Jonah Green and Associates is a highly regarded group of experienced, compassionate, and skilled therapists dedicated to serving children, adolescents, adults, and families. Cited as top therapists in the DMV area by Washingtonian and Washington Parent magazines, this team collaborates closely with clients to address various emotional, family, and relationship concerns. They embrace clients from diverse ethnic, racial, and religious backgrounds, as well as varied family structures and sexual, gender, and developmental differences. The clinicians at Jonah Green and Associates specialize in a wide array of issues including ADHD, neurodivergence, anxiety, depression, and trauma, as well as challenges related to eating disorders, addiction, grief and loss, and dynamics in separated or divorced families. Expert in couples and family therapy, they are also adept at supporting legal professionals and their families. With a respectful and results-driven approach, Jonah Green and Associates are committed to collaborating with clients for meaningful achievements in therapy.

Ian Gutierrez is a pre-licensed professional with a Ph.D. in clinical psychology, dedicated to guiding both adults and adolescents through difficult life transitions. Whether the challenges arise in school, work, love, or family, Ian provides compassionate support during these complex times. He places the values and goals of his clients at the forefront of the therapeutic experience, taking the time to understand their past experiences, present circumstances, and future aspirations. It is perfectly normal for individuals to feel uncertain about their next steps, and Ian believes in exploring these feelings collaboratively. Passionate about helping those dealing with grief, loss, illness, and relationship or career-related stress, he employs evidence-based strategies tailored to assist clients in living their best lives. Ian looks forward to supporting individuals on their journey towards personal growth and well-being, currently practicing at Insight Care, LLC, in Kensington, Maryland, under the supervision of Dr. Niveen Soliman.

Vickye Hayter, LCMFT, understands that often individuals wait until every measure has been exhausted before seeking professional help. She believes that the journey to healing, reconciliation, peace, and joy can begin today. In her view, times of adversity and struggle provide the greatest potential for growth. Recognizing the challenges individuals face can sometimes obscure the positive changes that lie ahead, Vickye offers a guiding light through periods of frustration, despair, and resentment. The change process is viewed by Vickye as a journey—occasionally lengthy, sometimes brief—which presents the opportunity to discover new approaches to life's circumstances. With her guidance, clients can begin taking steps towards achieving their desired outcomes. In her practice with families, couples, and individuals, Vickye creates a safe space for exploring the issues that hinder progress. Her therapy is characterized as informative, insightful, reflective, and experiential. Her diverse background as a consultant, nurse, health educator, wife, and mother deeply informs her therapeutic approach. Vickye's professional training in Holistic Health and Family Systems underpins her nuanced understanding of individuals and their relationships. She utilizes various therapy models, including Emotionally Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Solution Focused Therapy, making her a versatile and compassionate guide on the therapy journey. Vickye is dedicated to addressing critical issues such as trauma and PTSD, grief, anxiety, self-esteem, and relationship dynamics, ensuring that her clients receive comprehensive and tailored support.

Jennifer Heaton is a compassionate counselor who understands that everyone faces challenges in their lives, from feeling anxious or depressed to navigating complex relationships or life transitions. She provides a warm and safe environment for individuals of all ages, ensuring they feel heard, validated, and supported. With a commitment to empowering her clients, Jennifer incorporates a strength-based approach in her therapy sessions, whether working with couples, families, or individuals. Through her eclectic methodologies, including Trauma-Focused Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), she collaborates with her clients to foster self-understanding and equip them with the necessary tools to achieve the life fulfillment they seek.

Cheryl Holland, PhD, is a licensed psychologist with 20 years of experience dedicated to helping children, adults, and families grow, connect, and derive greater joy from their lives. Her expertise encompasses a wide range of services, from evaluation and short-term support to comprehensive intervention. Cheryl focuses on identifying clients' strengths while fostering insights and skill-building that promote positive well-being, cultivate healthy relationships, and effectively navigate life's challenges. She aids individuals and families in developing healthier ways to tolerate distress, assisting them in making significant, positive changes in their lives. Cheryl specializes in early intervention for young children facing challenges related to temperament, behavior, anxiety, mood, attention, self-control, and social skills, as well as sensory-processing or language difficulties. She also emphasizes the importance of parent and school consultation where applicable. Beyond her work with children, Cheryl integrates mindfulness-based practices in her approach to adult therapy. She is passionate about community engagement, often conducting training seminars on child development and healthy family relationships. In her role at the Lourie Center for Children's Social & Emotional Wellness, she provides clinical supervision and training for fellow professionals in the mental health field, showcasing her commitment to fostering growth in both her clients and the helping community.

Dr. David Sommers is a clinical psychologist with 40 years of experience dedicated to working with individuals and couples, specifically adults aged 18 to 85. He specializes in treating mood and anxiety disorders and possesses substantial expertise in serious mental illnesses. His extensive background includes working in various settings such as hospitals, community mental health, and private practice. Dr. Sommers utilizes a range of therapy approaches, including cognitive-behavioral therapy, interpersonal therapy, and problem solving, to address the needs of his clients effectively. He believes in establishing clearly defined goals and collaborating with clients on a plan to achieve these objectives. Dr. Sommers is also mindful of the life circumstances that may arise during therapy, understanding that detours can often lead to valuable insights and growth.

Claire Engers is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, bringing over two decades of experience to her practice. Graduating in 2001 from Catholic University, Claire specializes in helping adults and elderly clients navigate challenges such as depression, anxiety, and relationship issues. Her expertise spans a range of therapeutic approaches, including Family Systems, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and psychodynamic therapy, allowing her to tailor her interventions to meet the unique needs of each client. Claire fosters a warm and supportive environment, utilizing attachment-based therapy and relational methods to deepen understanding and promote healing. Through her work with both individuals and couples, she is committed to guiding her clients towards lasting change and fulfillment.

Naomi Karp (she/her) is a dedicated Licensed Certified Social Worker-Clinical (LCSW-C) based in Maryland, holding licenses in both Maryland and Washington, DC. With a strong commitment to fostering a trusting therapeutic relationship, Naomi creates a safe and supportive space for clients to explore challenging and emotionally charged topics. Known for her warm demeanor and thoughtfulness, she brings these qualities to every session. She values the power of play and playfulness, believing in the innate capacity for change and transformation that resides within each individual. Naomi has extensive experience working with youth aged 6 to 20, embracing diverse racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds, as well as individuals across the gender and sexual identity spectrum. Her diverse skill set includes addressing learning disabilities, ADHD, anxiety, depression, mood disorders, and trauma, and she often collaborates with families to facilitate emotional and behavioral growth. Naomi is deeply committed to social justice, continuous learning, and personal growth. She is eager to work with individuals aged 6 to 25 and welcomes parents seeking consultation. Her goal is to empower clients to achieve their aspirations and enhance overall well-being.

Barrie Krellen Gochman is a highly experienced Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding the LCSW-C credential. With over 30 years of clinical expertise, Barrie provides individual psychotherapy to adolescents, adults, and elders. Barrie's education at the University of Maryland at Baltimore, culminating in graduation in 1993, laid a strong foundation for their therapeutic practices. Following this, Barrie completed 2 years of post-graduate training at the Washington School of Psychiatry, enhancing their psychodynamic approach. Specializing in mood disorders, anxiety, relationship issues, life stressors, grief/loss, and healthy lifestyle choices, Barrie integrates cognitive behavioral therapy and eclectic models to cater to the diverse needs of clients. In their practice, Barrie creates a safe and caring environment that fosters exploration and a deeper understanding of personal challenges, guiding clients toward effective coping mechanisms and positive transitions.

Dara Kruman, LCSW-C, understands that many individuals may feel hesitant about starting therapy, perhaps because they have previously managed their challenges on their own. For those who find that tasks that were once simple have become overwhelming, Dara offers a safe space. Recognizing that feelings of frustration and being stuck can stem from specific trauma or gradually build up, she provides support for those experiencing anxiety, panic, depression, or difficulties in relationships. With experience in trauma and PTSD, Dara specializes in empowering her clients to confront and overcome the obstacles that hinder their well-being. Through tailored therapeutic approaches such as Play Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), she helps her clients regain control of their lives and find new pathways to healing. Dara believes that therapy doesn’t have to be a long-term commitment; instead, it can be a collaborative journey towards achieving personal growth and fulfillment. With flexibility in scheduling, she is eager to assist individuals and families navigate their next steps in life with confidence and support.

Ann Lee, LCSW-C, MDiv, BCN, has been a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist for over 33 years, skillfully guiding individuals, parents, adolescents, and children through life's numerous challenges. She understands that some moments can feel overwhelming—whether for a person or a cherished child. At PRHP, Ann employs an integrative approach that combines mind and body therapies to promote healing and improved functioning. Her practice is characterized by a commitment to nurturing deeper understanding and greater functionality for her clients and their loved ones. Ann believes that no one should navigate difficult times alone; she invites individuals to reach out for the support they need to embark on their healing journey. She recognizes that we are not just our emotions or our physical form; we encompass all of this and more. By utilizing a variety of modalities—including trauma-focused therapy, Eagala Equine Assisted Therapy, Walk and Talk therapy, neurofeedback, and Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT)—Ann has successfully assisted adults, teens, and children in transcending life’s stressful and painful passages. Through her extensive experience and psychotherapeutic mind/body approach, she empowers clients to discover joy and fulfillment in their lives.

Tiffani Lloyd, LCMFT, is a warm and enthusiastic therapist dedicated to helping individuals, couples, and families navigate their challenges. With extensive experience in various life stages, she specializes in issues such as marital and premarital concerns, communication, trust, and intimacy, as well as coping with infidelity, infertility, grief, and more. Tiffani is passionate about supporting individuals struggling with mood disorders, self-esteem issues, trauma, and emotional disturbances. As the owner of Tiffani Stevenson Lloyd & Associates, she leads a group of highly skilled mental health therapists who are equally committed to facilitating healing. Tiffani's practice embraces cultural sensitivity, offering therapy in both Spanish and English. Her clients benefit from her expertise in a range of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Emotionally Focused therapy, and the Gottman Method. Ready to guide clients on their journey toward improvement, Tiffani believes that no one has to face their mountains of difficulty alone, and she invites those seeking change in their lives to explore the supportive environment she and her team provide.

Michael Milgraum, PhD, JD, is a dedicated psychologist who specializes in providing comprehensive psychological evaluations and psychotherapy. His expertise extends to two specialized areas: immigration cases and psychoeducational evaluations. With over 15 years of experience, he has worked intimately with immigrants requiring evaluation for their functioning or that of their family members in relation to immigration petitions. His evaluations encompass a variety of needs, including filings for asylum, extreme hardship for immigrant families, petitions related to domestic abuse, and waivers for the citizenship exam. Moreover, Michael offers psychoeducational evaluations that present an insightful overview of a child's strengths and challenges in attention, problem-solving, verbal and non-verbal skills, abstract reasoning, educational achievement, and social-emotional functioning. These evaluations are essential for understanding the causes behind a child's academic delays. In his therapy practice, Michael helps individuals, couples, families, and groups to cultivate a deeper harmony among their physical, emotional, social, spiritual, and cognitive selves through an approach he terms Integrative Psychology. His attentive listening and affirmation of client individuality guide them in pursuing meaningful opportunities for positive change.