Dr. Jean Gearon is a licensed clinical psychologist who offers individual and couples psychotherapy, bringing over 25 years of clinical, teaching, and research experience to her practice. Specializing in trauma, PTSD, relationship issues, depression, and anxiety, she views psychotherapy as a collaborative journey, tailoring her approach to meet the unique needs of each individual. Dr. Gearon is recognized for her active, flexible, genuine, and attentive manner. Her work is informed by cognitive-behavioral theory, attachment theory, and cutting-edge neuroscience research regarding the mind-body connection. Understanding that many difficulties arise from heightened emotions or attempts to avoid them, she dedicates time to exploring emotions, which enhances the development of effective coping strategies. Dr. Gearon often employs guided imagery and mindfulness meditation to foster emotional regulation skills and facilitate healing from traumatic experiences. As a Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry at George Washington University and a board member of the DC Psychological Association, she also shares her knowledge by teaching an ongoing seminar that integrates mind/body principles, relational psychotherapy, and neuroscience for clinicians. Her work is considered both an honor and a privilege, reflecting her commitment to supporting individuals from diverse backgrounds, including those facing issues related to trauma, mood disorders, and emotional disturbances.

Abby Shahar is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) and an experienced art therapist with over ten years dedicated to mental health treatment for individuals of all ages, including teens, adults, and elders. With a focus on addressing depression, anxiety, adjustment disorders, and crisis intervention, Abby employs a diverse range of therapeutic approaches including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Positive Psychology, and Solution-Focused techniques. She believes in the profound benefits of mindfulness and client-centered practice, integrating expressive arts and art therapy into sessions when appropriate. Abby holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and a minor in Visual Arts from Boston University, followed by a Master’s degree in Art Therapy from The George Washington University. Clients can look forward to a supportive and strength-based environment aimed at achieving their personal goals.

Stephanie Sicard is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist with 20 years of experience working with both adults and children. Her expertise spans a wide range of issues, including anxiety, depression, self-esteem challenges, grief and loss, body image concerns, trauma, and attachment issues. Stephanie approaches her clients with a supportive and collaborative mindset, guiding them to develop sustainable tools and coping strategies. She understands the importance of building a safe and trusting environment to foster strong therapeutic relationships, and she commits to providing this to each individual she works with. Utilizing a blend of talk therapy, solution-focused therapy, and cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), Stephanie helps clients gain insight into their emotional and behavioral challenges, promoting the development of long-term coping strategies. Recognizing the uniqueness of each client and their own experiences, she tailors her sessions to meet individual needs. Passionate about empowering others, Stephanie strives to assist her clients in becoming the most confident, happy, and self-assured versions of themselves. She offers a supportive therapeutic space for everyone to discuss and navigate their personal struggles, and she looks forward to being a part of their journey toward healing and growth.

Rachel Tsimbidis, the founder and licensed provider at RLT Counseling, LLC, offers a compassionate and insightful online therapy practice serving clients in Maryland and Virginia. Dedicated to helping individuals lead happier and more fulfilling lives, she brings a wealth of experience in addressing challenges such as depression, anxiety, and self-esteem issues. Rachel believes that seeking the support of a professional can provide valuable perspective during difficult times. With a strong commitment to her clients' well-being, she skillfully guides them through life’s obstacles, delivering the attention and care they deserve. Her therapy incorporates cognitive-behavioral techniques, enabling clients to challenge negative thoughts and cultivate a more positive outlook. Additionally, Rachel utilizes an Internal Family Systems (IFS) framework to explore deeper emotional issues, facilitating personal growth and healing. By focusing on her clients' strengths, she empowers them to build confidence and make meaningful changes that enhance their lives. Rachel is passionate about providing the support necessary for individuals to navigate trauma, interpersonal conflicts, and various life transitions successfully.

Megan Wainwright, LCPC, embodies a warm and genuine approach to therapy that resonates with her clients. Known affectionately as Meg, she has dedicated her clinical career to dual diagnosis programming, working across outpatient and residential care. With a focus on supporting adolescents, young adults, and adults in managing their mental health, Megan integrates a sense of humor and sarcasm with deep vulnerability and understanding. Recognizing that every individual has unique therapy goals, she prioritizes supporting clients in achieving these objectives at a comfortable pace. Megan’s therapeutic approach is grounded in Psychodynamic principles, supplemented by Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Motivational Interviewing, among others. She offers flexible session formats, including teletherapy and options for walking or cycling sessions when appropriate. Though she does not provide consultations, Megan is committed to responding to inquiries promptly, grateful for the opportunity to connect and support those who may benefit from her services.

Dr. LaShaun Williams, a dedicated therapist with a PsyD from the California School of Professional Psychology, has been helping adults navigate their mental health journeys since her graduation in 2004. With extensive expertise in addressing mood disorders, including Depression and Anxiety, as well as Dissociative Disorders like DID, she provides compassionate and culturally sensitive care to her clients. Specializing in Trauma and PTSD, Dr. Williams employs diverse therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and mindfulness techniques to empower individuals towards healing and growth. Her holistic approach not only addresses substance use and coping skills but also tackles women's issues, relationship dynamics, and life balance, fostering an environment of understanding and support for all. Through her deep knowledge and genuine commitment, Dr. Williams stands ready to guide individuals on their path to emotional well-being.