Beverley Boothe, MSW, LCSW

Dr. Beverley Boothe is the President and CEO of Life Enrichment Counseling Center, Inc., based in Northern, Virginia. Founded in April 2005, Life Enrichment Counseling Center is dedicated to providing exceptional counseling and therapy services to children, adolescents, adults, and families throughout the DMV. With office locations in Gainesville, Alexandria, and Haymarket, VA, the center offers convenient access to both in-person and telehealth services tailored to individual needs.

As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Virginia, Dr. Boothe brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her practice. She holds a Ph.D. in Counseling and Psychological Studies from Regent University, a Master’s degree in Social Work from Howard University, and undergraduate degrees in Social Work and Psychology from York University. Her diverse experience encompasses roles in private, non-profit, and government agencies, allowing her to serve clients from a comprehensive and holistic perspective.

Dr. Boothe is deeply committed to fostering a nurturing and empathetic environment, ensuring that her team of highly skilled clinicians empowers clients on their healing journeys. She believes in the transformative power of therapy to help individuals lead fulfilling and meaningful lives.

Featured Clinicians:

Maria Fahrion, MA, LPC (Bilingual) – Maria Fahrion, LPC, provides bilingual telehealth counseling in English and Spanish for teens and adults at Life Enrichment Counseling Center. With a holistic approach, she draws from diverse experience in mental health, substance abuse, and post-hospitalization care. Maria holds advanced degrees in clinical mental health counseling and elementary education.

LIDIA MENGISTU, ME.D. – Lidia Mengistu, a therapist at Life Enrichment Counseling Center, specializes in trauma-informed, holistic care for adolescents and adults. With degrees from Old Dominion and George Mason Universities, she uses evidence-based approaches like CBT, solution-focused therapy, and somatic therapy, emphasizing person-centered care and faith-based perspectives when requested.