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Leslie C. Kilpatrick, LLC

Leslie C. Kilpatrick, LLC
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Leslie C. Kilpatrick, LLC

Now Serving: District of Columbia , Maryland, New York, Virginia Services: 1

Description

Leslie C. Kilpatrick is a licensed therapist with a Master’s in Social Work from Smith College (2008) and a Master’s in Education from the University of Virginia. She has over five years of experience as a counselor at Graydon Manor, supporting youth and families through transitions. Leslie has completed specialized training in TeleMental Health, Digital Ethics, HIPAA compliance, and perinatal mental health. In 2012, she founded her private practice, focusing on women, teens, and families, incorporating yoga and meditation into her approach. After her son’s Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis in 2021, Leslie expanded her expertise in autism and Polyvagal Theory, now specializing in supporting parents of neurodiverse children.

Services / Products Offered

Parent/Caregiver Therapy
Accepting New Clients

As a mom of a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder, I understand the unique challenges of parenting a child with special needs. I offer support to help you navigate family dynamics, foster self-compassion, and advocate for your child. Together, we'll explore acceptance, self-care, and finding joy in the journey, ultimately empowering you to maximize your parenting potential.

Self-pay / direct pricing Virtual

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