Inner Touch Counseling offers donation based counseling services.
What is donation based counseling?
Donation based counseling is therapy provided by qualified professionals in exchange for a donation of whatever amount the counselee would like to give. Agencies offering donation based counseling also raise funds through individual donors and community partners in order to be able to continue to provide much needed mental health services for clients who may not have insurance and/or cannot afford to pay for much needed help.
Meet our Counselors...
Tanya Jones, MSW, LCSW Supervisee
Ext.302
tanyaj@robinshope.org
Tanya is a Supervisee in Social Work who trained as an intern with Inner Touch Counseling/Robins Hope. Tanya has a fervent for clients impacted by traumatic experiences. Tanya has over six years’ experience working with adults to remove barriers to services and reduce the risk of exploitation. I enjoy meeting people where they are and working together to improve their well-being. I have experience with children, adolescents, and adults. Tanya received her master’s degree in social work from Walden University with a focus in Advanced Clinical Studies, and her undergrad from Virginia Union University.
Ashley Floyd, MSW
Ext.307
ashleyf@robinshope.org
Ashley is a part-time clinician at Inner Touch Counseling and a group facilitator with Robin’s Hope. She started out as a forensic science major at Virginia Commonwealth University, and after many years of soul-searching and working at 7-Eleven, she returned to school to become a social worker. She obtained a bachelor of social work from VCU in 2022 and a master of social work from VCU the following year. Ashley began as an intern at Robin’s Hope during graduate school, facilitating groups and taking on a caseload of individual clients. She is excited to continue this work at this agency as a part-time non-licensed clinician. Ashley is from the New River Valley in Southwest Virginia and enjoys growing plants and spending time in the woods. It is her life’s goal to build individuals’ innate capacities to heal themselves and their communities.
Diana, BFA
Ext.310
dianal@robinshope.org
Diana is a graduate student at Pepperdine University working towards a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology with an Emphasis in Marriage and Family Counseling. She is currently working as an Associate Professional Clinical Counselor Intern at Inner Touch Counseling and a group facilitator at Robin’s Hope. She will be pursuing licensure as a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor after graduation.
Crystal Moran, MSW
Ext.303
crystalm@robinshope.org
Crystal is a clinician with Inner Touch Counseling Services and a group facilitator with Robin's Hope. Crystal completed her Bachelor's in Human Services with a minor in Child Psychology at Old Dominion University and her Masters of Social Work with a certificate in School Social Work at Virginia Commonwealth University. Crystal came to Robin's Hope as an intern during her Masters program and since completing her degree she will continue to support the agency as a volunteer, offering counseling services, facilitating groups, and volunteering where need at community events. Crystal is from Richmond, VA and has lived in central VA her whole life. She is a wife, a mother to 3 children, 1 dog and a bunch of fish! Crystal loves working with people and especially children. Now that she has completed her Masters she hopes to find her place working with children either in the schools or with Social Services. Crystal plans to continue learning and hopes to obtain her LCSW (Licensed Clinical Social Worker) as well as her RPT (Registered Play Therapist) certification.