Therapists Beginning With Y in District of Columbia

As a lawyer-turned-therapist, I know the power of a good question. My clients are anxious professionals who have taken all the “right” steps only to wonder why they aren’t feeling satisfied. They share that I have helped them work through anxiety, insomnia, or stress from high-intensity careers. I enjoy helping people find sustainable work-life balance, in addition to moving through grief and loss. Whether it be the loss of a loved one, a career, or way of life, I can be a strong partner for you. My pragmatic approach is tailored and collaborative, helping you identify and implement strategies to both resolve and prevent problems.

My practice is open to individuals seeking psychoanalysis. Я працюю з українцями з діаспори та новими іммігрантами.

Behavioral and cognitive patterns can have a significant impact on our lives, relationships, and sense of self-worth. If you are taking a closer, deeper look at your own patterns, you may find it helpful to do so in a safe, collaborative environment. I would love to come alongside you to help you identify and disrupt negative patterns and develop improved skills to grow and handle challenges. My specialities include: anxiety, trauma, grief, self esteem issues, life transitions, communication, and setting boundaries.

In psychotherapy, the therapist and client commit to work together to facilitate change. My goal is to provide a safe and nonjudgmental space as we focus on issues such as depression, anxiety, stress, adjustment, sexual identity/LGBTQ concerns, and traditional/non-traditional relationships. My approach to therapy is both holistic and mindful. I view the client as a whole, focusing on the need to bring the mind, body, and spirit into harmony while each element plays a role in healing and the creation of change.

I support adults and teens navigating exploring or accepting a self-identity, sadness, worry, chronic illness, concentration or procrastination, adjustment to changes in family structure, career or school elated stressors, life transitions, family-of-origin relationship, caretaker stress, codependency and more. Together we will identify some of your strengths and leverage them toward change. We'll process past or ongoing experiences that cause or maintain anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, ADHD, ASD and more. We'll collaboratively identify appropriate strategies to alleviate or eliminate these difficulties and symptoms.

I am committed to helping my clients understand themselves as deeply as possible and I work best with individuals who are curious and driven to better understand their thoughts, feelings, and personal patterns. I believe that when we gain insight into ourselves and how we relate to others, we have taken the first essential step towards making meaningful changes in our lives that can lead to a reduction of psychological distress. My clients would describe me as genuine, engaged, and curious.

We are Yolo Therapy and we are therapy for Black people by Black people. As a practice, we are committed to helping Black clients address centered experiences relative to their unique ethnic personhood. Our focus is to help our clients address their needs and overcome challenges associated with the Black lived experience. We believe in creating the safest space possible while also helping clients utilize their strengths to cultivate personal growth and change. By using an interdisciplinary therapy-coaching model, we are able to guide our clients through a holistic approach to improvement and empowerment.

I take a strengths approach that is free from judgment. I believe in the importance of relationships and connection. I am a Licensed Independent Social Worker in the District of Columbia with a Master’s in Social Work from Howard University. I've worked with youth and adults who have experienced trauma. I've served clients ages 18+ with anxiety, depression, grief, PTSD, and racial, and LGBTQIA+ issues.

Are you dealing with the daily struggles of stress, anxiety, and/or burnout? Do you have a deep desire to understand yourself more fully? Are you ready to embark on a journey of self-discovery, eager to uncover the underlying patterns and beliefs that shape your experiences and behaviors? Maybe you've noticed generational patterns that you want to unlearn but aren't sure where to begin. I'd like to welcome you to Liberated Minds Counseling & Consultation, where we believe liberated minds create liberated lives.

Sometimes our experiences can impact how we navigate the world, our relationships with others, and ourselves. You don’t have to be alone. Together, we will develop skills and resiliency that allow you to address the root of your difficulties; So you can reclaim the life you were always meant to live.

The past few years have been a slog for even the most resilient of us, and seeking outside support can be a powerful way to care for yourself. I work with clients to address a variety of issues, including anxiety, depression, addiction, chronic illness, challenging relationships, life transitions, and job stress. I offer support for those struggling during the perinatal period as well as in parenting in an increasingly anxious world.

Dr. Young is a multifaceted psychologist with experience providing therapy to a diverse group of clients of various ages, genders, and backgrounds. She has provided services in settings such as public schools, hospitals, community mental health centers, and private practices. Dr. Young has assisted clients dealing with difficulties related to depression, anxiety, neurodevelopment, and personality disorders.

I am a Licensed Graduate Professional Counselor in Washington, DC with a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from George Washington University. My post-graduate training hours were spent at an acute psychiatric hospital, providing direct patient care and psychotherapy to those suffering from severe, chronic mental illness and mental health crises. I also have extensive experience working with adolescents and adults with eating disorders at the residential, PHP, and IOP levels of care.

Hello, ahlan wa sahlan, kumustaka and welcome! I'm Heba (heb-uh) (she/her/هي), an Arab Egyptian-Filipina mental health therapist and the founder of Calamansi Counseling. I provide culturally integrative & anti-oppressive therapy in the DMV area and internationally to third culture kids, specializing in the unique experiences of multicultural individuals and couples, cultural hybrids, LGBTQ+ Muslims, 1st & 2nd generation adults with immigrant parents, and individuals with hyphenated identities. Waitlist signup is available at www.calamansicounseling.com/getstarted

There are times that you might feel stuck in patterns that make life feel unsatisfying and empty. Maybe you feel depressed, anxious or in chronic pain. You may be negotiating a relationship or trying to adjust to a new job. Psychotherapy allows you the space to understand how your past and present intersect and what gets in the way of living life to your fullest while also helping you to tap into your inner resources. My approach is collaborative, thus giving you the space to reflect carefully. I work with you to develop better coping skills and help you to understand & manage complex feelings of anxiety or sadness.

I'm glad you're here. Making the decision to begin therapy takes courage to ask for the help you need. I am passionate about my work with clients and find great meaning and value in being part of this chapter of your life. I primarily have experience working with anxiety, and depression, as well as relational, acute, and childhood traumas. I have specialized training in the integration of spirituality and psychological concerns including crisis of faith and/or navigating sexuality.

I enjoy working with clients of all ages in individual, family, and group contexts. My practice is rooted in compassion and collaboration with clients and families, and I am experienced in working with clients through the lifespan regarding anxiety, OCD, trauma, and grief related issues. I excel in building a strong therapeutic relationship and believe this is the foundation of change and personal growth. I approach sessions with empathy and creativity, helping my clients as they learn to manage difficult emotions, navigate life’s many challenges, and cultivate healthy relationships.