Non-Judgmental Support & Treatment
Our staff can deal with issues of self-esteem, anger management, substance abuse, depression, or anxiety, eating disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, neurodivergent childhood disorders, and other thinking disorders. Children, the elderly, and anyone in between looking for validation, resources and coping tools will find a safe space based on mutual trust and authenticity.
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We provide non-judgmental treatment in the form of children’s play therapy, treatment for eating disorders, calm acupuncture, and various addictions treatment styles, such as 12-stage support groups. Clinicians at the Two Rivers Wellness Center offer
specialized treatment for children aged 10 and under, across the neurodivergent spectrum to address individual needs.
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We know how difficult it can be to seek help for substance abuse, eating disorders and other mental health problems. Our team of 4 practitioners strives to provide a loving, caring, and supportive environment where our clients feel safe and motivated to recover and heal. Our qualified clinicians have various work experiences, including in-patient residential treatment, community service counseling, psychiatric care, head start, intensive outpatient treatment and community outreach. Personal experience mixed with formal training makes for a team sincerely ready and willing to help.
Meet the Team
Two Rivers Wellness Center cares about everyone who come to us seeking help. We provide the highest quality outpatient services, while addressing the unique needs of everyone through the various stages of well-being. Our primary goal is to promote and support long-term recovery and wellness through the development of education, self-awareness and personalized knowledge of one’s unique mental health struggles and disorders. We emphasize an individual’s ability to change their own behavior and provide the necessary tools needed to achieve change. We believe that if given guidance and professional support in an empathetic setting, every person has the potential to attain a fulfilled life.
LPC, CSAC, NCC
(Warrenton, VA)
Romina is passionate about creating a safe space where her clients can process, think aloud, and seek support in a judgement-free environment. She started her career in juvenile justice but quickly realized that she is more interested in the restorative rather than the retributive process of adolescents. She now works with clients ages 16-64 who are seeking counseling for substance abuse disorder, feelings of helplessness, hopelessness, or are stuck in unhealthy thought patterns. She is a certified Substance Abuse Counselor and specializes in Auricular Therapy.
Client Population(s):
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Ages 16-64
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Specialties
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Substance use disorder
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Anger management
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PTSD
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Depression
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Anxiety
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Life transition/adjustment disorder
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Personal growth
MSW, M.Div, Supervisee in Social Work
(Warrenton, VA)
Ashley has known since childhood that she wanted to be both a therapist and an educator. Growing up in a family and community that truly saw, heard, validated, and accepted people with medical and other exceptional needs shaped her values and vision for the future. Later, during a time of medical need and personal transition, Ashley experienced firsthand the life-changing power of therapy and committed herself to making her childhood dream a reality. Today, Ashley brings a person-first, strengths-based, and person-in-environment approach to every client she serves.
Client Population(s):
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Ages 4 - 65
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Specialties
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Neurodevelopment Disorders
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Autism spectrum
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Trauma
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play therapy & art therapy integration
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Anxiety disorders (generalized, social, separation)
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Depression & mood disorder
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Anger management & emotional regulation
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Impulse control disorders
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Mindfulness & stress reduction for youth
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Faith & Spiritual Development
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Grief and Loss
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Coping with learning disorders
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Coping with Medical Conditions
Ph.D, NCC, LPC
(Williamsburg, VA)
Morgan was driven to become a counselor after her own experience on the other side of the couch. As a client, she had the opportunity to grow fully into herself, a journey she intends to never stop pursuing. She found greater insight, self-awareness, and healing within her personal life which ultimately led her to this professional work.
Client Population(s):
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Ages 17 - 65+
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Specialties
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Eating disorders
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Body image
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Self-esteem
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Relationship issues
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Life transitions
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Anxiety
LPC
(Williamsburg, VA)
Joy’s transformative experience with counseling after struggling with her mental health as a teenager inspired her to become a counselor. It is essential that her clients feel validated, safe, supported, and challenged.
Client Population(s):
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Adults ages 18+
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Specialties
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Substance use
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Depression
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Anxiety
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Eating and body image
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Relationship
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PTSD
M.S.Ed., Resident in Counseling
(Williamsburg, VA)
Shane’s passion for life and helping others drives his commitment to counseling. While navigating his own life challenges, he discovered the profound value of the therapeutic relationship and decided to dedicate his career to counseling.
Client Population(s):
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Ages 18-64
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Specialties
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Substance Abuse
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Mood disorders (depression, anxiety, etc.)
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Life transitions
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Stress management
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Self-esteem-building
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Career Choices
Counseling Intern
(Warrenton, VA)
Susan brings a deep passion for creating intentional moments of connection with individualsnavigating difficult life transitions. Her commitment to counseling stems from her own transformativeexperience as a young adult seeking support, which shaped her understanding for the vulnerabilityand responsibility inherent in therapeutic relationships.
Client Population(s):
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12-64+
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Specialties​
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Relationship Issues
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Parenting Challenges
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Divorce support
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Anxiety and Depression
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Life Transitions
M.S.Ed., Resident in Counseling
(Williamsburg, VA)
Michelle was inspired to become a counselor after experiencing the profound impact of therapy following the loss of her father at age 16. This difficult period led her to seek counseling, and through her sessions, she found healing and a renewed sense of self. This transformative journey motivated Michelle to pursue a career in counseling as an international student in the United States.
Client Population(s):
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Ages 12-64
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Hispanic population
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Specialties
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Trauma
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Mood disorders (depression, anxiety, etc.)
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Stress management
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Self-esteem-building
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PTSD
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Anger management