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Amy Beckman lcsw Psychotherapy

Mindfulness to emotions and thoughts enable me to empower you.


Grief and Loss Therapy

for Northern Virginia


Serving Teens & Adults in the Washington D.C. Metropolitan Area, including...

Fairfax County, VA - McLean, Arlington, Alexandria, Hemdon, Reston, Fairfax,

Burke, Springfield, Annandale, and Vienna - Potomac & Bethesda, MD

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(703) 356-3239

 
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Counseling for Grief and Loss

Few things impact our life more deeply than the experience of loss.  In my practice I have worked with individuals and couples whose lives have faced loss in a wide range of such experiences as:


  1. the sudden death of a spouse, child, parent or loved one.

  2. the expected or anticipated death of a loved one including parents, partners, friends and pets.

  3. the diagnosis of a life threatening illness such as HIV disease, cancer or chronic illnesses such as an autoimmune disorder or genital herpes.

  4. the adjustment to the consequences or impact of a medical or physically disabling condition.

  5. the loss of a job or career path.


Grief and loss can arouse difficult to cope with emotions and thoughts.  I understand that living with feelings of grief and loss is deeply personal. Sharing your bereaved feelings can be uncomfortable and difficult.  As a psychotherapist, my listening skills, empathy and clinical expertise help to guide you through a process of grief recovery and acceptance.  Together our work is focused on processing your experience of loss or losses throughout your life, understanding its impact and looking towards the future to find meaningful and enriching experiences – often exploring opportunities in your life in new, hopeful and creative ways. Strengthening connections with your outside world is often a reward and outcome of successful grief or bereavement counseling and psychotherapy.

 

For 25 years I have been working in the field of mental health counseling and practicing as a psychotherapist. I have treated a wide range of presenting problems.  I manage my own practice and have developed a model that merges professionalism and clinical skill with warmth and care.  I create a supportive therapeutic environment where people can explore and discuss intimate and difficult emotions, memories of the past and challenges of the present day.  My high level of skill and my caring approach facilitate successful outcomes.  

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Amy Beckman LCSW

Psychotherapist

Counseling for individuals, couples and families.

Serving teens and adults.

1499 Chain Bridge Rd., Suite 200

McLean, VA 22101

(703) 356-3239

Amy@NorthernVirginiaPsychotherapy.com

Amy Beckman, LCSW sees patients for individual (teens and adults) & couples counseling, family therapy, and lifestyle coaching in Northern Virginia. As a therapist and counselor, she treats for depression and anxiety including bi-polar disorder, grief and loss, substance use and abuse, relationship, parenting, stress management, and education, work & career issues. From her McLean, VA practice, she serves the greater Washington D.C. metropolitan area including the counties of Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince William in Virginia including the neighborhoods of McLean, Great Falls, Countryside, Sterling, Hemdon, Reston, Wolf Trap, Tysons Corner, Pimmit Hills, Idylwood, Falls Church, Arlington, Seven Corners, Bailey’s Crossroads, Chantilly, Centreville, Fair Lakes, Fairfax, Oakton, Mantua, Merrifield, Annandale, Lincolnia, Alexandria, Springfield, Burke, Newington, Woodbridge, and Dale City; and the county of Montgomery in Maryland including the neighborhoods of Potomac, Bethesda and North Bethesda, Silver Spring, and Rockville.


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    Supportive psychotherapy is the approach I practice in my work with individuals, couples and families whose lives are profoundly affected by the experience of grief and loss. 



“When one door of happiness closes, another opens;

but often we look so long

at the closed door

that we do not see the one

which has been opened for us.”


~ Helen Keller

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