Eleni Getachew, Psy.D., LPC — Psychotherapist in Washington, DC
Address2000 P St NW #740 DC, Washington, DC 20036
Phone+1301-806-8495
Eleni Getachew is a psychotherapist and founder of New Beginnings Therapeutic Center in Washington, D.C. She works with individuals and couples, guiding them through challenges such as anxiety, depression, and trauma. Dr. Getachew's approach involves partnering with clients to explore patterns of behavior, thoughts, and emotions that hinder their well-being. She aims to build core skills for overcoming difficulties impacting relationships and daily functioning within a safe, supportive environment. Her background includes a doctoral degree in clinical psychology and licensure in the District of Columbia and Virginia. She has experience with individuals, couples, and families, including work with children and adolescents facing trauma-related issues, abandonment, and attachment concerns. She also has experience with individuals exposed to torture and significant loss.
Best for
- Individuals with anxiety, depression, or trauma
- Couples experiencing relationship difficulties
- Children and adolescents with trauma-related issues
- Individuals with past trauma exposure
| Key services | Individual therapy, Couples therapy, Trauma treatment, EMDR, Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Emotional Focused Therapy |
| Languages | English, Amharic, French (conversational) |
| Tags | psychotherapist, individual therapy, couples therapy, anxiety, depression, trauma, EMDR, Washington DC, LPC, Psy.D. |
Location
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