Stacy Notaras Murphy
The linked practice biography provides a source-stated narrative retrieved 2026-10-15; it is not independent identity, credential, contact, or current-practice verification.
Remaining research: 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.
Dated directory research 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.
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.