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Washington, DC | (202) 953 1706
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I've worked as a therapist, mostly in school-based and nonprofit settings, for 13 years, providing mental health support to students, parents, and school-based staff. My approach to therapy is eclectic, using different modalities that are tailored to each client's needs. These have included Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Solution-Focused therapy in service to clients dealing with trauma, anxiety, depression, and a range of other mental health diagnoses. View 6 Photos I take a client-centered, strengths-based approach through which we can work collaboratively to help you reach your mental health goals. I think everyone doing therapy is extremely brave, and it's an honor to be entrusted to support you on your journey. I am a therapist at Octave, a behavioral health practice creating a new standard for mental health care that’s both high-quality and accessible. To learn more about my availability, please reach out to our Client Experience team by emailing or calling.
Washington, DC | (703) 215 3275
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I specialize in working with adults with eating disorders and disordered eating, and the conditions that often co-occur with eating concerns such as anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, and trauma. I also have an extensive research background in chronic fatigue syndrome (sometimes called myalgic encephalomyelitis or ME/CFS) and have worked on multiple NIH-funded studies; I am aware of the unique challenges faced by individuals living with ME/CFS and other poorly understood, stigmatized health conditions. I provide evidence-based interventions that are tailored to my client’s needs and progress. I have experience working in eating disorder residential/day programs, university counseling centers, and community mental health centers. As a community psychologist, I also have a strong commitment to social justice, to working with those whose identities have been marginalized, and to understanding the impact of cultural/social context on mental health. I believe that establishing a collaborative, safe, and trusting relationship is the foundation of any effective therapy. In therapy, clients will learn new skills and strategies for coping with life’s demands and will gain insight into what contributes to and maintains unfulfilling behavioral, emotional, and relational patterns.
Washington, DC | (202) 570 7042
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My therapy style is to meet clients where they are and provide a safe space to be their authentic selves through a culturally meaningful lens. I am passionate about supporting clients from all cultural backgrounds to overcome obstacles preventing them from being the best version of themselves. During our sessions, we would explore how your thoughts and past experiences trigger your mood-related symptoms. I believe a strategy for therapy should not be a cookie-cutter approach, therefore, together, we would explore interventions and coping techniques to meet your needs while utilizing your strengths. View 6 Photos I am a therapist at Octave, a behavioral health practice creating a new standard for mental health care that’s both high-quality and accessible. To learn more about my availability, please reach out to our Client Experience team by emailing or calling.
Washington, DC | (240) 734 2860
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Available in 40 States Via Telepsychology! Welcome to After We Say I Do Marriage Therapy, where we believe that love is a journey, and we're here to support you along the way. We are committed to helping you navigate the challenges and joys of married life, building a solid foundation for a lifetime of love and happiness. At After We Say I Do, we believe that every marriage is unique and requires a personalized approach. Our therapy sessions are designed to create a safe and nurturing space for couples to explore their feelings, identify areas of improvement, and develop effective strategies for overcoming obstacles. Our approach includes: 1. Compassionate and Non-Judgmental Guidance 2. Effective Communication Skills 3. Rekindiling Emotional Intimacy 4. Conflict Resolution and Problem-Solving 5. Healing and Rebuillding Trust 6. Creating Shared Goals and Vision. As a licensed Psychologist with over 20 years of experience, Dr. Joshua and his team are excited to offer therapy to couples in close to 40 states through PsyPact and Telepsychology. Convenient evening hours, in the comfort of your own home! Please email or call to find out more information!
Washington, DC | (703) 420 1117
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We hold the key to all the answers we need on our journeys to self - actualization. In this day and time of fast-paced, quick stimulation and fixes gratification, we miss those opportunities to slow down and really listen to the our "spirit", our "gut instincts", the signs and signals our own body send to us to alert us when we are "out of balance" mentally and emotionally. As a result, we become clouded with doubts, mixed-messages, insecurity, etc. Right now, what is needed are those specific tools and strategies - just for you, in order to life to the fullest! Right Now! Let me help you in your journey to be the best you. I incorporate a non-judgmental approach in developing a positive client / therapist relationship, while partnering with and assisting the client in identifying effective solutions to issues the client experiences. I provide multi-model / eclectic orientation, using psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioral approaches to treatment. I utilize appropriate techniques for each individual's specific situation. My goal is to support stability, autonomy and self-actualization. I provide a culturally conscious, safe and confidential conversation environment that supports emotional wellness and transformation.
Washington, DC | (202) 866 3428
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I believe that therapy is the best way to work on deep rooted issues, which significantly impacts one's functioning; however, guidance by a compassionate and experienced therapist is important. I am convinced that healing is a choice and that anyone can be healed when armed with the right tools. Please go to my website to schedule a session with me: joinuplift.co/provider/therapy/district-of-columbia-alesia-jerrels-082122
Washington, DC | (202) 883 3254
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I'm a counseling psychologist, trained as a researcher and therapist, with a passion for life-long learning. I view counseling as a creative process where we work collaboratively to uncover the root causes of what’s getting you stuck. In tandem, we work to discover what brings you a sense of meaning and purpose in your life. I specialize in working with adults who are interested in self-growth and identity development, in addition to finding relief from symptoms. I have extensive experience treating anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship concerns, stress/burnout, career development, and building self-esteem & self-compassion. Therapy sessions with me are insight oriented and emotion-focused, with special attention directed toward your relationship with yourself and others. I practice from a trauma-informed perspective and incorporate systems of privilege and oppression into understanding my clients’ experiences. I work actively to see my blind spots and to build accurate empathy. It is my goal with all clients to build a trusting relationship where you feel deeply understood. If it sounds like we might be a good fit, or you’d like to find out more, I warmly welcome you to reach out via phone or email for a free 15-minute consultation.
Washington, DC | (202) 559 1145
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At moments of stress or transition, it can feel particularly useful to have someone with whom you can talk. Dealing with the effects of the pandemic has been complicated for many people, often leading to sudden, new-normals in life. I help my patients to address a wide range of issues, including: life changes, relationships, self-esteem, trauma, grief and loss, anger, aggression, depression and anxiety. Additionally, I seek to help my clients to know themselves more deeply. I aim to create an environment that will allow you to feel open to sharing your feelings, concerns and ideas with me. Through the development of a collaborative and safe relationship, we will work together to better understand your feelings. By gaining a fuller understanding of yourself, it will become easier to make more satisfying choices about your relationships, your career and life generally. I would very much like the chance to meet with you to further discuss how we could work together.
Washington, DC | (562) 414 4423
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Welcome All & Thank You for considering me in your wellness journey. If you're seeking to enhance your life and improve your overall well-being, you're in the right place. Clients choose coaching services with me because they recognize they have an area in their life they want to tweak. Clients are highly motivated, aspire to learn & gain new skills, & are ready to take action & make healthy changes. This does differ from psychotherapy treating mental health disorders. You may add me to your mental health team. But in our work together we will be action-oriented, aware of past influences while focusing on the present and future. View 14 Photos As a psychologist providing coaching services, I am able to share my expertise to help you gain powerful insights and effective life-changing personal development. My guidance, support, honest and fair feedback, and compassionate accountability prompts emboldens you to achieve your specific goals, navigate life transitions, and overcome challenges. Working on yourself, your relationships, & your aspirations can be incredibly overwhelming & even feel lonely. I am here to meet you wherever you are in the process & can guide you through a custom value-based wellness plan. We will collaboratively work through your all of needs in a reflective, enlightening, & proactive process. Online booking is available.
Washington, DC | (202) 507 9872
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My approach to therapy is that “no one size fits all,” and to meet you where you are at in a non-judgmental space. I work with adults in individual, group, and couples therapy, with people struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, loss, and other mental health issues detrimental to a fulfilling life. All of my client relationships begin with an opportunity for you to talk and to have someone listen. Whether you are a young professional or recent graduate, or undergoing a transition that finds you stuck at a crossroad, I have the experience to support you as you take the next step. In our sessions, we will explore different chapters in your life, considering how that past has shaped your present, and how to set the stage for a fulfilling future. I take a solutions-oriented approach, incorporating talk therapy with mindfulness, and and as a classically-trained pianist I also employ therapeutic interventions using music. Coming to therapy for the first time may feel intimidating, which is why I strive to create a safe, accepting space where we can work together. My practice is LGBTQ+ affirming, and welcomes all gender identities, sexual orientations, and cultures. Feel free to reach out for a free consultation or for more information.
Washington, DC | (301) 327 2646
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You may hear about body spa, but have you heard about "mind spa"? I will change your perspective in therapy and you will find the therapy is not just talk about your problem. I am experienced in assisting clients to reach their self-realization and help them find peace of their minds again. Yes! That's why we called it's a "mind spa"! I am a person-centered therapist who use holistic approach as my goal is to empower and motivate clients. I draw a variety of modalities (CBT, mindfulness, and Ericksonian hypnosis) to meet clients' needs. Even though I don't prescribe medications, I prescribe tips for happiness. I am specialized in finding the silver lining in a difficult situation and I will support you to see the light at the end of the tunnel. My clients often describe my approach is warm, enlightening, and interactive. I believe that everyone has their own gifts and my job is to guide clients to get close to their inner wisdom and unfold their potential. Together, I will help you reach to the stage of authenticity and embrace who you are. I am looking forward to connecting with you!
Washington, DC | (202) 831 3707
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I provide person centered, culturally informed, trauma focused therapy. I am able to provide Christian based counseling as requested. View 6 Photos I am a therapist at Octave, a behavioral health practice creating a new standard for mental health care that’s both high-quality and accessible. To learn more about my availability, please reach out to our Client Experience team by emailing or calling.
Washington, DC | (571) 999 6961
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Dr. Skowron Romano specializes in using mindfulness to manage stress, anxiety, depression, life transitions, sleep concerns, adjustments to medical issues, and working with new mothers adjusting to new demands. Dr. Skowron Romano is committed to using science and evidence-based practice to inform her work with clients. She particularly enjoys using mindfulness-based approaches including mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, mindfulness based stress reduction, cognitive behavioral therapy, and acceptance-based approaches. Dr. Skowron Romano has extensive specialized training in mindfulness-based therapeutic techniques. She has conducted research on mindfulness and published articles about postpartum depression. Her passion is to work with a clinical focus on prevention and wellness. Dr. Skowron Romano received both her Masters and Doctoral degree from the APA-Accredited clinical psychology program at La Salle University in Philadelphia where she served as Chief Extern. She is now accepting clients at Mind Body Health and is able to see clients via telehealth in many different states through PSYPACT.
Washington, DC | (301) 205 5046
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Are you a black professional feeling overwhelmed by workplace stress? If so, I'm here to help. I understand the unique stressors that black professionals face in the workplace and the toll it can take on your mental health. My goal is to provide a safe and supportive space where you can explore your experiences and develop effective coping strategies. Together, we'll work to identify the root causes of your stress, including issues related to race, discrimination, and microaggressions. We'll also explore how your personal beliefs and values may be impacting your work experience. My areas of expertise include stress management, self-care, boundary-setting, and communication skills. My therapeutic approach is centered on helping my clients develop psychological flexibility, which involves learning how to accept and manage difficult thoughts and feelings, while also committing to behaviors that align with their values and goals. I'm here to help you find the support and guidance you need to thrive in your career and in life. If you're ready to build resilience, reduce stress, and improve your overall well-being, let's work together.
Washington, DC | (202) 978 6206
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Do you or your child struggle with anxiety, depression, or ADHD? Do you have difficulty building healthy relationships or experience intrusive thoughts? In therapy, you can build coping skills and get practical help for anxiety, self-esteem, depression, relationships, and more. Difficult experiences in your past or mental health struggles in the present don't have to dictate your future. We will work to equip you with the internal resources that you need to thrive. Reach out to me today to learn more about therapy. You can develop new thinking patterns and behaviors that promote positive coping. I am looking forward to helping! Expect expert, compassionate, and non-judgmental care. We will tailor therapy to your needs, drawing on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Play Therapy, and other approaches. Therapy can help you recover from depression, be a calmer and more effective parent, reduce anxiety, build resilience, build healthy relationships, and gain confidence. In a warm and supportive atmosphere, you will get the help that you need to recover from anxiety, depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder, and other mental health challenges. We will work together towards short-term relief while building lifelong coping skills. We can work together to help you meet your goals and be more balance. Reach out today.
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As a Licensed Clinical Social worker, I provide individual psychotherapy as well as marriage and couples counseling in a safe, compassionate and non-judgmental environment. I specialize in guiding individuals through the complexities of eating disorders as well as helping couples repair their connections and establish secure, lasting bonds with one another. I work with my patients from an integrated approach, depending on the needs of the individual(s), incorporating aspects of psychodynamic therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness and Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP). I am licensed to provide psychotherapy in Washington, D.C., Maryland and New York. I have worked previously at New York Presbyterian Hospital's inpatient eating disorder unit and at the Renfrew Center of New York. In addition to maintaining a private practice, I work currently as an adult and adolescent psychotherapist at Kaiser Permanente in Washington D.C. Please visit www.AmiLevyTherapy.com for more information.
Washington, DC | (202) 855 0583
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Going through life's transitions and demands, or just needing to make some changes to feel better, can be challenging--you may feel stuck or depressed, anxious, or frustrated. Therapy's an effective way to get experienced help with moving in the right direction towards more fulfilling relationships and a healthier, more meaningful personal and professional life. A good partnership and authentic connection with your therapist are essential ingredients. Using structure, setting clear goals, and keeping your progress on track using evidence-based outcome measures are some of the extra ingredients my clients have found extremely useful in their work with me as they moved through therapy to find personal growth and enriched ways of living. During my career, I've worked with children and families, military populations and their families, and soldiers with traumatic brain injuries. Having lived and worked internationally for 7 years, I've also assisted Americans and other foreign expats with transition and cultural adjustment. I look forward to hearing from you!
Washington, DC | (202) 998 6745
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You may be overwhelmed by your stage of life, struggling through a transition or frustrated by your relationships, and wondering why things seem so hard. Perhaps you are feeling anxious, worried or down on yourself, and unsure of how to navigate to a happier, more sustainable life. I have more than twenty years of experience as a therapist, and can help you understand how you came to this difficult place, what you need going forward, and how to take clear steps towards a balanced, fulfilling life. I see adults throughout the lifespan, specializing in women who are working to establish strong identities and healthy boundaries. I believe in building a strong client-therapist partnership and gaining an understanding of you as a whole, complicated, person with many roles, ambitions and priorities. I will recognize, support and develop your many strengths, and work to improve your challenges. My therapy style is collaborative and interactive. I offer day and evening hours via telehealth, and see clients based in DC, Virginia and New Jersey. If my approach sounds like a possible fit, I would welcome your reaching out for a free phone consultation and look forward to connecting.
Washington, DC | (540) 274 5626
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Welcome! I am grateful you stopped by and are considering my services during a vulnerable time in your life. I believe that we are shaped by each experience we have, the systems we interact with, and the relationships we engage in. Every individual is unique in their identities (race, gender, sexual orientation, Roles, culture, religion, etc.). Those identities are key factors in the individual’s view of the world and interaction within it. I am also a gender affirming therapist, and here to help anyone on their journey. I practice from a strength-based perspective. I believe you possess all you need to make the improvements you want to see in your life. I am here to facilitate your personal growth through tools, perspective and guidance. I have a Masters degree in Social Work. During undergraduate school, I studied Sociology and Gender and Sexuality Studies. I have experience working with clients who have depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, personality disorders, relationship issues, blended families, grief and loss, infidelity, anger management, communication issues and work place stress. I have worked with clients ranging in age from infants to older adults. I look forward to working with you.
Washington, DC | (240) 623 5606
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Your decision to evaluate therapists today is a strong sign change is underway. I work to help individual adults and teens, couples, and families navigate relationship difficulties, behavioral issues, and unresolved emotional needs. My office is a place where clients can speak openly about their hopes, needs, and fears - with warmth, care, and authentic feedback in return. Our work can treat symptoms of grief, depression, anxiety, trauma, and addiction. Emotionally focused repair, cognitive insight, and concrete skills development can each play a role. My training emphasizes clients' experience in family, work, and other systems. I utilize psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and mindfulness interventions. I take a solution-focused and strength-based view toward clients' concerns. I am Prepare-Enrich certified and offer premarital, marital, and discernment counseling. My work with families includes issues with co-parenting, estrangement, caregiving, and failure to launch. Therapy can be a rewarding experience for many, including the undeniable challenge of taking the first step. Feel free to visit my website and contact me for a phone consultation. I am out-of-network with all insurances, but my clients are successful in receiving reimbursements from their providers. Appointments are available afternoons and evenings.
Washington, DC | (410) 237 0513
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Are you struggling with anxiety, depression, or feelings of not measuring up in some way? Is it tied into an eating disorder, body image, relationships, parenting, perfectionism, performance, major life changes, or substance use that has you feeling this way? Most likely life feels like a bloody slog, but it doesn't have to be. Nor do you have to do it alone. As a therapist, I don't judge and I don't tell you what to do. I'm a guide, educator, and motivator who will work as hard as you're willing to work so you can have a full, happy life. DUDE stands for Developing Understanding, Developing Empathy. The starting point is identify the real issue(s), how it developed, and how you treat it. That's "understanding." Then you have to "develop empathy" for yourself and the struggling. Face the issues, be courageous, ask for help. You can't break a stick in a bundle. Build your unbreakable team. I consider myself a "wounded healer," someone who has suffered from depression, anxiety, eating disorders, substance abuse, and self-harm in my life. It affected my relationships, performance in all areas of my life from sports to music to school and work. I did the therapy because I was ready to do the work. If you're ready to do it too, let's get to work.
Washington, DC | (202) 517 8390
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Angela Brown is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with 22 years of experience in both the mental health and substance abuse field. She is interested in helping youth, adults, couples, and families address their presenting issues Angela specializes in anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship issues, phobias, OCD, and other life issues. Her approaches include cognitive behavioral therapy, solution-focused therapy, motivational interviewing, rational emotive therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, positive psychology, and reality and grounding techniques. Angela completed her Master's in Counseling from Norfolk State University. She has the experience to help Individuals with many issues. She provides a person-centered approach to assisting people with their many issues. Angela is confident that she would be able to support you in your endeavors to gain insight into solving problems and using techniques that would allow you to better manage both presenting problems and emotions. When you are ready for services, Angela is very flexible to discuss your needs and schedule your therapy sessions based on your availability.
Washington, DC | (202) 681 3923
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Often when people come to see me, they have been experiencing the pain and challenges of life much more than the pleasure, and they desire to feel better and enjoy life more fully. I have worked with men and women who experience this pain in many forms, including anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, eating disorders, grief, or the aftermath of trauma. In addition, I am very interested in working with people from a variety of ethnic backgrounds. I have worked extensively with immigrants, first generation citizens, international students and professionals, and people who identify as multicultural or a person of color. I work with adults 18 and over in individual, couple, and group therapy. I work in a caring, calming, and non-judgmental manner to help you to understand the sources of your struggles. Through this process, you can gain greater clarity and compassion for what has led you to where you are today. We will work together so that you can be more mindful of your thoughts, feelings, and hopes. This will help you to develop better coping skills and make new choices that ultimately will lead to more satisfying work, play, and relationships.
Washington, DC | (202) 946 8971
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Are you ready to increase your self-awareness from a relational-cultural framework in addition to implementing tailored coping strategies in your everyday life outside of sessions? If you're new to therapy, you are also encouraged to try short-term care and can expect a welcoming and compassionate environment. Individual tele-therapy services are available during evenings and weekends for individuals 16 years and older who are located in the District of Columbia, Maryland or Virginia. I am the Owner and Lead Psychotherapist of Armonia Mental Health, PLLC. My practice is informed by a variety of therapeutic modalities, including CBT, ACT and Motivational Interviewing. I am Level 1 Certified in Radically-Open DBT. You can expect a nonjudgemental and genuine therapeutic alliance. Armonia Mental Health, PLLC is available for free consultations to determine if we are a good fit. Each client brings unique strengths and challenges and is the expert in their own experience. I look forward to the opportunity to get to know you and commend you on taking this first step towards growth and change.
Washington, DC | (202) 935 9457
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I am a telehealth convert. Prior to 2020, I could never have imagined that connecting with a therapist online would be so effective. But as a working parent myself, I have personally come to not only value, but depend on the flexibility and accessibility that telehealth provides for my clients. I utilize a variety of therapy modalities with a solutions-focussed core in order to meet the needs of my clients. My style is relational and client-centered. I come from a strengths-based perspective and rely on the principles of third wave cognitive behavioral therapy and understanding the impact of our early family systems. I specialize in working with adults and teens experiencing depression, anxiety, major life adjustment or just coping with the struggles of daily life. I am trained in trauma-informed healing, perinatal mental health, schools/special education, and family systems. I am experienced in working with LGBTQ+ clients and practice Liberation Based Healing. I am eager to support you in your journey towards health and wellness. It is not easy, but just being here is the first step. Schedule a call and we'll find out the right path forward for you together.
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