Jenny Prohaska

Dr. Jennifer A. Prohaska, Ph.D., is a distinguished Licensed Clinical Psychologist at Insight Behavioral Health, PA, where she leverages her extensive training and expertise to provide comprehensive outpatient assessment and treatment services. With a robust background in neuro-rehabilitation psychology, gained through her residency and fellowship at the University of Kansas Medical Center, Dr. Prohaska specializes in addressing a wide array of psychological issues, including anxiety, depression, and developmental disorders. Her proficiency extends to treating complex conditions such as traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and psychological challenges associated with cancer treatment and survivorship.

At Insight Behavioral Health, Dr. Prohaska is actively involved in key projects aimed at enhancing patient care and outcomes. She employs evidence-based practices to conduct thorough psychological assessments, ensuring tailored treatment plans that meet the unique needs of each individual. Her work with addiction and eating disorders highlights her commitment to fostering recovery and resilience in her clients. Additionally, Dr. Prohaska's experience as a police and forensic psychologist enriches her practice, allowing her to provide valuable insights into the psychological aspects of legal matters, which is particularly beneficial for clients navigating the intersection of mental health and the criminal justice system.

Beyond her clinical responsibilities, Dr. Prohaska is a successful business owner and a leader in small business development, demonstrating her skills in management coaching and succession planning for mid-sized organizations. Her diverse skill set, which includes special events coordination and aerial instruction, reflects her multifaceted approach to psychology and community engagement. Dr. Prohaska’s dedication to advancing mental health awareness and her innovative strategies in clinical practice position her as a vital asset to both her clients and the broader psychological community.