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Top Aetna-covered therapists and psychiatrists in Delaware
Connect with therapists throughout Delaware who accept Aetna insurance. Headway patients save an average of 75% on sessions, with copays between $0-$25. Many providers offer free consultations and flexible scheduling to fit your needs.
Hey! I am the owner of Iris Counseling, LLC and I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 16 years of experience in the field. More specifically in individual, family and group counseling, crisis intervention and suicide prevention, as well as in addiction counseling. While working in this field, I've developed a deep understanding of the complexity of us humans and the vulnerability it takes to ask for help. It's an honor to be in this profession and to be trusted by you as you're in this vulnerable space of personal growth and healing.
I am a Licensed Clinical Social worker that specializes in providing compassionate support to individuals navigating trauma, PTSD, intimate partner violence, depression, anxiety, and military/veteran support. My practice focuses on empowering clients aged 18 and above to heal and grow in a safe and supportive environment.
I received my Masters of Social Work with a specialization in Trauma and Interpersonal Violence from Simmons University in 2016 and achieved full clinical licensure in 2020. Through my experiences working with military members and their families, I have learned the importance of a holistic approach to therapy, focusing not just on symptom management, but also on addressing the root cause, and helping clients build skills that can be used outside of the session. After all, in any given week, there are 167 hours’ worth of living done outside of therapy.
Founder of Traverse Talk | Virtual Therapist Licensed in Six States
Since 2012, I’ve been dedicated to helping individuals, couples, and families navigate life’s challenges with clarity and confidence. As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), I specialize in couples therapy, anxiety management, family relations, and women's well-being. My approach is interactive and experiential, drawing from evidence-based techniques such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), mindfulness, and art therapy techniques.
At Traverse Talk, a fully virtual practice, I support clients through crisis moments, career transitions, relationship challenges, and divorce recovery. I also design workbooks and curate retreats, providing deeper, transformative experiences beyond traditional therapy sessions.
I have a special passion for working with women in all stages of life, not just in leadership roles, but in navigating self-discovery, identity shifts, motherhood, relationships, career balance, and personal growth. Whether you're facing burnout, redefining yourself after a major life change, or simply seeking a space to process and heal, I offer a compassionate and empowering approach to help you reconnect with your strength and purpose.
Whether you're seeking strength in your relationships, emotional balance, or guidance through life's transitions, I’m here to help you move forward with insight and empowerment.
Let’s start your journey.
I am a Board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. I am licensed to prescribe psychotropic medications and provide psychotherapy and psychoeducation. I have over 20 years of experience delivering quality patient-centered care. I practice with an open mind and work with my clients to come up with an individualized plan of care to address their mental health needs using measures that fit into their lifestyle.
If you’re carrying the weight of trauma, you’ve already done one of the hardest things—survived. My role is to help you do something even more powerful: live without feeling like your past is running the show.
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a Master’s in Social Work and a Bachelor’s in Business Administration—a combination that gives me both the clinical insight and the practical clarity to help clients create real, sustainable change. My background allows me to understand people deeply while also recognizing the real-world pressures they navigate every day. Whether we’re working through trauma, rebuilding confidence, or creating a path forward, you’ll find that our work together is grounded, strategic, and truly transformative.
I believe that healing happens best in a space that feels both professional and human. With over a decade of experience supporting vulnerable children, families, and adults, I’ve dedicated my career to helping people navigate their most challenging seasons—specializing in substance use recovery and child and adolescent mental health.
My background is rooted in a BA in Psychology from the University of Delaware and an MSW from West Chester University. While my training prepared me to navigate complex medical and educational systems like school IEP/504 meetings, disciplinary boards, hospital teams, and the foster care system, my real-world experience has taught me that every individual and family needs a unique, compassionate approach.
I’m a firm believer that the world needs more laughter, and that therapy doesn't always have to feel heavy. When I’m not in the office, I’m usually painting or glued to a good book. I believe that therapy, much like art, is a process of creation and discovery, and I’d be honored to walk that path with you.
Life has taught me so much. After the school of hard knocks I decided to go to a real college and found that I was not only bright but I had a real talent for helping people. I completed my Ph.D. in clinical psychology specializing in neuropsychological assessments. I was lucky enough to complete a residency at the A. I Dupont Children's hospital. I have also worked with crises units, residential teen facilities, developmental clinics and the division of prevention and behavioral health through the state. I opened my own private practice in January 1999 where i specialized in therapy for children, teens and adults. Now after retiring with 20 years from the state, I am more relaxed and less pressured. I take my time with people, listen to their needs and work with them to help find solutions.
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