Joyce A. Joseph, MS, MSW, LICSW
Board Certified Sex Therapist, Supervisor & Diplomate of the American Board of Sexology
Joyce Joseph ("Jameela") is also a Gestalt Psychotherapist and a Diplomate & Supervisor in Clinical Social Work. A seasoned professional with over 15 years of experience, Ms. Joseph was the Clinical Director at the former Fogel Foundation's Human Sexuality Institute in Washington, DC and the Institute's Director of Training for the American Association Of Sex Educators, Counselors & Therapists (AASECT) certified Sex Therapy Training Program.
A Mind-Body spiritually oriented Gestalt Psychotherapist combining Eastern technologies (Tantra & Chakra Yoga practices) with Western psychology, Ms. Joseph uses a holistic energy medicine approach in her work.
She has appeared on several public and cable television talk shows, and has been a guest speaker at American University, the George Washington University Medical School, Center for Integrative Medicine, Northern Virginia Physicians Association, the former Columbia Hospital for Women, and the National Vulvodynia Association.
Ms. Joseph holds Master's Degrees in Social Work from Yeshiva University in New York and in Mass Communications from Boston University in Massachusetts. She is a graduate of the Washington DC Gestalt Psychotherapy Institute and the Holistic Health Studies Program at the Interface Foundation in Newton, MA.
A certified Yoga Rhythmics (Yoga Dancing) instructor from Kripalu Yoga and a certified Hatha Yoga teacher in Integral Yoga, Ms. Joseph has taken extended courses in Meditation (TM, Siddha Yoga, Shambala Buddhism & Mindfulness Trainings). She has also trained in Middle Eastern Dance, Tantra Yoga and Body Psychotherapy modalities including Core Energetics and Bioenergetics, Ericksonian Hypnotherapy, NLP, Rebirthing and Authentic Movement.
Ms. Joseph currently has a part-time private practice in Northampton, MA and Maui, HI. She is available for lecture and fee based workshops, telephone consultations, supervision and sexual coaching.
