Therapists in Virginia

Hello, I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with over 30 years of experience in a variety of inpatient, outpatient, and community mental health settings as well as private practice. When setting goals for treatment, my aim is to be as solution focused as possible, to help you feel better quickly! Therapy can be life changing. I think I convey my passion for this work through my level of engagement in sessions with my clients. I am very motivated to help my clients achieve lasting changes in their lives.

I'm a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Trauma Therapist with specialized training in Somatic therapy and EMDR. I have five years of experience in both community-based and outpatient environments, where I support clients through an experiential, integrative, life-based and mind-body process. I believe that healing isn't simply about experiencing symptom relief, but becoming the most authentic version of yourself. I often quote: "The destination is in the journey."

Hi! I'm Christy, and I'm a T​herapist, Hypnotherapist, and an Energy Healer. I fell in love with the idea of being a therapist in middle school and never wavered from that path. Through schooling and diverse professional experience, I became a Licensed Professional Counselor, a career I've taken seriously and loved for 25 years and counting. I've continued to learn and grow my healing toolkit with hypnotherapy, transpersonal psychology, spirituality, energy healing, somatic expression, and healing of my own personal traumas and experiences so that I can continue to offer more and more opportunities for growth for my clients. I take pride in my ability to relate to clients, listen with a non-judgmental ear, and provide the support and guidance needed for clients to improve their lives. In addition to traditional methods of counseling, I incorporate hypnotherapy, life coaching, empowerment techniques, relaxation and meditation, energy healing, transpersonal and spiritual therapy, and other modern and mystical techniques that challenge clients to grow in their lives. My passion is healing, growing, learning, shining my light, and supporting others to heal, grow, learn, and shine their lights as well. Now that you know about me, I look forward to getting to know you too!

I’m Tasha Valentino, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist specializing in helping individuals and couples break free from stress, anxiety, and relational patterns that no longer serve them. My approach is collaborative and empowering—I’ll help you understand the “why” behind your struggles and teach practical, effective tools to create meaningful shifts in your life and relationships. If you’re ready to feel more confident, connected, and emotionally supported, I’m here to help guide that process.

I'm a social worker by trade with over 25 years of experience in a lot of different areas. I have a breadth of experience that allows me to be very flexible so I can move where the person I am working with is at. I like to make people comfortable first. I know therapy is challenging and I recognize that it can be hard to open up to a stranger about things. Professionally I do individual and couples therapy, and have a many years working with veterans/military, people who had a TBI, mental health, substance abuse, and more. I provide a very open and non-judgmental space, and am here to listen. I want someone to feel heard and seen, and to know that I am here for them, and here to help them.

Hi! I'm a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) based in Virginia with a Master’s degree from Liberty University and three years of clinical experience. I specialize in supporting adolescents, young adults, and adults as they navigate anxiety, trauma, grief, and major life transitions. My approach is compassionate and collaborative, helping clients build resilience, gain clarity, and move toward becoming the healthiest, most authentic versions of themselves.

As a clinician, I'm passionate about integrating the seen with the unseen. Understanding and working with the root issues. Helping you open into more of who you can be. I offer a warm, compassionate place for you to allow (or learn to allow) yourself to be cared for and supported. Embodied, experiential, and present: I work with techniques such as felt sensing and interoception, Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP), Internal Family Systems (IFS)-informed, Energy Psychology, and Emotion Freedom Technique (EFT) tapping, to help you access, understand, and release emotions and stuckness and trauma.

First of all, I love what I do and to witness the positive changes clients make in their lives as a result of choosing therapy to help them accomplish what they want. Often the goal is to achieve symptom relief so as to not be overwhelmed by anxiety, mood disorders or be better able to manage the challenges of ADHD. Sometimes there is not a specific outcome identified but a need for ongoing support for dealing with life transitions or difficult people. Sometimes clients use therapy as a confidential sounding board where they can talk to an objective outsider about situations and sort out their perspective. I offer various ways to see and respond to situations that might otherwise not be considered. Your opinion as a client is the most important one and I will also honestly provide mine when asked for. I believe therapy can actually be something that you can look forward to and an opportunity to learn new skills to use long after you discontinue, and we can even have some fun and laughs along the journey.

Hey! I'm glad that you are looking to get therapy. Here are some things to know about me while making you decision on what works well for you. I come from a military life style allowing me to travel the world and see all kinds of cultures. Because of this I see value in everyone. I believe in getting results in therapy. I want to see people change as fast as they want to or are willing to. So I give things to practice in every session. I believe in poly vagal theory and teach clients to release emotions from there nervous system not just cope with it. I often say I consider myself more of a trainer than therapist sometimes. I also help a lot with attachment struggles. I hope this gives you enough info about me to feel comfortable working with me. I am also very flexible with how I work with people.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist with over 18 years of experience in mental health and addiction counseling field. I am licensed in South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Utah, and Maine. My career has included extensive work with Veterans, Active Duty personnel, and federal employees, providing trauma informed care to those navigating the unique challenges of high stakes, high responsibility environments. I specialize in supporting neurodivergent adults, LGBTQIA+ individuals, those living with chronic illnesses, mental health issues due to chronic pain and medical trauma, trauma survivors, addiction, burnout, anxiety, women’s issues, and major life transitions. My approach is nonjudgmental and trauma informed, meeting clients where they are with curiosity and compassion while creating a space for authentic growth and understanding. I practice a relational and integrative approach grounded in collaboration and clinical insight. I value appropriate self disclosure when it supports the therapeutic process and use my training and lived experience to help clients develop tools that genuinely serve them. My work draws from an eclectic foundation that includes Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Solution Focused Therapy, Polyvagal Theory, and Somatic approaches. I also integrate alternative and mind body methods that expand healing beyond traditional talk therapy, supporting both emotional and physiological well-being. I practice from an intersectional perspective, recognizing that our identities—race, gender, sexuality, neurotype, ability, culture, and lived experience—intersect to shape how we move through the world and how the world responds to us. Healing requires honoring all of those parts. I believe neurodivergence is not something to be fixed, but understood, supported, and celebrated. Therapy is a space to learn your brain, not fight against it, to understand how it works, identify what it needs, and build systems of support that honor your authentic wiring.