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Training and Experience |
Beth earned her Master of Social Work degree from Catholic University and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Beth specializes in working with adolescents (ages 13+), adults, and couples who face a variety of mental health challenges, including anxiety, depression, relationship issues, ADHD, family dynamics, and life transitions. She is formally trained in Family Systems Therapy and completed the Level 1 training in Gottman Method Couples Therapy. She incorporates a range of therapeutic approaches into her work, including Attachment Theory, Emotionally Focused Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and trauma-informed care, to provide personalized, effective treatment for her clients.
Prior to joining WellSpring, Beth was a Resident Therapist at the Family Institute of Virginia in Richmond, VA, where she provided therapy to individuals, couples, and families. She completed graduate-level clinical internships at the Veterans Administration in Washington, DC, where she worked with veterans in the Substance Abuse Recovery Program, and with a local community health organization where she worked with children and adolescents in school-based mental health programs. In addition to her experience in clinical social work, Beth has a Master's in Public Health and a 10+ year career as a research analyst and project manager. Her work related to global health monitoring and evaluation has given her the unique experience of living and working in many different parts of the world with individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds. |
Therapeutic Approach |
Beth employs a person-centered, strengths-based approach that places a strong emphasis on
the therapeutic relationship, ensuring clients feel safe, supported, and heard. Her extensive background in global health has enriched her ability to connect with individuals from diverse backgrounds, allowing her to cultivate a compassionate and inclusive environment that fosters healing, growth, and empowerment. |
