Grief Therapists in Virginia Square, Arlington, VA

My purpose in each therapeutic relationship is to create a safe environment where compassion and curiosity rule. I respect the courage it takes to explore vulnerability. I have just as much respect for protective strategies that are employed,no matter how constructive or destructive they may seem. In our time together we will focus on bringing clarity to both internal and external or relational distress. My education, training and experience have prepared me to address issues of grief, trauma and transition from many angles.

I specialize in difficulties for second-generation immigrants, anxiety, PTSD/trauma, depression, pre and post-partum challenges, family conflict, identity challenges, grief/loss, insomnia, sleep issues, chronic pain, health changes, problems with focus or ADHD, substance abuse, military adjustment, and general adjustment difficulties.

Dr. Eichberg’s specializes in reproductive psychology including infertility, third party reproduction, donor conception and gestational surrogacy, miscarriage, and grief and loss issues. She regularly conducts psychological evaluations for gestational surrogates and donors. She is the author of the children's book "Building My Family: A Story of Egg Donation and Surrogacy” and book chapters in “Fertility Counseling-Case Studies.” Dr. Eichberg also treats anxiety, depression, relationship concerns, parenting concerns, and life transitions. She especially enjoys working with other medical and mental health providers as clients.

Kyle approaches counseling with warmth and respectful curiosity. He enjoys connecting with people and is enthusiastic, but he balances this with a gentle demeanor and situation-responsive solemnity. With humanistic and relational-cultural foundations, Kyle incorporates evidence-informed strategies from several modalities based on each person's experiences. He appreciates the counseling relationship as a mechanism itself, emotion as a source of information and therapeutic process, and collaborative constructions of meaning and insight that mobilize strengths.

Audrey provides services for children, individuals, couples, and families. She aims to offer her clients a safe, empathic, and non-judgmental space to explore thoughts, behaviors, and emotions with the goal of developing more effective coping and problem-solving skills to promote more satisfying intrapersonal and interpersonal relationships. Her approach as a person-centered counselor is to meet each client and their unique needs exactly where they are upon beginning counseling. She utilizes techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and family systems theory to approach clients in a holistic manner.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with clinical expertise in the areas of relationship issues, marriage and family, work-life balance, stress management, anxiety, depression, post traumatic stress and bereavement. With compassion and understanding, I work with each individual to help them build on their strengths and attain the personal growth they are committed to accomplishing.

You are unique. The way you experience and process the world around you is a reflection of your individuality. As such, our approach is tailored to suit the specific needs of individuals, couples, families, and veterans in Arlington, VA, and the D.C. Corridor. We specialize in treating a wide range of conditions from complex traumas and personality difficulties to depression, anxiety, complicated grief, and family and couples issues.

Dr. Germeroth specializes in eating and weight related concerns (emotional eating, overeating, binge eating, weight management, weight loss surgery support), anxiety disorders (generalized anxiety, OCD, trichotillomania, excoriation), depression, and insomnia. Dr. Germeroth’s background in health behavior research strongly informs her clinical work, which is focused on providing evidence-based treatment personalized to each client’s unique needs. Dr. Germeroth primarily uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Exposure Response Prevention (ERP), and Habit Reversal Training (HRT).

You are unique. The way you experience and process the world around you is a reflection of your individuality. As such, my approach is tailored to suit the specific needs of the individuals I work with. I believe that everyone is doing their best, given their life circumstances and acquired coping. You deserve to have a provider meet you where you are in life, to be heard and feel understood. In my practice, I don’t just offer therapy; I offer a committed partnership in care with a specialized skill set, expert guidance, and empathetic support.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a Certified Substance Abuse Counselor in the state of Virginia. My clinical population includes both adults and adolescents. I specialize in the following clinical areas: addictive disorders, co-dependency, depression, anxiety, stress management, grief issues, gay and lesbian issues, relationship conflicts, and overall wellness. I have 30 yrs of experience as a therapist and have utilized my clinical expertise in outpatient, inpatient, detoxification, EAP, and Emergency Services settings. Pls contact me for Substance Abuse Evaluations, DOT/SAP Evaluations, individual and group needs.

Dr. Dunn specializes in the treatment of eating disorders, body image concerns, anxiety, OCD, depression, LGBTQ+ concerns, life transitions, relationship/interpersonal concerns, gender affirming treatment evaluations, grief/loss, identity concerns, and multicultural psychology (e.g., gender, sexuality, race/ethnicity). Trained as a counseling psychologist, he provides evidence-based, culturally centered therapy to adults in Washington DC, Virginia, and other PSYPACT states. Using warmth and empathy, he helps clients examine and reflect on their lives, and move in the direction of their goals and values.

I specialize in providing evidence-based interventions for depression, anxiety, stress, weight, and insomnia, as well counseling for individuals both before and after weight loss surgery. Making and maintaining changes in your life can be incredibly difficult. Whether you are hoping to make a change in your life or struggling to adapt to life’s unexpected changes, therapy can provide support, insight, and new tools and techniques for handling life’s challenges. I am a warm and collaborative clinician who strives to help clients to better understand themselves and learn skills for improving their lives.

Dr. Schönteich is a Licensed Psychology Associate in DC and a post-doctoral resident in VA. She is equipped with extensive training in evidence-based treatment for anxiety disorders such as generalized anxiety disorder, traumatic stress, social anxiety, and OCD. She also treats mood disorders, adjustment to life stressors, and emotion regulation disorders. Dr. Schönteich has a specialized interest in the treatment of symptoms related to infertility, fertility loss, and the perinatal and postpartum periods. She recently published a book, Struggling with Infertility.

I offer evaluations and therapy for individuals who are struggling with ADHD, autism, anxiety, depression, grief/loss, relationship issues, OCD, insomnia, trauma, and chronic pain. If you are feeling distressed, isolated, or experiencing problems in your relationships I hope I can guide you through these challenging times. My goal as your psychologist would be to help you find your own pathway to healing, balance, and a peace of mind.

Struggling with stress, anxiety, or depression? Searching for hope or meaning? I can help! I love to work with those who are seeking to learn the skills needed to thrive and overcome. I work with Teenagers (13yo and older), Adult Individuals, and Couples who struggle with anxiety, have feelings of depression, sadness and grief, and those navigating difficulties in their relationships.

Chantel Bishop is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 5 years of experience working with families, children (ages 5-17), couples, and elderly clients. She specializes in assisting those struggling with depressive disorders, self-injurious behavior, anxiety and bipolar disorders, anger and stress management, grief, PTSD, substance abuse, and trauma. Chantel develops a relaxed, nonjudgmental environment where a healthy therapeutic relationship can grow. She uses cultural sensitivity, ethics, & evidence-based practices with a client-centered approach. Treatment is customized to address individual needs, and no topic is off-limits.

Are you ready to begin the journey of a new you? I have over 10 years of experience working with clients to help them cope with their health issues, grief, and discovery of a new sense of purpose. I seek to help you discover a new you while providing you with the tools you need to overcome the challenges that arise along the way. Allow me to assist you in reducing your anxieties and fears that serve as a hindrance in your daily life functioning. As you discover a new you, my mission is to support you in your journey of awareness and change the distorted thought processes that stunt your ability to grow into the new version of you.

As a Licensed Professional Counselor, Janea provides holistic treatment plans to clients around Alexandria, VA. As military dependent of two active-duty members, Janea understands how difficult transitions can be within the home. Janea likes to provide services to military personnel and their families providing support for times of change and when members return home. She provides cognitive therapy and conducts counseling sessions for marriage, relationships, teenage and adolescent issues.

Dr. Haseltine treats clients with eating disorders, depression, anxiety disorders, insomnia, traumatic stress, chronic illness and chronic pain. She also helps clients with stress management and relationship concerns. She works with adolescents 16+ and adults. She has a special interest in supporting other healthcare workers, and students. Dr. Haseltine has worked in a variety of clinical settings, including community mental health centers, inpatient and partially hospitalized levels of care, private practice, and more recently at college counseling centers.