Frequently Asked Questions
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My fees are $190 for individuals and $225 for couples and families.
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All sessions are 60 minutes.
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I do not take insurance, and I am considered an out-of-network provider. I can provide you with a receipt that you can submit to your insurance provider for partial reimbursement, if your policy allows out-of-network benefits (most do!).
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The majority of my services are provided virtually through HIPAA compliant Zoom for healthcare professionals, but I do have some in-person availability in my Glover Park office in DC. I am also able to provide in-person support to organizations.
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I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in DC, Virginia, and Colorado, and I’m a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) in Maryland. I’m a National Board Certified Counselor, a Board Approved Clinical Supervisor, and I am verified with Psychology Today.
License information:
Washington, DC - PRC15039
Virginia - 0701009407
Maryland - LC13590
Colorado - LPC0014760
I’ve received advanced clinical training through the Wendt Center for Loss and Healing and I’ve also gone through the devastating experience of saying goodbye to my 3 beloved dogs.
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working through the devastating and complex feelings that accompany loss
processing any unresolved grief from your past that may surface when your pet dies
grief that comes up when you know your pet is dying, and making end-of-life decisions
lost or runaway pets
surrendering or rehoming a pet
behavioral euthanasia
sudden loss of a pet
pet loss with seniors
loss of a pet through divorce or a separation
pet loss with kids and families
support for veterinary and animal caretaker professionals (vicarious trauma and compassion fatigue)
establishing new routines and adapting to a new life
exploring getting another pet
managing the practical and logistical issues
developing coping strategies
consultations and support for organizations
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Cancellations must be received 24 hours in advance or the full session fee will be charged.
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Thank you for asking! Kwerel is pronounced “Kwer-rel”.