Psychotherapists in Washington, DC
Washington, DC
Current licenses, certifications, contact details, and individual availability were not checked. Two new Washington, DC profiles have source-stated biographies and access pages checked October 15, 2026; the earlier eight-member cohort retains its existing observations. Full sources, limitations, decisions, corrections, and photo findings are in the notes below.
Editorial update: . This date alone is not universal claim or credential verification.
No profile source citations are attached to this record.
Dated editorial and implementation observations
- · Added a claim-mapped, source-stated career/community narrative to the existing Tiffany Bufort-Odom record from a named Influential Women profile retrieved October 15; the page does not state its publication date and is not first-party or independently corroborated. The matching name, Our Journey Counseling Services LLC and same-name LinkedIn link support source association only. Also checked the linked Psychology Today profile and scheduling page on October 15: the former displayed a waitlist and listed fees, insurer/voucher options, DC location, teens/adults and individual/group sessions; the latter labels telehealth and says the address is shared after appointment confirmation, but showed no appointment times. Keep the waitlist visible beside the generic new-client link. Exact capacity, telehealth geography and plan/service coverage remain unestablished. The existing portrait, directory membership, review/indexing states, clinical facts and verification dates remain unchanged; no license or identity verification is implied.
- · Stacy Notaras Murphy and Kathleen Smith were added after current named biographies, access pages, and individual portrait assets were inspected. Their source-stated humanity narratives and access details are available with citations; source-linked local previews appear immediately. Both new profiles remain noindex, unclaimed, pending human review and pending license lookup. Murphy's exact street address, capacity, and age eligibility remain unknown; Smith's virtual-therapy geography, capacity, fees, and age eligibility remain unknown. Their work and access sources do not establish licensure or clinical outcomes. Earlier eight-member cohort records and observations are retained.
- · Each of the three profile narratives is mapped sentence by sentence to the provider's own biography or resume. Current license, certification, identity, contact operation, practice availability, and appointment status are not independently confirmed; conflicting source claims remain explicit and unresolved.
- · Five more DC profiles received sentence-mapped, source-stated narratives from the supplied research delta. No licensing or certification authority checks, phone tests, visits, contact-value verification, human review, or individual availability checks were performed. Heilman's biography waitlist/capacity statement conflicts with its contact page's accepting statement; no status is selected. Turer's opened professional profile reports a psychology BA from Boston University in 2003 while the older record lists BS; the dated correction is preserved as historical, not independently verified. Peery's practice-wide immediate-appointment statement does not establish her individual availability, and the biography does not state a Gottman training level. Cox's narrative remains brief because the supplied homepage supports only a concise account. Tiffany's modality-directory categories are source-stated, not an independent qualification audit or state-license check.
- · The three previous phone values were removed from actionable profile contact fields and preserved with the conflicting practice-published numbers in review notes. Hannah's older email is withheld; Nancy's published practice email is source-stated; Rachel's obfuscated email placeholder remains unused. Names, UUIDs, paths, aliases, publication/indexing/claim states, and original record dates are unchanged.
- · The exact Tiffany Bufort-Odom candidate was requested once from the actual OpenHealthcare profile frame: HTTP 200 image/jpeg, 3131 × 2931, clear individual framing on desktop and mobile, no Set-Cookie, no image-host cookies stored, and no known tracking requests. It is mapped only as a small source-linked remote reference; no local copy or proxy was made.
- · After mapping Tiffany Bufort-Odom, Washington, DC has 6 displayed portraits and 2 fallbacks. At the October 1, 2026 checkpoint, the all-directory preview had 31 displayed portraits and 48 fallbacks among 79 providers; 21 provider images were withheld because their hosts set third-party cookies. The October 2 Beverly Hills follow-on is recorded separately.
- · The five narrative-only records keep unsupported legacy titles, credential lists, contact values, websites, addresses, and specialization lists out of current public fields. Their existing portrait mappings, fallback, and saved photo checks are unchanged; no new portrait request was made. Permanent IDs, routes, aliases, directory membership, published/indexable/unclaimed states, and original 2026-02-21 data-verification dates remain unchanged. The DC homepage badge now reflects eight source-mapped narratives while stating that verification is incomplete.
Provider profiles
Hannah Braunstein
Practice-stated; license and EMDR certification were not authority-checked.
Source-supported narrative
A continuing learning journey
Hannah Braunstein's biography emphasizes continuing personal and professional development alongside her work with trauma and relationships. It describes ongoing study of attachment, neuroscience and mindfulness, and further training in body-focused approaches. The account also records cultural anthropology study at Cornell alongside clinical graduate study in St. Louis.
Sources: Meet Hannah — continuing learning and professional journey
Practice focus
Hannah Braunstein’s practice describes work with adults and adolescents, including individual and couples therapy, with a focus on trauma and relationships.
Approaches described in the biography
Her biography lists EMDR, Brainspotting and mindfulness among her approaches.
Education described in the biography
It describes two master’s degrees from Washington University in St. Louis and undergraduate study in cultural anthropology at Cornell.
Additional claim-level evidence
- source stated — Hannah Braunstein's biography emphasizes continuing personal and professional development alongside her work with trauma and relationships.
Sources: Meet Hannah — continuing learning and professional journey
- source stated — It describes ongoing study of attachment, neuroscience and mindfulness, and further training in body-focused approaches.
Sources: Meet Hannah — continuing learning and professional journey
- source stated — The account also records cultural anthropology study at Cornell alongside clinical graduate study in St. Louis.
Sources: Meet Hannah — continuing learning and professional journey
- source stated — Practice describes work with adults and adolescents, including individual and couples therapy focused on trauma and relationships.
- source stated — Biography lists EMDR, Brainspotting and mindfulness among the approaches.
- source stated — Biography describes two master’s degrees from Washington University in St. Louis and undergraduate study in cultural anthropology at Cornell.
Source retrieval dates: , . Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.
Unresolved notes
- identity · needs current review — The named practice biography provides source attribution for this profile; no independent identity verification was conducted. Observed
- credentials · needs current review — The practice states LICSW and EMDR certification claims, but no licensing or certification authority check was completed. The opened biography does not establish the exact titles of the two master’s degrees. Observed
- contact · conflict — The earlier OpenHealthcare record listed 202-559-4985; the practice contact page listed 917-292-4230. Neither number was called, so no phone is selected or shown as current. The practice-published street address matches the saved location. Observed
- email · needs current review — The earlier email field was not corroborated by the supplied contact observation; no replacement address was provided in the refresh packet. It is withheld from current display rather than treated as current. Observed
Sources and retrieval dates
- Meet Hannah — continuing learning and professional journey · Retrieved · source stated
- Hannah Braunstein practice — biography · Retrieved · source stated
Publisher statement; no independent credential or current-practice verification.
- Hannah Braunstein practice — contact page · Retrieved · source stated
Publisher statement; phone was not called and contact details were not independently verified.
Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.
- source stated — Hannah Braunstein's biography emphasizes continuing personal and professional development alongside her work with trauma and relationships.
Nancy Hyatt
Practice-stated; source pages conflict on license labels.
Source-supported narrative
Practice focus
Nancy Hyatt describes her work as individual and couples psychotherapy focused on emotional and relationship patterns.
Sources: Nancy Hyatt practice — homepage
Education listed on the resume
Her published resume lists an MSW from New York University in 1992 and a BA from the University of Vermont in 1988.
Sources: Nancy Hyatt practice — resume
Experience and training listed on the resume
The resume describes earlier work in child and adolescent mental-health settings and training in Imago, EMDR and Accelerated Resolution Therapy.
Sources: Nancy Hyatt practice — resume
Personal learning and work beyond therapy
Nancy Hyatt's own account places personal learning alongside professional training. She describes marriage and parenting as continuing sources of humility and growth, and connects her work with longstanding interests in relationships. Her biography also describes leadership education beyond her psychotherapy practice. These are attributed personal and professional details, not therapeutic-efficacy or current-availability claims.
Before contacting the practice
Published credential labels and phone observations conflict; no phone number or street address is selected here as current. This profile has not established current appointment capacity, accepted insurance, fees, or referral requirements. Confirm current intake and credentials directly with the practice or relevant licensing authority.
Sources: Nancy Hyatt practice — homepage · Nancy Hyatt practice — contact page
Additional claim-level evidence
- source stated — Practice describes individual and couples psychotherapy focused on emotional and relationship patterns.
Sources: Nancy Hyatt practice — homepage
- source stated — Resume lists an MSW from New York University in 1992 and a BA from the University of Vermont in 1988.
Sources: Nancy Hyatt practice — resume
- source stated — Resume describes earlier child and adolescent mental-health work and training in Imago, EMDR and Accelerated Resolution Therapy.
Sources: Nancy Hyatt practice — resume
- source stated — Hyatt describes marriage and parenting as sources of her personal learning, humility and growth.
- source stated — Hyatt's practice account describes work with Mobius Executive Leadership.
Source retrieval dates: , . Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.
Unresolved notes
- identity · needs current review — The named practice pages provide source attribution for this profile; no independent identity verification was conducted. Observed
Sources: Nancy Hyatt practice — homepage
- credentials · conflict — The practice homepage uses LICSW in its header and LCSW-C in its footer; the resume’s Maryland license label is also inconsistent. No licensing or certification authority check was completed. These labels remain unresolved and are not presented as verified credentials. Observed
Sources: Nancy Hyatt practice — homepage · Nancy Hyatt practice — resume
- contact · conflict — The earlier OpenHealthcare record listed 202-796-6091; the practice page listed 202-519-5909. Neither number was called, so no phone is selected or shown as current. The practice publishes nancyhyatt1@gmail.com, which was not tested. Its contact page lists 6369 31st Place NW; that street address is not promoted pending confirmation that it is appropriate for a public directory listing. Observed
Sources: Nancy Hyatt practice — homepage · Nancy Hyatt practice — contact page
Sources and retrieval dates
- Nancy Hyatt practice — homepage · Retrieved · source stated
Publisher statement; no independent credential or current-practice verification.
- Nancy Hyatt practice — resume · Retrieved · source stated
Publisher statement; no independent credential or current-practice verification.
- Nancy Hyatt practice — contact page · Retrieved · source stated
Publisher statement; phone was not called, and the street address was not confirmed as suitable for a public directory listing.
- Nancy Hyatt practice — personal learning and work · Retrieved · source stated
First-person account of family learning and leadership education; does not resolve credential labels, contact conflicts or therapeutic efficacy.
Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.
- source stated — Practice describes individual and couples psychotherapy focused on emotional and relationship patterns.
Tiffany Bufort-Odom
Professional description is source-stated; licenses unchecked.
Source-supported narrative
Professional focus
Tiffany Bufort-Odom’s professional link page describes trauma-focused work with an emphasis on complex trauma and relational healing.
Activities described on the professional page
It lists EMDR and Brainspotting practice, clinical supervision and speaking among her professional activities.
Separate modality-directory listing
The Brainspotting directory separately lists her under its trained and certified therapist categories.
Sources: Brainspotting directory — Tiffany Bufort-Odom listing
From hospital work to school and community programs
An Influential Women profile describes her earlier path from hospital psychotherapist and lead-therapist roles to being recruited to help establish trauma-informed schools in Pennsylvania. It says she later created and oversaw an at-risk program across three Washington, DC schools, including wraparound support and grief counseling for displaced families during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sources: Tiffany BufortOdom
Therapy access and open questions
On October 15, 2026, Psychology Today displayed a waitlist message for online therapy, invited contact to join, and listed a free 15-minute consultation. It listed $175 individual sessions, a sliding-scale application, and named insurer/voucher options including Aetna, CareFirst, Cigna/Evernorth, Kaiser (out-of-network), Optum and UnitedHealthcare; no plan- or service-specific coverage is confirmed here. The linked Our Journey Counseling scheduler labels the service telehealth and says the address is shared after an appointment is confirmed; it offers a new-client link but showed no appointment times in the retrieved view. Psychology Today lists Washington, DC 20036, teens/adults and individual/group sessions; current capacity and exact geographic eligibility remain unestablished.
Sources: Tiffany Bufort-Odom therapy profile · New client scheduling page
Additional claim-level evidence
- source stated — An Influential Women profile describes her earlier path from hospital psychotherapy and lead-therapist roles to being recruited to help establish trauma-informed schools in Pennsylvania.
Sources: Tiffany BufortOdom
- source stated — It says she later created and oversaw an at-risk program across three Washington, DC schools, including wraparound support and grief counseling for displaced families during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sources: Tiffany BufortOdom
- source stated — On October 15, 2026, Psychology Today displayed a waitlist message for online therapy, invited contact to join, and listed a free 15-minute consultation.
Sources: Tiffany Bufort-Odom therapy profile
- source stated — Psychology Today listed $175 individual sessions, a sliding-scale application, and named insurer/voucher options including Aetna, CareFirst, Cigna/Evernorth, Kaiser as out-of-network, Optum and UnitedHealthcare; no plan- or service-specific coverage is confirmed here.
Sources: Tiffany Bufort-Odom therapy profile
- source stated — The linked Our Journey Counseling scheduler labels the service telehealth and says the address is shared after an appointment is confirmed; it offers a new-client link but showed no appointment times in the retrieved view.
Sources: New client scheduling page
- source stated — Psychology Today lists Washington, DC 20036, teens/adults and individual/group sessions; current capacity and exact geographic eligibility remain unestablished.
Sources: Tiffany Bufort-Odom therapy profile · New client scheduling page
Source retrieval dates: , . Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.
Unresolved notes
- identity · needs current review — The named professional link page supports source attribution for the narrative; no independent identity verification was conducted. Observed
- credentials · needs current review — Current state licenses, ACS, CCTP, EMDR certification and education remain unchecked. The Brainspotting categories are source-stated but their underlying qualification was not audited; a modality directory is not a state-license check. Observed
Sources: Tiffany Bufort-Odom — professional link page · Brainspotting directory — Tiffany Bufort-Odom listing
- contact · needs current review — Direct contact values were outside this narrative batch and are withheld from current public fields. No value from a same-address provider was adopted. Observed
- identity · needs current review — The third-party profile uses a matching name variant, identifies Our Journey Counseling Services LLC, and links to a same-name LinkedIn profile. This supports source association only; no independent identity verification was performed. Observed
Sources: Tiffany BufortOdom
- access · needs current review — Psychology Today displayed a waitlist for online therapy and source-stated access details; the linked scheduler offers a new-client link but showed no available times. Do not treat the generic link as current capacity. Exact geographic eligibility, current openings, member-plan/service coverage, and state credentials remain unverified. Observed
Sources: Tiffany Bufort-Odom therapy profile · New client scheduling page
Sources and retrieval dates
- Tiffany Bufort-Odom — professional link page · Retrieved · source stated
Source date not stated. Professional description is source-stated, not independently verified.
- Brainspotting directory — Tiffany Bufort-Odom listing · Retrieved · source stated
Current named entry observed; underlying qualification was not independently audited. Directory categories are not a state-license check.
- Tiffany BufortOdom · Retrieved · source stated
Named third-party profile uses the matching name variant, names Our Journey Counseling Services LLC, and links to a same-name LinkedIn profile. Source date is not stated. Career details are source-stated and not independently corroborated; no credential or license claim is imported from this page.
- Tiffany Bufort-Odom therapy profile · Retrieved · source stated
Source date not stated. The page displayed a waitlist and source-stated fee, sliding-scale, insurer/voucher, location, age and session-scope details. Psychology Today's verification label is not a state-board license lookup; current capacity and plan/service-specific coverage were not independently verified.
- New client scheduling page · Retrieved · source stated
Linked from the named professional link page. The retrieved page labels the service Telehealth, offers new/existing client links and says the address is shared after appointment confirmation; no available times were shown.
Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.
- source stated — An Influential Women profile describes her earlier path from hospital psychotherapy and lead-therapist roles to being recruited to help establish trauma-informed schools in Pennsylvania.
Ellyn L. Turer
Practice-stated narrative; current license checks remain pending.
Source-supported narrative
Practice focus
Ellyn L. Turer’s practice emphasizes the relationship between mental and physical health, including support around illness, injury, stress and sleep.
Sources: Ellyn L. Turer practice — home page
Education described in the professional profile
Her professional profile reports a psychology BA from Boston University in 2003 and a master’s degree and clinical psychology doctorate from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology in 2010.
Postdoctoral training described in the professional profile
It describes a 2010–2011 postdoctoral fellowship at Tampa General Hospital focused on burn injury, acute trauma and rehabilitation psychology.
Source retrieval date: . Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.
Unresolved notes
- identity · needs current review — The named practice pages support source attribution for this narrative; no independent identity verification was conducted. Observed
Sources: Ellyn L. Turer practice — home page
- credentials · needs current review — Degree and training statements remain practice-stated. Current DC and Maryland license status and credential authority records were not checked; the practice’s PsyD title is not treated as independently verified. Observed
- contact · needs current review — Contact values were outside this narrative batch and are withheld from current public fields. No phone, email, website or location value was checked. Observed
Sources and retrieval dates
- Ellyn L. Turer practice — home page · Retrieved · source stated
Source date not stated. Practice-published statement; not independently verified.
- Ellyn L. Turer practice — professional profile · Retrieved · source stated
Source date not stated. Degree and training statements are practice-published, not independently verified.
- Ellyn L. Turer practice — contact page · Retrieved · source stated
Source date not stated. The saved packet lists this page, but no contact values were imported or checked.
Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.
Documented corrections and decisions
This is available documented history and may be incomplete. recordedOn dates are when a change or decision was recorded, not source-retrieval dates or current credential checks. previousValue and valueRecorded are historical values, not current claims.
- · Bachelor's degree · corrected superseded
The current profile narrative now reports a BA in Psychology from Boston University in 2003, as stated in the opened professional profile; the older BS label is retained only as correction history. The supplied source states BA, while the older OpenHealthcare record stated BS. No independent educational verification was performed.
Earlier recorded value: BS, Boston University · Value recorded then: BA in Psychology, Boston University (2003), as reported by the source · The older BS wording is shown only as dated history and is not presented as the current source-stated degree.
- identity · needs current review — The named practice pages support source attribution for this narrative; no independent identity verification was conducted. Observed
Kathleen Smith
Source-stated narrative · retrieved 2026-10-15; current credential and practice checks are incomplete.
Source-supported narrative
Writing, teaching and relationship patterns
Kathleen Smith’s biography describes writing a therapy newsletter as one of her favorite parts of the work week. It also describes talking with friends about relationships in television shows and teaching family-systems ideas to clinicians and other professional groups. These documented writing, interest and teaching details are presented separately from claims about treatment results.
Sources: Meet Kathleen
Therapy access and separate services
Her therapy page lists an office at 1900 L Street NW, Washington, DC, and says she also sees clients virtually. She says she does not accept insurance directly but can provide documentation for possible out-of-network reimbursement for DC residents or people seen in DC; reimbursement is not guaranteed. The site separately describes virtual Bowen Theory coaching/consulting for people worldwide. That coaching geography does not establish therapy eligibility outside DC. The reviewed page does not establish virtual-therapy location eligibility, current capacity, fees or age eligibility.
Sources: Therapy, Coaching & Consulting
Additional claim-level evidence
- source stated — The biography describes newsletter writing, conversations with friends about television relationships, and teaching family-systems ideas to clinicians and professional groups.
Sources: Meet Kathleen
- source stated — The therapy page lists a Washington, DC office, virtual sessions, and possible out-of-network documentation; it distinguishes worldwide coaching/consulting from psychotherapy.
Sources: Therapy, Coaching & Consulting
Source retrieval date: . Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.
Unresolved notes
- License status · needs current review — The provider's own pages describe therapy services; no independent DC license lookup was completed. The profile remains source-stated and the license lookup is pending. Observed
Sources: Therapy, Coaching & Consulting
- Virtual therapy eligibility · unresolved — The therapy page says clients may be seen virtually but does not state eligible client locations. Its worldwide Bowen Theory coaching/consulting description is a separate service and is not evidence of worldwide psychotherapy eligibility. Observed
Sources: Therapy, Coaching & Consulting
Sources and retrieval dates
- Meet Kathleen · Retrieved · source stated
- Therapy, Coaching & Consulting · Retrieved · source stated
Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.
- source stated — The biography describes newsletter writing, conversations with friends about television relationships, and teaching family-systems ideas to clinicians and professional groups.
Tasheka Cox
Brief practice-stated narrative; credentials unchecked.
Source-supported narrative
The experience behind her approach
On her named biography, Tasheka Cox connects her professional work with her own experience of learning to understand the protective patterns behind achievement and independence. She describes this realization as a foundation of her professional work. Her stated approach asks what a pattern once protected and focuses on noticing it before intentionally choosing a response. This is Cox's account of her motivation and approach, not evidence that therapy will produce a particular outcome.
Sources: Meet Dr. Cox — My Philosophy and A Little About My Story
Before arranging care
The practice site advertises consultations and accepting clients. That is practice-stated, not confirmation of an individual appointment. Current insurer/product participation, fees, referral needs and clinician-specific capacity remain unverified; confirm directly. Biography and photo review do not verify current licensure or telehealth jurisdiction.
Sources: Meet Dr. Cox — My Philosophy and A Little About My Story
Practice focus
Tasheka Cox’s Mind Over Mood Healing practice describes psychotherapy for women facing anxiety, depression, trauma-related distress, emotional exhaustion and life transitions.
Approach described in the introduction
Her introduction focuses on how past experiences, beliefs and protective patterns connect.
Community activities described by the site
The site also describes educational workshops and speaking engagements for schools, churches, conferences and community organizations.
Additional claim-level evidence
- source stated — On her named biography, Tasheka Cox connects her professional work with her own experience of learning to understand the protective patterns behind achievement and independence.
Sources: Meet Dr. Cox — My Philosophy and A Little About My Story
- source stated — She describes this realization as a foundation of her professional work.
Sources: Meet Dr. Cox — My Philosophy and A Little About My Story
- source stated — Her stated approach asks what a pattern once protected and focuses on noticing it before intentionally choosing a response.
Sources: Meet Dr. Cox — My Philosophy and A Little About My Story
Source retrieval dates: , . Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.
Unresolved notes
- identity · needs current review — The named practice homepage supports source attribution for this concise narrative; no independent identity verification was conducted. Observed
- credentials · needs current review — The homepage does not establish degrees, current licenses, publication identity, EMDR/ACT/IFS qualifications or exact telehealth jurisdictions; no authority checks were performed. Observed
- availability · needs current review — A practice accepting-clients banner is not independent confirmation of this clinician’s individual appointment availability; no status is assigned. Observed
- contact · needs current review — Direct contact values were outside this narrative batch and are withheld from current public fields. No phone, email, website or location value was checked. Observed
Sources and retrieval dates
- Meet Dr. Cox — My Philosophy and A Little About My Story · Retrieved · source stated
Named first-person motivation and approach, plus associated single-person portrait. No license/jurisdiction, treatment efficacy or individual capacity verification.
- Mind Over Mood Healing — Tasheka Cox homepage · Retrieved · source stated
Source date not stated. Practice-published statement; not independently verified.
Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.
- source stated — On her named biography, Tasheka Cox connects her professional work with her own experience of learning to understand the protective patterns behind achievement and independence.
Yvany Peery
Practice-stated narrative; license and availability checks remain pending.
Source-supported narrative
D.C. roots and an inclusive practice
Yvany Peery's biography introduces her as a Washington, D.C., native whose education includes Howard University and social-work study at the University of Maryland. It describes a practice bringing couples work alongside support for people dealing with complex trauma, loss and grief. The same account describes neuro-affirming care and work with heterosexual, gay, lesbian and queer couples.
Practice focus
DC Talk Therapy describes Yvany Peery’s work with adults and couples, including trauma, loss, grief and relationship concerns.
Education described in the biography
Her practice biography reports a social work master’s degree from the University of Maryland and a bachelor’s degree from Howard University.
Approaches described in the biography
It describes Gottman Method training for couples work and an individual-therapy approach drawing on EMDR, CBT, internal family systems, mindfulness and somatic experiencing.
Additional claim-level evidence
- source stated — Yvany Peery's biography introduces her as a Washington, D.C., native whose education includes Howard University and social-work study at the University of Maryland.
- source stated — It describes a practice bringing couples work alongside support for people dealing with complex trauma, loss and grief.
- source stated — The same account describes neuro-affirming care and work with heterosexual, gay, lesbian and queer couples.
Source retrieval dates: , . Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.
Unresolved notes
- identity · needs current review — The named practice biography supports source attribution for this narrative; no independent identity verification was conducted. A same-surname search result was not used to establish identity. Observed
- credentials · needs current review — Degree and approach statements remain practice-stated. DC, Maryland and Virginia license status was not checked, and the biography does not state an exact Gottman training level. Observed
- availability · unresolved — The practice-wide immediate-appointment statement does not establish Yvany Peery’s individual availability. No accepting status is assigned; obtain clinician-specific dated confirmation before changing it. Observed
Sources: DC Talk Therapy — Yvany Peery biography · DC Talk Therapy — practice-wide availability page
- contact · needs current review — Contact values were outside this narrative batch and are withheld from current public fields. No phone, email, website or location value was checked. Observed
Sources and retrieval dates
- Yvany Peery — D.C. roots and approach · Retrieved · source stated
- DC Talk Therapy — Yvany Peery biography · Retrieved · source stated
Source date not stated. Practice-published statement; not independently verified.
- DC Talk Therapy — practice-wide availability page · Retrieved · source stated
Source date not stated. Practice-wide statement; it does not establish Yvany Peery’s individual availability.
Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.
David A. Heilman
Practice-stated narrative; licenses and credentials unchecked.
Source-supported narrative
Professional background
David A. Heilman’s biography traces a path from professional opera singing to clinical psychology, describing earlier music study at Juilliard, the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and Music Academy of the West.
Education described in the biography
He reports a clinical psychology doctorate from George Washington University and a graduate certificate in LGBT Health Policy and Practice.
Practice focus
His practice describes work with adults, couples and groups, including LGBTQ+ concerns, adult ADHD and performance anxiety.
How he describes his work
He says that his opera experience continues to shape how he understands performing under pressure and being evaluated. He describes his therapeutic approach as collaborative, direct and grounded, with attention to how relationships and recurring patterns emerge; these are his descriptions, not promises of outcome.
Sources: About David A. Heilman, Psy.D.
Appointments and availability
On October 14, 2026, Heilman’s contact page stated that he was accepting new clients for individual, couples/relationship and group therapy. This page-level statement does not establish actual appointment capacity or a specific opening. The profile retains an October 1, 2026 observation of conflicting availability messages; confirm current capacity with the practice.
Sources: David A. Heilman practice contact page (new-client statement) · David A. Heilman practice — biography · David A. Heilman practice — contact page
Additional claim-level evidence
- source stated — He says that his opera experience continues to shape how he understands performing under pressure and being evaluated.
Sources: About David A. Heilman, Psy.D.
- source stated — He describes his therapeutic approach as collaborative, direct and grounded, with attention to how relationships and recurring patterns emerge; these are his descriptions, not promises of outcome.
Sources: About David A. Heilman, Psy.D.
- source stated — On 2026-10-14, the practice contact page stated that it was accepting new clients for individual, couples/relationship and group therapy; this does not establish a specific appointment opening.
Sources: David A. Heilman practice contact page (new-client statement)
- conflict — The profile preserves the 2026-10-01 conflicting availability observations; a current source statement does not establish actual capacity.
Sources: David A. Heilman practice — biography · David A. Heilman practice — contact page · David A. Heilman practice contact page (new-client statement)
Source retrieval dates: , . Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.
Unresolved notes
- identity · needs current review — The named practice biography supports source attribution for this narrative; no independent identity verification was conducted. Observed
- credentials · needs current review — The biography reports education and professional history, but no licensing or credential authority check was completed. Legacy credential and training fields are not confirmed by this narrative batch. Observed
- availability · conflict — The biography describes capacity or a waitlist while the contact page says currently accepting new clients. These practice statements conflict; no availability status is selected. Obtain an unambiguous dated source or ask the practice before changing availability. Observed
Sources: David A. Heilman practice — biography · David A. Heilman practice — contact page
- availability current observation · conflict — The current contact page states that new clients are being accepted for individual, couples/relationship and group therapy. This is a source statement, not confirmation of an actual opening; retain the October 1 conflict and keep actual capacity unresolved. Observed
Sources: David A. Heilman practice contact page (new-client statement) · David A. Heilman practice — biography · David A. Heilman practice — contact page
- contact · needs current review — Contact values were outside this narrative batch and are withheld from current public fields. No phone, email, website or location value was checked. Observed
Sources and retrieval dates
- David A. Heilman practice — biography · Retrieved · source stated
Source date not stated. Practice-published statement; not independently verified.
- David A. Heilman practice — contact page · Retrieved · source stated
Source date not stated. The saved research records a conflicting availability statement; no contact values were imported or checked.
- About David A. Heilman, Psy.D. · Retrieved · source stated
Biography rechecked 2026-10-14 for his opera-to-psychology journey and self-described work approach. The linked 2046×2046 WebP was visually inspected and is served as an ordinary local source-linked preview; reuse terms remain unknown.
- David A. Heilman practice contact page (new-client statement) · Retrieved · source stated
The page states that new clients are currently accepted for individual, couples/relationship and group therapy. This practice statement does not establish actual appointment capacity or a specific opening.
Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.
- source stated — He says that his opera experience continues to shape how he understands performing under pressure and being evaluated.
Rachel Bradley Williams
Practice-stated; license and professional credential checks were not completed.
Source-supported narrative
Teaching and whole-person care
Rachel Bradley Williams's biography describes a career across school and mental-health settings as well as teaching social-work students at Howard and Catholic University. She describes a strengths-based approach that draws on each client's existing resources. Her account of whole-person care includes attention to sleep, diet, exercise and mindfulness.
Sources: Rachel Bradley Williams — teaching and whole-person approach
Practice focus
Rachel Bradley Williams’ biography describes work with children, adolescents, adults and families, with experience in school and mental-health settings.
Education and training described in the biography
It lists an MSW from Howard University, a psychology BA from California State University, Northridge, and a two-year post-MSW clinical training fellowship at Yale; the biography describes this as training, not as a Yale degree.
Approach and training described in the biography
She describes a strengths-based approach and lists play therapy, CBT and EMDR among her training.
Additional claim-level evidence
- source stated — Rachel Bradley Williams's biography describes a career across school and mental-health settings as well as teaching social-work students at Howard and Catholic University.
Sources: Rachel Bradley Williams — teaching and whole-person approach
- source stated — She describes a strengths-based approach that draws on each client's existing resources.
Sources: Rachel Bradley Williams — teaching and whole-person approach
- source stated — Her account of whole-person care includes attention to sleep, diet, exercise and mindfulness.
Sources: Rachel Bradley Williams — teaching and whole-person approach
- source stated — Biography describes work with children, adolescents, adults and families and experience in school and mental-health settings.
- source stated — Biography lists an MSW from Howard University, a psychology BA from California State University, Northridge, and a two-year post-MSW clinical training fellowship at Yale; the biography describes this as training, not as a Yale degree.
- source stated — Biography describes a strengths-based approach and lists play therapy, CBT and EMDR among her training.
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Unresolved notes
- identity · needs current review — The named practice biography provides source attribution for this profile; no independent identity verification was conducted. Observed
- credentials · needs current review — Current DC and Maryland license claims and the RPT-S credential remain unchecked with their issuing authorities. The two-year Yale fellowship is source-stated post-MSW clinical training, not a Yale degree; it is not presented as a degree. Observed
- contact · conflict — The earlier OpenHealthcare record listed 202-304-1134; the practice contact page listed 202-670-1118. Neither number was called, so no phone is selected or shown as current. The source lists 4545 Connecticut Ave. NW, Suite 417; the saved record retains only the broader Washington, DC location. The contact page’s obfuscated email placeholder was not interpreted and no email was inferred. Observed
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- Rachel Bradley Williams practice — contact page · Retrieved · source stated
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Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.
- source stated — Rachel Bradley Williams's biography describes a career across school and mental-health settings as well as teaching social-work students at Howard and Catholic University.
Stacy Notaras Murphy
Source-stated narrative · retrieved 2026-10-15; current credential and practice checks are incomplete.
Source-supported narrative
Writing and learning about relationships
Before her counseling career, Stacy Notaras Murphy worked as a business writer and editor. Her biography says she began bringing those reporting skills to psychology writing in 2005, when she became a regular contributor to Counseling Today. She describes an interest in relationships leading into couples work and later study of trauma’s effects on relationships. She also describes meeting with other therapists for consultation and support.
Sources: Biography
Before arranging care
Her FAQ lists in-person sessions at a Dupont Circle office and telehealth for residents of DC or Virginia; Maryland residents are seen in person only. The reviewed page does not establish a street address. It lists $250 for individual 50-minute sessions and $315 for 55-minute couples/family sessions, observed October 15, 2026. The page describes an out-of-network model, full payment at service, and monthly statements that may support reimbursement; reimbursement is not guaranteed. Current appointment capacity and age eligibility are not established.
Sources: FAQs + Fees
Additional claim-level evidence
- source stated — The biography describes a transition from business writing and editing to psychology writing, couples work, learning about trauma and relationships, and peer consultation.
Sources: Biography
- source stated — The FAQ states location-specific in-person and telehealth options, fees, and an out-of-network payment process; current capacity, age eligibility and reimbursement are not established.
Sources: FAQs + Fees
Source retrieval date: . Retrieval is not an independent current-status check.
Unresolved notes
- License status · needs current review — The provider’s own pages use professional credential descriptions; no independent DC or Virginia license lookup was completed. The profile remains source-stated and the license lookup is pending. Observed
Sources: Biography
- Appointment eligibility · unresolved — The FAQ's stated telehealth geography does not establish current appointment capacity or age eligibility. Confirm current intake directly with the practice. Observed
Sources: FAQs + Fees
Sources and retrieval dates
- Biography · Retrieved · source stated
- FAQs + Fees · Retrieved · source stated
Source-stated information is not independent confirmation of current identity, credentials, contact operation, or practice status.
- source stated — The biography describes a transition from business writing and editing to psychology writing, couples work, learning about trauma and relationships, and peer consultation.