for a mental health diagnosis and any kind of abuse or addiction diagnosis at the same time. Health insurance is often used for these psychotherapy sessions. Some clients may be involved with other outside recovery programs at the same time.

Clinical Services

  • Depression

  • Anxiety

  • ADHD/Executive Function Coaching

  • Adjustment Disorders

  • Anger Issues

  • Substance abuse/Addictions

  • Behavioral issues

  • Career concerns

  • Existential challenges

  • Acute stress/Life transitions

  • Perfectionism

  • Relationship concerns

  • Social anxiety

  • Trauma resiliency/coping

  • Obsessive-Compulsive issues

Clinical Areas of Specialization

Forensic Psychology Services

Dr. Scotilla specialized in forensic assessment under the world famous Lenore Walker and David Shapiro at Nova Southeastern University’s Doctor of Clinical Psychology program.

He has performed countless general psychological evaluations since 1998, and has had more than 500 forensic reports accepted across 16 PA county and federal courts. In expert witness testimony he has been accepted as expert 100% of the time across 8 different PA counties between 2008 to 2025 (and counting). One of his evaluation reports has even been cited in a PA state supreme court case (2022).

Topics of forensic evaluation experience include:

  • Competency

  • Sanity/Criminal Responsibility

  • Capacity to consent to sexual activity

  • Downward departure

  • Sentence mitigation

  • Capital mitigation

  • Potential restoration of gun-rights after a 302 hospitalization

  • Guilty but mentally ill

  • Duress

  • Act 235 lethal weapons evaluations

  • Battered person syndrome evaluations

  • Substance abuse/addiction

  • General diagnostic psychological evaluations

  • Differential diagnosis evaluations

  • Personality & Psychopathology

  • pre-employment evaluation