Your journey is unique, and every step you take, no matter how small, is a step towards healing and growth.
Hello, I’m Eve.
Life can be difficult at times and it's helpful to have someone dedicated in supporting you navigate those stressful and tough situations. I hope to be that person for you. My goal is to create an empathetic and compassionate environment to assist you in identifying and learning how to utilize tools to work towards healing and growth. I work with a variety of populations, including children, adolescents, adults, couples and families. My approach to therapy combines cognitive behavior therapy as well as strengths-based and solution-focused strategies. Whoever you are and whatever you’re moving through, I am here to support and empower you. Together we can work to get you where you would like to be.
Meet Eve
More About Eve
I come from a military family and have had the pleasure of living in multiple states and countries. I received my Bachelor’s Degree in Government and International Politics from George Mason University. I received my first Master’s Degree in Psychological Studies from Cambridge College and my second Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Old Dominion University. I have worked in faith based, hospital and outpatient behavioral health settings. My experiences have allowed me the pleasure of serving a wide range of populations through individual, couples, family and group therapy. Beyond working with clients, I am a wife and a mother of two. I love baking, running and all things Disney! I also enjoy spending time with family and friends as well as traveling.
How It All Began
Being a mother has been THE most enriching experience in my life! My children are consistently teaching me how to grow in ways I have never imagined possible. My parenting journey is where the concept of Calm Corner Counseling began. When my son began school, he started telling me of a place within the classroom that he could go when he needed time and space to work through his big feelings. He described it as a magical place where there were posters, book, toys and tools that he could use to express his emotions and needs when he was unable to use his words, and he called it the calm corner. The therapist in me was ecstatic that his teachers took so much care in creating a safe place for my son. And I instantly recreated that place within our home. As my son began to utilize the “at home” calm corner, he would invite me talk with him about his feelings and together we would explore ways to work through them. And I realized that these special talks were his mini counseling sessions and aligned with the ways that I support my clients. Thus, Calm Corner Counseling was created.
