Therapists in Middleburg, VA

Exploring therapy is not an easy decision; therefore it is our mission to make therapy as open, comfortable, and effective as possible for each client. The first goal for each individual entering my practice is to establish an environment of comfort and safety. For those interested, therapy animals are available to provide additional support throughout the experience. Each person who enters my practice is embraced as an individual, and the therapeutic experience is tailored specifically to best meet each person's needs.

Susana Calley is not currently accepting new clients.

There are many reasons people seek mental health care, perhaps they're going through a tough season in life or there has been complex trauma. Regardless of a client's reason for seeking therapy, my primary goal is to create a relationship supported by comfort and safety. I believe in collaborating with my clients to create a therapeutic plan that is specifically tailored to their individual needs and goals. For those interested I do offer a therapy animal to sit in on sessions and provide additional support.

Hello and thank you for looking over my profile. I am excited to take on new clients virtually or in-person. I believe one of the bravest things a person can do is to take that first step and reach out and ask for help. I offer hope and a safe, collaborative place to explore change and moving forward.

Hello Haymarket and surrounding areas. Do you want a therapist who you can see in person or online in your area? You are feeling stuck and need someone who isn't your friend or family to talk to about your situation. You want to feel better and are not sure how to get there. You know you want to dig deep and find the causes for your fears, anxieties, and sadness and need help to get there.

Picking fights with loved ones. Worrying about how we're perceived. Reacting defensively to criticism. Ruminating over social interactions. Avoiding difficult conversations. Punishing others when we’re hurt. We do all these things for reasons, but often our reasons are emotional wounds too vulnerable to acknowledge. Many of our behaviors are motivated by deeply held beliefs about ourselves and what we can expect from others. Often, our behaviors are strategic habits we learned in formative relationships that had unhealthy dynamics and imbalances of power.

Modern relationships are HARD. Maybe you have found it hard to find the right person or have started to question whether the person you are with now could possibly be the wrong person. It’s tough when you feel burned by or totally confused about your current marriage or dating situation. You’ve probably made choices or overlooked things that you now regret, yet, here you are. Or, maybe you have a relationship at work with a boss and coworkers who undervalue you or play favorites with others. Your work ethic and good ideas have long taken a backseat to putting out fires. Or, maybe you are even so far gone that you are more checked-

Holly Ameen is a licensed professional counselor who has 20 years of experience working in the mental health field. She obtained her Bachelor of Science degree at James Madison University in 2001 and Master's degree from Marymount University in 2005. Holly feels confident working with clients who have complex mental health or behavioral challenges. Therapy modalities used in treatment include cognitive behavioral therapy, trauma focused cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, solution focused therapy and animal assisted therapy.

Mary Ann earned a Master's in Community Counseling from The George Washington University and has many years experience in treating Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Sexual Trauma, Women's Issues and Substance Use Disorders. She spent 18 months working for Inova Behavioral Health in Leesburg in 2019 - She is a seasoned therapist who was born and raised in Northern Virginia. Mary Ann loves traveling, gardening, cherishing her two cats and spending time with cherished friends.

Katrina Clayton works with individuals, couples, and groups. Specialty areas include Christian counseling, anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, betrayal trauma, couples, family dysfunction, and relationship difficulties. Katrina uses multiple therapeutic techniques to best meet the needs of her client. This may include Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Attachment Therapy, and Solutions-Focused Therapy. She also will integrate Biblical principles for those who want a combination of faith-based counseling with therapeutic techniques.

Eileen is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) who works primarily with children, teens, adults, and families. She has over 28 years of professional experience that she uses to assist clients suffering from stress, family conflict, anxiety, depression, ADHD, women's issues, trauma, PTSD, and more. She completed her Master's in Social Work from the University of Maryland-Baltimore, specializing in families and children, and earned her Bachelor's degree in Psychology and Women's Studies from Goddard College.

Healing, change, and growth are possible. Whatever you may have experienced or be experiencing, no matter what imprints you may carry, it is never too late to begin again. Depression, anxiety, stress - these are all real things that are held in the body and mind. The experience of this weight can be painful and isolating, inhibiting you from living the life you imagined. My goal is to help clients find the tools they need to define and live their lives as a person they truly love, and, by extension, to build healthy connections with those around them.