Services
Elevation Ecotherapy offers telehealth-based care and in-person care at Heartwood Meadows with animal-supported and nature-based interventions to serve appropriate clients with their well-being goals. In person sessions within an office setting are also available in Alexandria, VA. Our programs empower individualized strengths, the benefits of seeking harmony within nature and mind-body-spirit integration.
Individual Psychotherapy
Specializing in Treating Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, Grief, ADHD, and Veterinary-Related Counseling
In-Person and Telehealth Care
Trained in Eye-Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), & Mindfulness
Family Counseling
Promoting Positive Communication and Empathy throughout the Family
Support Groups
Social Skills Groups for Children
Trauma-Resilience Groups
Pet-Loss Support Groups (on the farm and virtually)
Services are optimized in-person on the land. We also offer the accessibility of virtual telehealth sessions applying similar frameworks to better serve clients throughout Virginia and Maryland.
Nature-Based, Animal-Assisted Therapy
Join us on the farm to progress with your well-being goals through experiential relationships with animals and nature. Connecting within the environment and with your therapist, you may realize your strength, build resilience and gain tools for your other relationships. When you earn an animal's trust, you also gain an understanding that you are worthy of love and belonging.
Teleheath Therapy
Join us remotely through the power of secure telehealth throughout Virginia and Maryland. For greater access to high-quality care, we offer telehealth therapy sessions that include neuroscience-based and somatic approaches to promote your well-being and growth through mind-body-spirit integration. We also offer eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) services for the treatment of trauma and anxiety. Our specialities for those 4-years-old and up include: trauma, anxiety, ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, grief, pet loss and veterinary-related stressors.