I currently accept Aetna and KP in Washington, DC. I am in the process of getting paneled with Anthem BCBS, KP, Aetna, and Quest in VA. If you don’t have either of those plans or don’t want to use insurance, I also work Out-of-Network (OON) and you may be eligible for reimbursement. I am currently licensed in DC, PA, and VA. I will soon be licensed in MD.

I practice in Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia, and have some experience in working with clients abroad while always adhering to international laws and regulations.

EMDRIA is the governing body for EMDR and I am certified through them, meaning I have met all the requirements laid out to conduct EMDR therapy with my clients. In addition, I am trained in EMDR 2.0 and other advanced EMDRIA trainings such as being able to work with people with complex trauma.

Yes! Don’t just listen to me, listen to EMDRIA: “Research is beginning to support what EMDR therapists are seeing in their practice: good clinical outcomes. Research to prove the effectiveness of EMDR therapy online is still coming out. Initial studies suggest that yes, EMDR therapy is not only a viable option for in-person therapy but has resulted in substantial mental health improvements. This 2-Minute Medicine article ‘Online Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy may improve mental health’ and this Medical Dialogue’s article point to a recent study by McGowan et al, (2021), cited here.”