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Jan Trammell-Savin
DMin, LCPC
Background
Throughout her professional life, Jan has worked to enhance the lives of others who are facing various life challenges. Previous to her private counseling practice, Jan served as an Interim Pastor for four congregations in transition, as a Chaplain in two Level II Trauma hospital centers, and as a Clinical Bereavement Counselor for Gilchrist Hospice Care. An ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church (USA), Jan also holds the degrees of Master of Divinity and Doctor of Ministry and has served as a Healthy Boundaries (Sexual Misconduct Prevention) trainer for the Presbytery of Baltimore.
Clinical Approach
In her practice, Jan offers clients a safe space and compassionate presence in which to explore their challenges to living more fully, and to practice effective strategies for addressing those challenges, employing an eclectic person-centered approach informed by Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and interventions for healing grief and working with resilience and motivation. Her approach is invitational rather than prescriptive and assumes full client participation in a collaborative journey toward greater wholeness for the client. Spiritual experience is an important part of clients’ lives in whatever way that experience may be understood to support their lives and is honored and valued in Jan’s counseling approach.
Specialties
Grief and loss
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Anxiety/depression
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Life transitions
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Faith-based counseling
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Rate
$150 for initial session
$125 subsequent sessions
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Insurance: BCBS, Cigna
Sliding scale offered