Weberlyn Dossen

Weberlyn Dossen is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, committed to the belief that therapy is a vital investment in oneself, aimed at achieving one’s best self. With a mission to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental and emotional health, Weberlyn prioritizes creating a space where individuals feel heard, understood, loved, and accepted. As a Liberian-American woman, born in Washington D.C. and raised in Gaithersburg, MD, she brings a rich cultural perspective to her practice. Weberlyn graduated from Bryn Mawr Graduate School of Social Work and has extensive experience working with adults, adolescents, and families in an integrated primary care setting as well as the Philadelphia Family Court System. Her diverse expertise encompasses acute trauma, adjustment disorders, women's health, chronic pain, depression, anxiety, grief, PTSD (with or without psychotic features), substance use disorders, unmanaged chronic illness, intuitive eating, and truancy. Beyond her therapy work, Weberlyn enjoys cycling, dancing, sipping tea, traveling, creating plant-based recipes, and watching classic shows like Hey Arnold and The Office. She embodies the philosophy that life is about healing and learning to love and accept oneself. With a deep appreciation for the journey, she encourages individuals to trust the process and extend grace, time, and patience to themselves. Weberlyn invites clients to grow and learn together on this transformative path.