Meet Kristin
Kristin Ramsey ATR-BC, LPC
Within this space, my hope is that you can slow down, reflect, and begin making sense of your experiences in ways that feel meaningful and supported.
I work with young adults and adults navigating identity, relationships, life transitions, and the many roles and expectations that can come with adulthood. I have a particular interest in LGBTQ+ and gender-affirming care, therapy for therapists, and supporting parents and caregivers.
My approach integrates conversation, art therapy, and body-based awareness, offering different ways to explore what may not always be easy to put into words. The work is flexible and collaborative, shaped by what feels useful to you.
I believe therapy begins with safety, authenticity, and collaboration.
I’m a Licensed Professional Counselor in Virginia and Washington, DC, and a Registered and Board Certified Art Therapist. My background includes more than a decade working in pediatric medical settings, along with experience in inpatient psychiatry, private practice, teaching, and clinical supervision. I also hold specialized training in therapy with the transgender community and additional training in trauma-sensitive mindfulness and body-based approaches.
I hope that, at its core, therapy offers a place to slow down, be curious about yourself, and make room for whatever is asking for your attention.
Approach to Therapy
Grounded Awareness. Creative Exploration. Genuine Growth.
Therapy can create space to notice what’s happening within you with curiosity rather than judgment. Grounded awareness means slowing down enough to recognize patterns, emotions, physical sensations, and the ways you respond to the world around you.
Creative exploration opens up different ways of understanding yourself. Sometimes that happens through art, sometimes through conversation, and sometimes simply by approaching a familiar experience from a new perspective.
Genuine growth isn’t about becoming someone different. It’s about developing a deeper understanding of yourself and finding ways of moving through life that feel more authentic to who you are.
Curious about working together?
Finding the right therapist is personal. You’re welcome to reach out with questions or schedule a consultation to see if this feels like a good fit.