I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, to request an appointment with me please see my contact Info below:
In Good Hands Provider LLC
Pamela Marshall, LCSW
Therapist
Woodbridge VA 22192
202. 681.8360
Verified by Psychology Today
Are you sick and tired of being sick and tired? Do you feel that no one understands you? Who or what are you missing? Do you know the reasons you behave the way you do? Are you crippled by fear or lacking social skills? Has relationship issues? Well, you are not alone; I am here to help you through this!
My focus is to be a supportive and encouraging therapist for individuals, couples, and families. Through my years of experience I have helped clients with a wide range of issues: pre/marital, grief, relationships, anxiety, depression, and crisis resolution. I employ Psychodynamic Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Brief Solution-focused Therapy.
My fundamental belief is inclusiveness, valuing and respecting social and cultural differences based on my Caribbean heritage. For my client's convenience, flexible Saturday and Sunday hours are available.
Please contact me to schedule your initial appointment.
Specialties
Marital and Premarital
Parenting
Relationship Issues
Issues
Anxiety
Behavioral Issues
Career Counseling
Child or Adolescent
Coping Skills
Family Conflict
Grief
Infidelity
Life Transitions
Stress
Mental Health
Elderly Persons Disorders
Mood Disorders
About Pamela K. Marshall
PAMELA K. MARSHALL grew up in Jamaica but went on to spend her young adult years in Brooklyn, New York – a city she says was just like living in Jamaica (except for the cold winters) due to the concentrated population of Jamaican immigrants in the area.
She attended Franklin Town Primary School, Mico Practicing All Age High School and Kingston Technical High School before migrating to the United States in the 1970s.
Pamela holds a bachelor’s degree in Managerial Accounting from the City University of New York Baccalaureate Program at Brooklyn College and a master’s degree in Social Work from Howard University.
Living in Brooklyn put her in the presence of many Caribbean immigrants and their descendants, and she was moved by their original stories. This inspired her to become a social worker and to write stories that highlight the family dynamics and experiences of these cultures.
Barrel Child: A novel (Pen & Pad Publishing LLC, 2011) is followed by Breaking the Cycle: A Barrel Child Story - her second book and the sequel to Barrel Child).
Pamela resides in Northern Virginia with her family.