Suzanne Greene is a compassionate marriage and family therapist associate dedicated to supporting teens and adults from all walks of life. With a wealth of experience, she has helped clients navigate a variety of challenges, including anxiety, depression, grief, teen academic achievement, social difficulties, and the complexities of life transitions such as divorce and single living. Her expertise also extends to premarital counseling and women's issues, reflecting her commitment to fostering personal growth. Ms. Greene believes in a unique approach to therapy tailored to each individual, grounded in empathy, respect, and trust, empowering her clients to uncover their strengths and tackle life's obstacles. In addition to her therapeutic practice, she is a published writer and lecturer, contributing insightful articles to Family Therapy Magazine on her research into Singular Systems Theory and to The District of Columbia Law Journal regarding healthcare privacy. Currently, Suzanne is providing teletherapy services through a secure video platform, which has proven successful for her clients, offering them flexibility and ease in scheduling sessions.

Ronald Bacon, LMFT, is a dedicated and compassionate therapist specializing in working with children, teens, adults, and elders. With a profound understanding of family systems and a focus on issues such as drug abuse, substance use, and relationship disputes, Ronald creates a safe and nurturing environment for his clients to explore their challenges. His approach draws from Bowen Family Systems Theory and encompasses modalities for couples, individuals, and families, allowing him to help clients navigate a wide range of difficulties, including addiction, grief, anxiety, and depression. Ronald’s commitment to facilitating healing extends to issues of family estrangement and domestic abuse, making him a valuable resource for those seeking to improve their relationships and overall wellbeing. With a warm demeanor and an empathetic approach, Ronald empowers individuals to rediscover their strength and foster a fulfilling life.

Courtney Diffner is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 15 years of experience in supporting individuals, families, and groups through challenging life transitions. Her empathetic approach addresses a range of issues, including grief, chronic illness, pregnancy, postpartum adjustment, and behavioral changes in school-age children. Courtney believes in the power of collaboration in therapy, where she works alongside her clients to understand their unique challenges, identify new skills, and establish achievable goals. Whether you are navigating the complexities of caregiving for someone with a chronic illness or seeking to process feelings of loss, Courtney is committed to being a supportive guide on your journey. No issue is too large or too small to discuss, and Courtney warmly invites those seeking assistance to consider her as a caring partner in their therapy process.