ELKINS PARK, PA, March 18, 2026 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Inna Pavlova-Rosenfeld has been selected for inclusion in Marquis Who's Who. As in all Marquis Who's Who biographical volumes, individuals profiled are selected on the basis of current reference value. Factors such as position, noteworthy accomplishments, visibility, and prominence in a field are all taken into account during the selection process.

Ms. Pavlova-Rosenfeld has established a distinguished career in counseling, family therapy and education, marked by her commitment to empowering individuals and families through knowledge and support. Since 2015, she has served as chief executive officer and director of GOOD Counseling LLC in Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania, where she provides counseling for families, couples and individuals. In her practice, Ms. Pavlova-Rosenfeld emphasizes the importance of education, ensuring that every client receives comprehensive resources and guidance to make informed decisions about their lives. She is particularly proud of founding GOOD Counseling LLC, which stands for Growth, Opportunity, Optimism and Development, reflecting her dedication to fostering positive change.

In addition to her leadership role at GOOD Counseling LLC, Ms. Pavlova-Rosenfeld works as a licensed mental health counselor at SRI Psychological Services practice in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania since 2016. Her expertise in counseling and family and marriage therapy is widely recognized, and she is lauded for her ability to help clients understand family dynamics and improve parenting skills. She provides counseling in English, Russian, and Ukrainian languages.

Prior to establishing her own practice, Ms. Pavlova-Rosenfeld spent 15 years as a counselor at A Woman's Place from 1999 to 2014. There, she provided critical support to individuals affected by domestic violence, further honing her skills in trauma-informed care and advocacy. In 1999, she also served as a substitute teacher at JEVS Human Services, supporting adult learners in their educational pursuits. Her professional journey in the United States began as an administrative assistant at the Klein Branch Jewish Community Center from 1998 to 1999.

Ms. Pavlova-Rosenfeld's professional affiliations underscore her commitment to ongoing learning and collaboration within her field. She has been a member of the American Counseling Association since 2010 and played a key role as a part of the Penn Del Affiliate, as conference organizer for the North American Society of Adlerian Psychology in 2015 in Philadelphia. Additionally, she is involved with the International Committee for Adlerian Summer Schools and Institutes for Therapists and Teachers who adhere to Adlerian philosophy.

Her academic background is both extensive and international in scope. Ms. Pavlova-Rosenfeld earned a Master of Science in counseling psychology from Holy Family University in Philadelphia in 2010 while balancing night classes with her ongoing counseling work, a testament to her dedication to professional growth. She completed coursework in English language arts at Bucks County Community College in Newtown, Pennsylvania, in 1997, and pursued studies in theology and religious vocations at Moscow State University in Russia in 1995. Her earlier academic achievements include a Bachelor of Arts in teaching English as a second or foreign language from Kyiv National Linguistics University, Ukraine, in 1995, and a Bachelor of Arts in Russian language and literature from National Pedagogical Dragomanov University, Kyiv, in 1987.

Ms. Pavlova-Rosenfeld holds several important credentials that have contributed to her expertise: she is a licensed professional counselor through the Pennsylvania Department of State and a nationally certified counselor with The National Board for Certified Counselors.

Collaboration has played a significant role throughout Ms. Pavlova-Rosenfeld's career. She credits much of her success to working alongside her Professor Betty Lou Bettner, the author of "The Creative Force," a book focused on children's personality development. This book was translated into twelve languages. Ms. Pavlova-Rosenfeld translated it into Russian. This partnership not only enriched her understanding of child psychology but also expanded access to valuable educational materials for Russian-speaking audiences. Her involvement with colleagues at the North American Society of Adlerian Psychology continues to inform her practice. She presented multiple times at the National conferences.

Beyond her primary professional roles, Ms. Pavlova-Rosenfeld has demonstrated a strong commitment to civic engagement and cross-cultural communication. From 2004 to 2019, she served as kids' program coordinator, interpreter and editor for ARI Institute, contributing to educational initiatives for children and families. She acted as an English-Russian translator for the International Committee for Adlerian Summer Schools and Institutes from 2020 to 2021 and volunteered with a local domestic violence agency in Montgomery County.

Her creative contributions include translating the novel-parable "The Battle of Abraham" by Semion Vinokur and "The Creative Force" by Betty Lou Bettner. These projects reflect her passion for making psychological insights accessible across languages and cultures. Her article "The Crucial Cs and Coparenting After a Divorce: Transitioning from the Love Task to the Social Task" was published in the Journal of Individual Psychology in 2021. (Link to the article: https://muse.jhu.edu/article/795555/summary).

Ms. Pavlova-Rosenfeld was born in Ukraine and spent the first three decades of her life there before relocating to Pennsylvania in 1996. She comes from a long line of educators—her father's grandfather taught in a small Polish shtetl—and this legacy continues through her sons, Nikita and Eliot, both teachers, as well as two stepdaughters.

Outside of her professional endeavors, Ms. Pavlova-Rosenfeld enjoys gardening, dancing, translating books, and reading. Looking ahead, she plans to modestly expand her practice by bringing on someone who can continue its mission and uphold the legacy she has built.

Among all her achievements, Ms. Pavlova-Rosenfeld considers her greatest pride to be her children and her two grandsons, Alexander and Maxwell, a testament to the enduring value she places on family, education and personal growth.

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