Qualities to Look for in a Therapist
A good therapist knows they don’t know it all, and they probably don’t know enough, which prompts them to approach the work with humble respect for their clients and for the trust being placed in them.
I Think Therapy Might Help—Now What?
Your therapist is genuinely interested to know you and is committed to serving your best interests through respectful and direct communication.
AI Tools in Therapy Practice
When we invite technology into the most intimate personal spaces we need to be wise in preserving that most precious and irreplaceable of treasures: human relationships.
Understanding Mental Health Credentials in Virginia
Don’t be afraid to ask questions of your prospective therapist or clinician.
Client Benefits of Not Using Insurance for Therapy in Northern Virginia
Clients need to be educated in the implications of using insurance-backed funds. Insurance companies paying for therapy can request to review clinical records and treatment plans.
What’s in a Name?
Family is the starting point of healthy engagement with others. We support healthy families because we believe healthy families are critical to a healthy world.
Bias in Marriage and Family Therapy
I can acknowledge my personal bias while upholding my client’s right to decide for themselves what they think and if I’m the right person with whom to explore these deeply personal issues.
Considering Diagnosis When Using Insurance
Many people experiencing depressive or anxious symptoms in today’s stressful society have good reason to feel the way they do. They are not disordered; they are sensitive to the disordered state of the world around them, and need help in finding solid ground upon which to stand.