Suicidal Ideation Therapists in Herndon, VA

I primarily support adolescents and adults who present with a variety of mental health issues including depression, anxiety, personality disorders, trauma and those who struggle with emotion regulation and tolerating discomfort. Typically, my clients have a history of unsuccessful treatments and often present with a history of prior hospitalizations. Many of my clients struggle with self-harming behaviors, substance use and/or suicidal ideation. I also support couples and families seeking a more balanced family dynamic. I work as part of a team at In Step, collaboratively working to support teens, their parents, and adults.

Our emotions can feel overwhelming and difficult to work through sometimes. Many people find it challenging to sit with these emotions and understand them. If this sounds familiar, I may be a good fit for you. Together, we can explore harmful thought patterns, challenge negative beliefs & self-talk, and learn effective techniques to manage emotional dysregulation. I can help you build coping skills, learn how to set healthy boundaries, and have a better understanding of the way our brains process adverse experiences.

My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style. Maya Angelou Hello my name is Constance,
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in the states of Virginia, Maryland, DC and Florida. I have 10 years of experience employed in behavioral health facilities, outpatient therapy clinics, correctional centers, and also providing medical social work/ therapy to oncology, emergent, and crisis patients in the hospital setting.

Are you looking for a strength-based approach to life? Are you generally an internally peaceful and pleasant person but your unwanted mood or thoughts are more powerful? Do stress, anxiety, and depression make you someone that you do not recognize? Are you mad, sad, or quiet without a true reason that you can express? Are you isolating yourself from activities that you used to enjoy or would consider pleasurable? Are you tired of people looking at who you are from the outside and think that you have everything that you need, but they are missing your internal pain?

Christina Puterbaugh is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of Virginia who has 7 years of experience with pre-adolescents, adolescents, adults, families, and couples seeking help with depression, anxiety, life transitions, identity development, and relationship issues. Christina completed her Bachelors of Science in Psychology and Human Development and Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy from Virginia Tech.

I am so glad you found me because that means you are looking for a change, support, and digging into issues that may have just come to light or issues that you have been carrying on your own for far too long. You may be asking yourself, "What's wrong with me?" Or "Why am I like this?" Things may feel like they are falling apart, out of control, or you want to give up. However, you did not give up.

Are you ready to challenge yourself? Do you feel there is a gap between your true potential and your current achievements? Does your thinking pattern keep you from enjoying life? If your answer to any of these questions is Yes then we should probably talk. I have been a psychotherapist since 1991 and can certainly offer valuable, diagnostic, and therapeutic interventions to help you realistically define and achieve your goals. Whether you want to improve your relationship or marriage, get ahead in your career, put traumatic memories behind, or remain drug-free I can help you move in that direction.

Ms. Leslie earned her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Marymount University. She works closely with children (5+), adolescents and young adults with a variety of mental health challenges. With her younger clients, Ms. Leslie uses Child Centered Play Therapy to address behavioral challenges such anger, aggression, sadness and other behaviorally-related struggles. With her older clients, she works with a variety of mental health challenges, including anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress, acute stressors, self-harm, relationship difficulties, mood disorders and attentional concerns.

Hello, Thank you for starting with (you) on this journey of self-discovery. I know that opening up to a stranger can feel overwhelming, but I promise that I create a space for acceptance and authenticity. I know I am a professional, but I am a person first. Yes, I have techniques, tools, and school training, but most of all I have life experience. Many of the things I have helped my clients overcome are those I have overcome myself. Life isn't a linear path; along this journey we experience joy and obstacles. Life can feel lonely and often confusing.

I am a graduate of both Saint Leo University & Regent University. I hold a B.A. in Psychology & an M.A. in Marriage & Family Therapy. I use a structural family & CBT approach when working with clients coupled with a calm spirit that helps clients feel accepted and safe. I enjoy helping clients discover their strengths while highlighting how their thoughts and feelings contribute to their daily living & functioning. I am passionate about marriage, at-risk youth, & military communities. I enjoy working with individuals, couples, adolescents, & adults. I believe relational intelligence is the key that unlocks our greatest potential.

Eleanor Ware has been in private practice as a Board Certified Licensed Clinical Social Worker for over 20 years. She sees individuals, couples and families with a focus on anxiety, depression and relationship issues.

Are you feeling anxious, depressed? Struggling with substance use? In a relationship that seems to be lacking in empathy and/or successful communication? Suffering from a combination of emotional and physical problems? I have 40 years of experience as a clinical social worker, including 20 years in private practice. I am licensed in Virginia in clinical social work and substance abuse treatment.

Finding a therapist is daunting; I value the work you've done so far. I specialize in trauma-focused care for transitions, eating disorders, and attachment wounds. You may feel stuck, unsure, doubtful that much can improve your way of thinking and relating to yourself, others, and the world around you. Most people attempt to change behaviors instead of the roots of how they came to be; I want to help your heal you inner critic, explore self-compassion, acknowledge your values, and voice your boundaries. I want you to find support and an ally in me. And if you don't, I want to help you find someone else who can be that for you.

Finding a therapist you connect with can feel so overwhelming you avoid it. But that is probably why you're here, because there have been things you've been avoiding and you're ready to get some help. Being foster and adoptive parents is way harder than most people understand, especially those who haven't experienced the invasive and arduous process. As a teen or young adult, you might be feeling lost or angry. You might be having a harder time than others figuring out who are you are and where you fit in the world. My style fuses warmth, humor, and directness.

I am the Clinical Director of BiofeedbackWORKS in Virginia, a clinic that offers NEUROFEEDBACK, GENERAL BIOFEEDBACK, and Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART). We specialize in therapies that use positive reinforcement and plasticity of the brain to create better functionality & help regulate the body's parasympathetic nervous system. We offer services to a diverse population, ranging from young children to older adults. Our clients seek our services for mental health issues, traumatic brain injuries, and peak performance goals. At BiofeedbackWORKS we aim to help each client meet their individual goals.

Do you easily feel overwhelmed by the various stressors in your life? Are depression and anxiety holding you back from the life you want to lead? Do you feel that life has no purpose and you do not know the direction you are heading? We will address these areas, and more, in our work together. I believe that each person has the ability to make the changes they desire and will focus on empowering your strengths during the counseling process. As each person is unique, my approach is eclectic and based on the needs of each client. This approach will pull from evidence-based treatment modalities, including cognitive-behavioral therapy.

Maybe you’ve believed you need to “keep it all together” or else everything will fall apart. Maybe you’ve felt the need to hide parts of yourself to make others more comfortable. Or maybe you’re trying to make sense of why that thing that happened to you long ago still has such an impact on your life. You yearn for deeper connections with yourself and with others, and to understand what your emotions and urges are trying to do for you. Let’s explore these things together, with patience, compassion, curiosity, and grace.

Are you feeling confused and isolated due to a loss? It is hard to come to terms with the idea we are grieving. While many people can easily relate grief to the death of a person or pet, suffering, in reality, expands across so many areas that we encounter on a day-to-day basis. Maybe you are going through a breakup or struggling with fertility, or you just found out your favorite coworker is moving to a new company. Perhaps you finished that last sip of wine that you brought back from the trip of a lifetime. There are many reasons to grieve, and unfortunately, when we don't know how to process grief, it can make us feel trapped.

Hello, my name is Dr. Jessica and I enjoy working with children, adults, and families. I have specialty training and experience working with underserved populations including young children, clients with developmental and neurological disabilities, clients with a history of trauma, and clients with severe mental illness. I offer a caring and comprehensive approach to assessment and therapy. I strive to help my clients and their families better understand the nature of their difficulties, and work with them to build the coping skills and a supportive environment needed to thrive in all aspects of life.