Self-Harm & Suicide

When people feel overwhelming pain, powerlessness, or hopelessness, they may cope with self-harm or thoughts of suicide. People with trauma or dissociation are at a higher risk for this. Though these behaviors may give a temporary sense of relief, control, or escape, they ultimately leave people feeling more unsafe and out of control, which prevents them from healing.

Therapy can help you learn healthier ways to cope, get/feel safer, and meet your needs.

We can start by discussing your concerns and goals in a free 50-minute consultation so you can decide if you would like to try working together.

Resources

988 Crisis Hotline Virginia

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Ongoing support

Work together to build safety and trust as you heal and grow.

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My Promise To You

Safety

Build a meaningful connection with your therapist. Feeling validated, heard, and respected will improve the therapeutic relationship.

Honesty

Being honest with yourself is not always easy, so it can be hard to share with your therapist too. When trust and comfort exist, honesty can surface.

Connection

Once we are honest with ourselves,
we make room for learning and growth. Growth may look like breaking old patterns, creating new habits, and establishing a plan to meet goals.

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Online Therapy in Virginia

For your convenience, my teletherapy services are available across the state of Virginia, including Alexandria, Arlington, Chesapeake, Hampton, Harrisonburg, Leesburg, Lynchburg, Manassas, Newport News, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Reston, Richmond, Roanoke, Suffolk, and Virginia Beach.

If you need to send me mail, you can do so at this address:

1550 Wilson Blvd Ste. 700 #226, Arlington, VA 22209