Welcome to Around The Way Counseling & Consulting, a teletherapy practice serving Washington, DC, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. Created with BIPOC communities in mind, Around The Way offers virtual individual, couples, and family therapy so you, your partner, and your family can show up as your full selves from wherever you are.
The Mission
At Around The Way, you’re offered a space to slow down, exhale, and finally say what you don’t usually get to say out loud—whether it’s long‑held hurt, everyday anxiety, or tension in your relationships. This work honors the ways you’ve learned to survive and navigate while making room to choose what actually feels healing, nourishing, and true to who you are now. The mission centers on supporting you in living with more truth, alignment, and fulfillment—in yourself, in your relationships, and in the worlds you move through—so you can cultivate healthier, more liberating connections with yourself and the people who matter most.
Meet the Founder
Hey there! I’m La’Tanya L. Ramos. I’m a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Certified Parent-Child Interaction Therapist, and the founder of Around The Way Counseling & Consulting, PLLC.
In therapy, my work centers on BIPOC- women, men, and families who are navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, and complex relationship dynamics. With individuals, I focus on inner child and childhood trauma healing, making space for the parts of you that had to be strong, stay quiet, or carry too much. With couples and families, I help you slow down reactive patterns, name what’s really happening underneath the conflict, and repair the impact of stress, infidelity, family expectations, and intergenerational wounds. No matter who is in the room, we’re working toward more honest, secure, and nourishing ways of showing up for yourself and the people who matter most to you.
I also love supporting new therapists. As an AAMFT Approved Supervisor in training, I provide supervision from a systemic-relational perspective to MFT students, clinical interns, and pre-licensed professionals as they grow into their own identities as therapists.