Kristin Moore, LCSW

I found this therapist on a site where they had volunteered their services to recently laid-off federal employees. I appreciated the gesture and reached out, hoping for support during a difficult transition. After several communications to confirm an appointment, the therapist ultimately failed to show up for our scheduled session — with no notice, no follow-up, and no apology.This experience was not only unprofessional, it was harmful. Offering free services to people in crisis is a generous act — but only if followed through with care and accountability. To extend that kind of offer and then disappear sends the wrong message to individuals who may already be feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or unsupported.I hope this feedback encourages more mindful engagement, especially when working with vulnerable populations seeking help in good faith.

She is excellent at all phases of her job. She was supportive, empathetic, wise, kind and also had a nice sense of humor which I found refreshing. I went to her for years and got a lot of help with my trauma and my addictions. Later I found her equally as adept at career counseling and later still advice on how to best be present for my wife after we got married. She has been a stable influence and I really like the effect seeing her has had on my life