Erin Morey, M.A.

Resident in Marriage and Family Therapy

1984 Isaac Newton Sq. W.
Suite 204
Reston, VA 20190

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Phone

240-565-5264

Email

 erin@erinmorey.com

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What can I expect in session?

Appointments typically last for 50 minutes, although sessions can range from 30 to 90 minutes.  I believe that the first session or two are “assessments” for me and for you.  This means that you are given a chance to be sure you are comfortable with me, and you can determine if you believe I can help you.  If you do not feel comfortable with me, I can refer you to someone who may be better able to help.  If you are not satisfied, there is no obligation to return.

 How many sessions will I need to attend?

Sessions are tailored specifically to meet your needs.  Depending on your circumstances, therapy can be brief or more long-term.  As our work together progresses, we will discuss the amount of sessions you may need to attend.  The duration of therapy will also be reviewed on a continual basis to determine effectiveness of interventions.

 When are appointments available?

I am currently available for appointments on Wednesday afternoons and evenings, as well as Saturday mornings and afternoons.  Appointments can be made by email at erin@erinmorey.com or by phone at 240-565-5264. 

  Can other medical professionals access my therapy files?

It is my legal duty to safeguard your protected health information.  The data gathered in the therapy sessions is confidential and privileged.  Your written consent is needed for release of information unless you or others are in danger to self or others.

 When working with children and adolescents, how much information will be shared with their parents?

In order to establish rapport with the child/adolescent, they must feel comfortable talking about anything and everything (which will include their parents and family) with me.  If the young person is in danger to self or others, parents will be informed immediately.  Disclosure of information will be in the presence of the adolescent and possible, the child, depending on his or her age.  Family sessions will be scheduled in order to address on-going concerns.










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