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About Rkrwellness
RKR Wellness is a mental wellness agency dedicated to helping children, adolescents, adults, and families navigate and overcome emotional challenges such as anxiety, depression, trauma, family conflict, and more. Founded in 2024 and based in Northern Virginia, our agency was created with a commitment to culturally responsive, client-centered care. Our diverse team of clinicians draws from backgrounds in social work, psychology, counseling, behavior management, and special education—bringing both clinical expertise and cultural sensitivity to every session. Through evidence-based practices and a compassionate approach, we work collaboratively with clients to foster healing, resilience, and meaningful growth.
THE VISIONARIES BEHIND RKRWELLNESS
Natasha V. Kollaros
Natasha V. Kollaros is a culturally- sensitive Pre-Licenced MSW with over 20 years of experience. She has worked in schools, non-profits, Community Service Boards, and hospital settings providing individual, family and group counseling support.
Ms. Kollaros takes a strengths based approach in her work and brings both humility and humor to the conversations recognizing that change, transitions and life can be hard, but we have the power to gain tools, set goals and move towards wholeness. Natasha is passionate about her work with clients and has seen success with clients navigating anxiety, depression, mood disorders and relationship challenges. While adolescents are one of her favorite populations, she supports clients of all ages.
Ms. Kollaros completed both her Bachlors and Master’s degrees in Social Work from Virginia Commonwealth University and is preparing to sit for her license exam (LCSW). Natasha has 2 children, a son in college and an 8th grade daughter and her dog, Leilani, a Zuchon.
DR.ANITA H. REED
Dr. Reed has served as an adjunct professor at Catholic University and George Mason University. She is also a counselor in the Pre-Marital Ministry at Alfred Street Baptist Church and a past president of its AGAPE mental health ministry.
