Hong-Diem Nguyen, PA-C

Jennifer Roman, CRNP, offers specialized healthcare services in Pittsburgh, PA, and is part of the Allegheny Health Network. With a focus on patient-centered care, she is positioned to support various health needs within the community. The network includes a variety of healthcare professionals, including occupational therapy services led by providers like Alice C. Lang, who is affiliated with Boston University School of Medicine. This collaborative approach reflects a commitment to high-quality patient care and diverse medical expertise. Generated from the website

Tabitha M Cabatino, LCSW Tabitha Cabatino LCSW, is a Behavioral Health Clinician within the Center for Adult Anxiety & OCD at AHN's Psychiatry and Behavioral Health Institute. Tabitha provides hybrid outpatient individual psychotherapy for adults with a variety of anxiety concerns (stress, adjustment related, social anxiety, panic and other) grief and loss, and depression. Tabitha received her Bachelor of Arts in Japanese and International Relations from the University of Pittsburgh and received her Master of Social Work at the University of Pittsburgh, with a certificate in mental health and integrated healthcare. She has worked in the social work role for AHN’s psychiatry and pain institutes prior to clinical licensure with experiences in different settings. Tabitha focuses on the person-in-environment perspective of an individual’s behavioral and cognitive challenges.

Emily Wolfe, PhD. Emily Wolfe, PhD, is a psychologist within the Psychiatry and Behavioral Health Institute, specializing in pediatric psychology. Dr. Wolfe works with child and adolescent patients and their caregivers to provide support for the wide range of difficulties when coping with an acute or chronic pediatric medical condition. Common difficulties may include adjusting to a new diagnosis, improving adherence to medical regimen, addressing parent-child challenges within the context of managing a medical condition, as well as anxiety and depression that may arise or be exacerbated by a medical illness. Dr. Wolfe also specializes in child/adolescent anxiety and depression for patients without medical conditions. Dr. Wolfe earned her doctoral degree in clinical psychology from University of Maryland, Baltimore County. She completed her residency at Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital in Baltimore, MD and her post-doctoral fellowship at Allegheny Health Network in Pittsburgh, PA. She provides evidence-based care and works primarily with patients ages 10-24 years old.