Mia Goldberg

My name is Mia Goldberg, and I am a Clinical Mental Health Counseling intern currently completing my graduate training. I believe that in a world that moves quickly, we are not always given the space to slow down, reflect, and understand what we are feeling, what we need, or who we are becoming. Therapy offers an opportunity to do just that. My goal is to create a space where you can process your experiences, be curious about yourself, and feel comfortable showing up exactly as you are. 

My approach to counseling is rooted in person-centered and existential perspectives. I believe meaningful growth comes from developing a deeper understanding of ourselves, including our identities, values, relationships, and the experiences that have shaped us. Together, we can explore what matters to you, what may be getting in the way of the life you want to live, and how you can make choices that feel more authentic and aligned with your values. I bring warmth, curiosity, authenticity, and a sense of humor into the room. I value genuine human connection and want therapy to be a space where you can be fully yourself, whether that means being vulnerable, uncertain, or finding moments to laugh. 

I have experience supporting individuals with serious mental health concerns, including major depression, OCD, and personality disorders, as well as adults navigating a range of life stressors and transitions. I am especially interested in working with adolescents and young adults navigating identity development, self-esteem, anxiety, and relationships. I also recognize that our cultures, families, relationships, communities, identities, and values shape how we experience ourselves and the world around us. I strive to provide counseling that respects these experiences and feels supportive, empowering, and uniquely your own.

Mia provides services in Maryland, Washington, D.C, and Virginia under the supervision of Desiree Ducharme.