In-Person Therapists in Virginia
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Chyanne Cuevas
My approach to therapy: In our sessions, you will feel truly heard and understood in a nurturing and supportive space. Together, we will set empowering goals and uncover practical strategies to manage stress, enhance your well-being, and cultivate stronger relationships. We will explore grounding exercises, weekly planning, and the art of setting boundaries.
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Nathan Duff
My approach to therapy: I provided and supervised crisis services for 10 years, so nothing really throws me. I make a point to address the whole person, and particularly in respecting your right to set your goals, and choose what you want to share and when.
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Tonya Goff
My approach to therapy: I typically use an integrated approach that includes Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Person Centered Therapy, Motivational Interviewing and Solution Focused Therapy.
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Courtenay Baber
My approach to therapy: Providing a safe place to explore and learn about ourselves and how to heal is the goal of therapy. I will work with you to help you find the answers you are searching for.
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Tiffany Parkes-Moscova
My approach to therapy: Something to know about my approach is that I combine compassion with practical, evidence-based strategies to help you feel empowered and understood. I create a safe, affirming space where you can be your full self without judgment. I tailor each session to meet your unique needs, pace, and goals.
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Colin Brady
My approach to therapy: I encourage you to lead the direction of our sessions, empowering you to explore what matters most to you.
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Alanna Betts
My approach to therapy: You're doing your best to hold it all together, but you're struggling. Whether you're coping with pregnancy/postpartum, an eating disorder, anxiety, or past trauma; I’m here to walk alongside you as you reconnect with your inner strength, and develop new tools to feel better able to manage your life.
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Shanta Denard Clay
My approach to therapy: In my work with clients, I take a person-centered approach, which means I prioritize creating a safe, supportive, and nonjudgmental space where clients feel truly heard and understood. I believe that each individual has the inner capacity for growth and healing, and my role is to support that process by offering empathy, authenticity, and unconditional
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'O' Kem Olawuyi
My approach to therapy: My approach is patient-centered and compassionate, combining evidence-based practices like tailored medication management, mindfulness, and psychotherapy. I prioritize collaboration, strengths-building, and holistic care.
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KIMBERLY GORE
My approach to therapy: I am dedicated to providing a secure environment where individuals feel comfortable expressing themselves at their own pace. I integrate empathy with accessible strategies for use between sessions, ensuring clients feel heard, supported, and empowered.
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Find In-Person Therapists & Counselors in Virginia.
In-person therapy is a powerful tool. Just like when you’re in-person with the people you care about, you have more access to each other’s non-verbal cues. For both the therapist and the client, this can be helpful. Sometimes, people who spend their days working on computers or doing more socially isolated work feel that in-person therapy is even more valuable because it is a change of pace.
In-Person Therapy Benefits
A big part of a therapeutic practice is creating a peaceful environment where the therapist and the client can comfortably focus. A therapist’s office should be a safe space free of distractions and outside influences. Because your therapist is in charge of that space, seeing your therapist in-person means you don’t have to worry about creating the right environment for therapy like you would if you went to therapy virtually from your own space.
In-person therapy also allows for more flexibility in the type of therapy like equine therapy, art therapies, or walk and talk therapies.
If you are trying to make the decision about whether or not you should see a therapist in person or online, our article on making the decision between the two can be helpful. At Mental Health Match we connect you with top local therapists who are experienced in the ways that best meet your needs.
