Counselling
Our counseling services provide emotional and psychological support for individuals adjusting to vision loss or other life changes.
We understand that losing sight can also mean losing a sense of identity, independence, or hope — and we’re here to help rebuild them.
Our counseling includes:
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One-on-one and family sessions with trained professionals.
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Use of evidence-based methods such as Motivational Interviewing (MI) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
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Support for anxiety, depression, and stress related to visual impairment.
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Guidance for coping with changes in work, relationships, and daily living.
Sessions are designed to empower clients, not diagnose them — focusing on strengths, self-advocacy, and emotional resilience.
E-Therapy for Virginians
Offering evening and weekend appointments through secure video conferencing via Google Meet. Sessions are available only to clients located in Virginia.
Working for You, Not Insurance
We prioritize privacy by not involving insurance companies. Clients can donate to a 501c3 organization instead of using health insurance. We respect privacy regarding diagnoses.
The First Step
Helping clients navigate challenges such as grief, family conflict, self-esteem, anxiety, trauma, stress, depression, life transitions, perfectionism, and employment issues.
Understanding the Whole Person
Taking a holistic approach by considering family, community, and environmental factors.
Earning Your Trust
Exploding the Myths About Therapy
Our Unique Approach
Client-Directed Treatment Planning
Utilizing secure technology to protect privacy during therapy.
Therapy is goal-oriented, focusing on setting realistic benchmarks and developing tangible tools for progress.
Featuring client-designed treatment plans, informed choice of therapy approach, and transparency.
Encouraging active client involvement in defining areas of concern and exploring solutions.
Client Choice of Theoretical Approach
Clients can choose therapy types, such as cognitive behavioral therapy, person-centered therapy, solution-focused therapy, and mindfulness.
