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CONTACT
Teletherapy Services Available
In-Person in Sterling, VA
JOINED
Joined on November 29, 2022
INDUSTRY
Mental Health
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DESCRIPTION
Journey to Wellness is a mental health group practice located in Northern Virginia. We provide mental health and personal fitness services to clients of all ages, dealing with any life circumstance, across the state of Virginia and Maryland. We offer in person, as well as virtual services.
OUR REVIEW
The team at Journey to Wellness is a regional partner with many LGBTQ+ organizations, with certified therapists in their practice who participate with SafeSpace NOVA and others. Their commitment to equality in mental health care is amazing and has led them to meet with Equality Loudoun several times to work together to find ways to support the community.
As an early adopter of the Equality Allies program, Journey to Wellness demonstrates a commitment to the ideals of diversity, inclusion, and equality. With a thorough review of their business activities, we found no history of discriminatory practices or exclusive reviews.
General Survey
Question: How many of your employees or volunteers are members of the LGBTQ+ community?
Answer: More than 10%
Question: Are your leadership, human resources, employees, or volunteers provided or required to utilize LGBTQ-specific training or educational content each year?
Answer: Some of our staff are required to have LGBTQ-specific training but not all.
Question: How often do you believe your leadership, human resources, employees, or volunteers utilize LGBTQ-specific training or educational content each year?
Answer: We require annual training.
Question: Do you feel that your policies and procedures cover LGBTQ-specific needs for all of your employees, staff, and volunteers?
Answer: We have a general anti-discrimination clause that covers LGBTQ and other marginalized groups.
Question: Do you feel that your policies and procedures cover LGBTQ-specific needs for your those who rely on your service?
Answer: We have a general anti-discrimination clause that cover LGBTQ and other marginalized groups.
Question: How well do you feel that you and your staff are doing at creating an accepting and affirming presence for the LGBTQ+ community?
Answer: We have year-round shows of support that are specifically affirming or positive for the LGBTQ+ community.
Industry Survey
Question: Please list the title that best fits you:
Answer: Therapist
Question: Do you have any LGBTQ+ board members? Include any information, if possible, about how they represent LGBTQ+ issues in your organization.
Answer: 2/3 of our board members are LGBTQ+. They, along with staff, help us mindfully consider outreach and policy based representation that is inclusive and equitable.
Question: Please list any professional certifications you have:
Answer: Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Question: How long have you been assisting people who identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community?
Answer: 10+ years
Question: What age group(s) do you work with?
Answer: 13-18 years old
Question: Do you have specialized training or background in any of the following fields?
Answer: Gender Dysphoria & Transgender Issues, Same-sex Couples Counseling/Therapy, Teen or Family Counseling/Therapy, Trans-Cis Family or Couples Counseling/Therapy
Question: Do you have specialized training or background in any of the following fields?
Answer: DSM-5 Guidance
Question: Do you have a process that allows for treatment of those without insurance?
Answer: Yes
Question: Does your practice use LGBTQ+ affirming language in its forms and processes?
Answer: Yes
Question: Do you encourage, use, or suggest any of the following treatments: conversion therapy (or any therapy that tries to change a person’s identity or orientation); faith-based therapy that describes LGBTQ+ identities as bad, wrong, or harmful; ambush or inundation therapy that exposes a patient to regular anti-LGBTQ+ information or causes confrontation with large groups?
Answer: I don’t use these practices
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