About
Nicole Brzozowski is a licensed mental health practitioner offering individual therapy, therapist consultation, and training grounded in cultural humility, anti-oppression, and working toward liberation for the self and collective. She specializes in anxiety, depression, and trauma, and welcomes clients facing challenges related to culture, intergenerational issues, authenticity, and identity. Nicole's approach focuses on creating affirming relationships with her clients where all sides of themselves feel welcome in the therapeutic process. She values supporting and empowering clients to care for their whole selves, inside, outside, and between, as they reach their wellness goals. Nicole's services are designed to help clients work through their inner monologues and thought patterns, learn about their unique nervous system, and practice self-care. She also helps clients explore their environments, including families of origin, cultural heritages, and social media, to cultivate nourishing environments. Additionally, Nicole supports clients in navigating their relationships and cultivating nourishing relationships. She is licensed in Virginia and Washington, DC, and has a Master's in Education from George Mason University in Counseling and Human Development. Nicole is committed to ongoing learning and has certifications in various therapies, including IFS, Focusing Oriented Therapy, and the Safe & Sound Protocol.
Insurance & payment
Nicole Brzozowski is out of network.
- Out of network
Listed fee: $190 per session. Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Individual Therapy
Nicole offers individual therapy services to support clients in working through anxiety, depression, trauma, and other challenges.
Therapist Consultation
Nicole provides therapist consultation services to support other therapists in their work with clients.
Training
Nicole offers training services to help therapists learn and integrate non-pathologizing, compassion-based, trauma-informed lived experience perspectives in therapy.