About Me
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Dinae Fobish, LPC is a licensed professional counselor skilled and trained in mood disorders, addiction, alcoholism, and complex trauma. She received her bachelor’s degree in psychology and continued her studies in graduate school focusing on counseling education with an emphasis in family and marriage at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. Dinae has been serving the community since 2011 working with individuals and families recovering from catastrophic events and learning to cope with the distress associated with mental health, addiction, and trauma. During this time, she has mastered the art of facilitating growth and necessary adjustments for lifestyle changes associated with mental health and addiction issues. Her work experience began at a mental health agency and crisis hotline for suicide serving adults, young adults, combat vets, and elderly who struggled with suicidal ideations, trauma, grief, and loss. Dinae provided clinical support with the use of case management, diagnostic assessments, treatment planning, individual therapy, group therapy, crisis intervention, and coordination of resources. This LPC has worked alongside other providers for an insurance company growing her knowledge in insurance reimbursement and coverage plans for mental and behavioral health.
Dinae continued her work experience relocating to Northern Virginia in 2017. This clinician worked to provide therapeutic support at an intensive outpatient program for addictions where individual, group, couples, and family therapy was provided in addition to assessing, treatment planning, and screening mental health issues, challenging recovery. This experience has allowed this LPC to engage in the community by providing psychoeducation through presentations. This LPC grew a desire and experience aiding other clinicians by providing supervision for obtaining licensure. As a result, she is also approved by the board of VA to supervise residents in pursuit of LPC and LMFT.
Her passion for aiding recovery from the impacts of mental health conditions, addiction, and trauma and has facilitated an interest into neurofeedback. In my years of experience, I have found that for some of us, psychotherapy is not enough for us to make change and enhance how we feel from day to day. As a result, I am studying to become a board-certified neurofeedback technician to enhance my practice of psychotherapy. For those of us who need a little more support and desire to avoid adding medication, I will provide neurofeedback to obtain results physically, mentally, and emotionally. While certification is not required to practice, I believe in evidenced based practices supported by research to provide the best care. Becoming certified will ensure that I am able to provide a service according to the latest research.
I love to cook because, I love to eat. Born into a family of southerners, relationships and food was ingrained during my upbringing. As a result, I love spending time with people I care about and sharing a good meal. I also enjoy the outdoors and being physically active. As a result, I enjoy exercise, hiking, gardening, and exploring things that peak my interests according to my spontaneous mood or inspiration. As one who enjoys learning and evolving, I am known to be reading a couple of books at one time. Yes! Chaos. I seem to invite chaos from time to time, so being intentional with my structure, relaxation, and focusing on one thing at a time is a common practice I strive to perfect.
I Work With Individuals, Couples, Families, & Groups
Individual Therapy
A collaborative process of establishing goals to inspire change and improve quality of life.
Couples Therapy
Psychotherapy to support improvement around your relationship and presenting challenges.
Group Therapy
Psychotherapy involving multiple clients gathered to address similar issues and challenges impacting one’s daily life.