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A Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) offers invaluable mental health support by providing therapy, counseling, and a holistic approach to well-being. Their extensive training equips them to assess, diagnose, and treat a wide range of mental health conditions, including anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship issues. LCSWs go beyond simply addressing symptoms; they consider the individual within their broader social environment, taking into account factors like relationships, community, and socioeconomic status that can significantly impact mental health.

Working with an LCSW means gaining a skilled and empathetic partner in your mental health journey. They utilize various evidence-based therapeutic techniques tailored to your unique needs, helping you develop coping mechanisms, improve communication skills, and foster greater self-awareness. Furthermore, LCSWs are often adept at connecting clients with essential community resources and advocating for their well-being, ensuring a comprehensive and supportive path toward healing and growth.

Martha “Marty” Ferraioli is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Virginia who has worked closely with individuals and families to address symptoms related to stress, anxiety, parenting and life transitions. Marty uses a compassionate and creative approach to help her clients address symptoms of trauma, ADHD, anxiety and family conflict in a non-judgmental, supportive and affirming environment. Marty obtained her Master’s in Social Work from Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU), Marty has been clinically trained in providing trauma informed care by the Arizona Trauma Institute.

“I use a unique approach tailored to your personal needs, I believe in authenticity and transparency and I bring these values to the work I provide with my clients. I believe in client-centered work which focuses on each person’s unique strengths to improve overall optimal wellness.”

She added, “The feedback I receive from my clients is that they enjoy the fact I am proactive and care about their wellbeing, I am actively engaged in sessions and I provide direction in the therapy assignments I provide as well as, humor and relatability. My clients report that they feel supported and more positive after the initial session.”

Marty is married with children and enjoys hiking, cooking and watching British Mystery and Detective Series in her free time.