Joylane Bartron, lPC

In my work, I approach people with compassion, curiosity, and a collaborative spirit to help them discover insight about the past, comfort in the present, and renewed hope for the future. My goal is to provide a safe and supportive environment for you to holistically explore your strengths, struggles, relationships, and faith. 

I earned my Master’s Degree in Counseling from the Graduate School of Counseling at Missio Seminary in Philadelphia and have completed post-graduate training in child development and early life trauma through the Dr. Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development at Texas Christian University.

I am a Level 2 Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapist. IFS is designed to help us find peace with the many varied parts of our minds and souls, and to clear the way for us to connect with our truest sense of who we are.

Prior to my professional clinical training, I completed a comprehensive course of study in biblical counseling through the Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation (CCEF).

I particularly enjoy helping people explore their past and current struggles in light of their Christian faith - whether that faith is currently robust and life-giving or whether that faith has become a source of pain and confusion. I frequently work with - and enjoy working with - survivors of spiritual trauma within the Christian community.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in the District of Columbia, Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania.

In-person appointments are at my office on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. Telehealth appointments are conducted online for residents of DC, VA, MD, and PA.

Ivet Euhus, LGPC

I approach clients with curiosity and compassion as we work together to find what may be missing in their story and relationships for a more fulfilling and satisfying life.

My work is grounded in the belief that each person holds inner wisdom. Together, we explore what may be obscuring access to that wisdom, find courage to move towards pain, and create greater clarity, healing, and growth. 

I am most interested in how we make meaning, navigate relationships, and reconnect with our authentic selves.

I enjoy working with individuals from diverse backgrounds experiencing anxiety, depression,

low self-esteem, body image concerns, trauma, grief, spirituality and faith issues, and relationship challenges. I also have experience supporting military service members and their families. I particularly enjoy working with people experiencing PTSD and complex trauma.

I am certified in EMDR and the SYMBIS model of premarital counseling, and I frequently work through an IFS lens. My experience as a yoga teacher also informs my work, helping clients reconnect with the wisdom and resilience of their bodies. I work under the supervision of Joylane Bartron, LPC.

In person appointments are available on Capitol Hill, and telehealth appointments are available for residents of DC.

Amanda Roark, counseling intern

I strive to create a warm, collaborative environment where clients feel supported as they pursue growth, healing, and meaningful change.

I am pursuing a master's degree in counseling at Dallas Theological Seminary. Before entering the counseling field, I spent more than a decade working in journalism and media. My experience listening to and sharing people's stories has shaped my belief that our stories play a powerful role in how we understand ourselves and our experiences.

I enjoy working with individuals navigating anxiety, depression, life transitions, career concerns, grief, and other personal challenges. 

My counseling approach integrates person-centered care with evidence-based practices, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and is tailored to each client's unique needs and goals. For clients who desire it, I also welcome the opportunity to integrate faith and spiritual formation into the therapeutic process.

I am accepting new clients and work under the supervision of Joylane Bartron, LPC.