Below is information about how I help.
Where I work:
I work out of our Georgetown office or through video counseling sessions.
Who I work with:
Children, Teens, Adults and Families.
What I help with:
I help families struggling with relationship and life problems. I help struggling parents. I work with women finding balance in life and parenting.
My specializations:
- Play therapy
- Women’s issues
- Expressive arts therapy
- Self esteem and Identity
- Attachment and Trauma
- Anxiety and Depression
- Faith and Spirituality
- Family Communication
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Trust Based Relational Intervention (TBRI)
- Grief and Loss
- Behavioral Issues
- ADHD coaching
- Stress and Anger
- School Issues
- Self Confidence
- Life Adjustments
Cost and Insurance:
Our standard rates can be found at the bottom of our Counseling Services page.
For those wishing to use insurance, after payment, I can provide a receipt for insurance reimbursement. Here are instructions on how to obtain Out of Network reimbursement.
FSA/HSA is payment options are accepted in our office. Always check with your insurance provider for information about your specific behavioral health benefits. Even with BCBS, your behavioral health coverage may have requirements or have been carved out.
About Me:
I'm a Licensed Professional Counselor and Registered Play Therapist who specializes in work with adult women, children and family issues. I have over 16 years of experience working with children and families as a teacher, family advocate, school counselor and now as a Licensed Professional Counselor. I serve as the Lead Clinician in our office, helping to grow our group’s professional skills and service in our community.
As a counselor, I enjoy helping individuals find balance and healing in their lives and relationships. I help parents reconnect with their children and strengthening the parent-child bond. I’m here to help! Methods I use include: Play Therapy, Sand Tray Therapy, Filial Therapy also called Child-Parent Relationship Therapy (CPRT), and Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI). I encourage kids to find their inner strengths and natural coping skills and guide parents on how to support their child and strengthen the relationships in their home. What parents most love is that this helps to minimize difficult behaviors and build your confidence as a parent!
