MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELORS IN WASHINGTON, D.C.
Insurance Accepted:
Carefirst/BCBS, UHC
Self-Pay Rates:
$65 per session
Jonathan Romero is a graduate student at Bowie State University, currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology. With three years of direct care experience in the Behavioral Health field prior to graduate school, Mr. Romero brings practical knowledge and expertise to his studies. Outside of his academic and professional pursuits, he is a licensed barber, balancing his work, education, and entrepreneurial interests.
Jonathan’s research interests focus on stress, trauma, and coping mechanisms within the Black community, as well as exploring the role of collective consciousness and mythology in understanding the psyche. He is also intrigued by the intersection of divination systems and psychology. His hobbies include conducting supplemental research in metaphysics, listening to music, and exercising.
His long-term goals include obtaining his LCPC (Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor) credential, establishing a successful entrepreneurial career, and using his research skills to deepen the understanding of both the conscious and unconscious mind.
Insurance Accepted:
UHC, CareFirst/BCBS, Cigna
Self-Pay Rates:
Intake - $200
25-Min Follow-Up - $150
15-Min Follow-Up - $100
Patrick Nganga has dual certifications as a nurse practitioner. He obtained his BSN from Coppin State University, MSN in acute care from University of Maryland Baltimore, Post Master’s degree in Psychiatry and Mental health, and Doctor of nursing practice from Maryville University. He has been a nurse practitioner for 16 years.
He has experience working as a hospitalist taking care of patients with various medical illnesses and as a psychiatry nurse practitioner treating different mental health disorders. He believes that every patient and family have the right to equal access to health care and making decisions regarding their treatment. The most important quality of a provider is their ability to listen patiently to a patient’s concern.