Services at
Kindroot Counseling
Whether you’re seeking support on your own, together as partners, or in your professional development, each service is grounded, compassionate, and tailored to your unique needs. Explore the options below to find the kind of support that feels right for you.
All services are provided by Lauren Broschak, LCSW, LICSW.
Couples & intimacy therapy
Relationships are living and fluid. They stretch, shift, and sometimes ache. Over time, especially through illness, parenting, stress, or life transitions, partners can find themselves feeling distant, reactive, or unsure how to reconnect.
In therapy, we slow down enough to truly see and hear one another again. Together, we explore the patterns that create tension or withdrawal, strengthen communication, and build new ways of approaching intimacy — emotionally, physically, and sexually. The focus is not on blame, but on understanding and repair.
My work is affirming of all relationship structures, including polyamory and consensual non-monogamy.
Common areas of focus:
emotional disconnection • communication + conflict cycles • intimacy + desire shifts • dyadic coping with illness or stress • rebuilding trust and connection
Individual therapy
When life feels unfamiliar or heavy, therapy offers a pause — a place to breathe, reflect, and listen inward. It’s space to make sense of what’s changing and reconnect with parts of yourself that may feel distant or hard to reach.
In our work together, we’ll create a steady, collaborative space just for you. Whether you’re navigating illness, grief, anxiety, shifts in identity, changes in your relationship to your body and sexuality, or other life transitions, therapy can help you process what’s unfolding and move forward with greater clarity and self-compassion.
My approach is eclectic and evidence-informed, drawing from cognitive-behavioral, relational, mindfulness-based, and narrative frameworks, and is always tailored to what feels most meaningful and supportive for you.
Common areas of focus:
illness + oncology support • grief + adjustment • identity shifts • anxiety + stress •
sexual wellbeing • young adulthood
Clinical supervision
Supervision is an intentional pause — a space to reflect, ask thoughtful questions, and develop your voice as a clinician. It’s collaborative and grounded, where curiosity, compassion, and integrity guide the work.
I provide clinical supervision for social workers pursuing licensure in Virginia and Washington, D.C. Together, we focus on building confidence, strengthening clinical judgment, deepening self-awareness, and integrating evidence-based approaches with your unique perspective and style. My supervision is reflective, supportive, and rooted in authenticity.
I also offer consultation in working with cancer, medical transitions, intimacy, and sexual health within clinical practice.
Focus areas:
case conceptualization • treatment planning • ethics • cultural humility • therapist identity