Robin Jahanian lcsw LSAtp
Originating from Northern California, Robin moved to the metro area at a young age. Although he remains a Californian at heart, Robin has established roots in the Washington metro area, receiving his Bachelors degree at James Madison University with a major in Biology/Premedicine. While at James Madison, Robin volunteered at Western State Mental Hospital on the forensics unit, peaking his interest in psychology and psychiatry. He then served at a therapeutic wilderness program for male adolescents (aged 10-18) as a counselor, performing intensive individual and group therapy on a daily basis. Robin furthered his studies at Rutgers University, receiving a Master in Social Work. Robin continued his training at Washington School of Psychiatry completing a training in fundamentals of psychodynamic theory Robin has gained valuable experience working in a variety of settings and clients, such as emergency rooms, inpatient psychiatry, an Intensive Outpatient substance abuse Program (IOP), high school social work, and private practice. Robin has been in private practice since 2011. Robin is licensed in the state of Virginia as a clinical social worker (LCSW) and a Substance Abuse Treatment Provider (LSATP).
tiffany dibenedetto Ma, MSW supervisee in social work
Tiffany DiBenedetto graduated from George Mason University with her Master’s Degree in Social Work, specializing in Children, Youth, and Families. Tiffany developed a passion for helping teens, young adults, and their families during her over 8 years of experience in the public school system providing support to at-risk youth. Tiffany has also received a Master’s Degree in Forensic Psychology, specializing in Assessment and Treatment from Argosy University. She obtained her paralegal certification and worked closely with prosecutors, victim services representatives, and law enforcement in the Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office. She developed empathy and understanding for the various personnel in that field and the impact the work has on their families. Whether struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use, life transitions, boundary, or family dynamic issues, Tiffany is a caring and compassionate counselor who believes in taking a collaborative approach in helping clients reach their goals and empowering them to be active participants in their own personal growth. Tiffany originates from upstate New York and has settled in the Northern Virginia area with her family. She enjoys quality time with her family, being a part of her local church, and volunteering to support families within Prince William County communities.
wister mitchelson lpc LSATP
Wister hails out of beautiful nearby Charlottesville, VA. He enjoys living on his farm, raising livestock and horses, with his wife and two children. Wister and Robin worked together at a therapeutic wilderness program for adolescent males. Wister is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and a Licensed Substance Abuse Treatment Provider (LSATP) in the state of Virginia. Wister has extensive experience working with at risk youth, crisis, mental health and addiction counseling working as a TDT (Therapeutic Day Treatment) Clinician, Program Manager, and Clinician within the county’s mental health and substance abuse treatment system. Wister enjoys utilizing his training in CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) in working with clients dealing with anxiety, depression, and addiction. Wister received his Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice at Radford University and then his Master’s in Professional Counseling at Liberty University.
Shirrie Jones lpc caadc
Shirrie Jones is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the State of Virginia. She has an undergraduate degree in Psychology from George Mason University, a Master’s Degree in Human Resource with a specialization in Marital, Couples, and Family Counseling a from Capella University. She also has a Graduate Certification Professional Counseling, and is a Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor. Shirrie has worked in non-profit, government, and in the juvenile correction system. She has experience in providing therapy to adolescents, individuals, couples, families, and mental health and substance abuse groups. Shirrie is passionate about and has worked with adolescents since 2002; dealing with depression, anger, self-esteem, personal/social issues, conflict management, and risky behaviors. Shirrie specializes in working with couples who are in conflict and adults with depression, anxiety, stress management, post-partum, grief, bi-polar, LBGT, substance abuse, and relationship issues. Being a wife of a retired Marine she understands the challenges military family may face and is able to incorporate Christian principals in counseling sessions if requested. She is adept at incorporating Family Systems Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution Focused, and Person Centered Treatment to create a detailed treatment plan for each client.
anthony clark lcsw
Anthony Clark is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Virginia with over 25 years of experience providing mental health counseling to adolescents [13 and older], families, and couples in a variety of practice settings. Anthony uses a solution-focused approach that combines various therapeutic modalities and evidenced based practices to achieve best outcomes in treatment. Areas of focus encompass a broad scope that include anxiety, depression, mood dysregulation, emotional trauma and abuse, attention deficit. Treatment builds on the individual's profile of abilities and strengths so that they may live a happier and healthier life. Anthony believes that there is a ‘no one size fits all’ and that every individual presents a unique situation and need. Everyone deserves to be treated with dignity, respect, and compassion while on their journey to improving their quality of life.
EMMA Keating bs clinical mental health counseling intern
Emma Keating graduated from Liberty University with her Bachelor's Degree in Psychology, specializing in Addictions and Recovery. Currently Pursuing her Master's Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Emma has a passion for using a person-centered and empathic approach to her client's needs. Emma has experience working with a wide range of ages, though she is primarily interested in working with children and young adults. Whether it's substance use, anxiety, depression, or trauma, Emma is committed to meeting clients where they are and helping them with their mental health journey. When she's not working on her degree or in the office, Emma can be found reading, baking, or playing with her 85-pound Sheepadoodle, Norman.