Meet IMANI FRASER, resident in counseling (they/he/she)
Now Accepting New Clients!
Imani Fraser (they/he/she) identifies as nonbinary and queer, and is a Master’s level Art Therapist under the supervision of SC Nealy, LPC working with children (8 and over), adolescents, and young adults dealing with anxiety, depression, life transitions, identity development /discovery/ reconciliation, and relationship management. They received their Master’s of Art in Art Therapy from The George Washington University and they utilize art therapy, talk therapy, and play therapy in their work with clients and families, prioritizing a person-centered, existential, and multicultural theoretical approach. As a therapist, their goal is to safely and gently create the space the client needs to understand more about themselves and how their identity and behaviors influence their relationships and life.
Imani has a special interest in working with BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ teens and young adults, as well as those managing chronic medical/mental health conditions, including OCD and the spectrum of neurodiversity. Maintaining a clinical lens of affirmation and diversity is of utmost value to Imani and their work with marginalized identities.
Imani also enjoys facilitating an array of group therapy experiences, including celebrating and honoring the experiences of refugees, cultivating space for grief and loss within the military, and programs for creative expression amongst adolescents and young adults. They are currently interested in working with teens and young adults on exploring art therapy
Imani is currently taking new clients in person and virtually in Virginia and at our Arlington office. As a resident, Imani charges a reduced fee of $180 per 45 minute session. Book a consultation today!
