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JOY BETH
DAWAHARE
Joy Beth is a Clinical Social worker who received her bachelor’s degree in psychology and a master’s degree in social work from the University of Kentucky in 2004.
Upon graduating she worked with the department of Psychiatry at the University of Kentucky. Since then, she has been involved with many organizations including Sunrise Children’s Services, Refuge for Women, and the school mentorship program at Southland Christian Church.
She has a passion for helping children and adolescents but works with clients of all ages in a variety of areas which include anxiety, ADHD, coping skills, and adjustment problems. She understands therapy can be overwhelming and intimidating.
Her goal is to create a comfortable and safe environment where the client can share their story as they navigate thoughts, emotions, and life’s challenges.
Trained in various therapeutic techniques, she incorporates the best intervention to suit the client’s needs.
Outside of work, Joy Beth spends time with her husband and four children. She enjoys teaching fitness classes, watching UK football, and traveling with her family.
Joy Beth is now accepting referrals.
jdawahare@kyagc.com
Our therapists are here to help provide the clarity and courage
you need to engage in the life you desire.
FAQs
Does my insurance cover therapy?
Therapy covered by insurance are those deemed medically necessary, meaning a medical diagnosis must be identified. We accept the following insurances:
Medicaid - Anthem, Aetna, Better Health Kentucky, Humana, Wellcare, Passport by Molina, United Health Care
Commercial - United Healthcare, Humana (Humana Healthy Horizons), Caresource, Anthem
What if I want to have others involved in my treatment?
Collaboration within your community can promote healing. This can be done with your natural support system, and other community resources such as your PCP.
How should I prepare for my first session?
Bring all of your intake documents, sent by the provider. We encourage you to make a list of symptoms and concerns, as well as pertinent information about personal history and your physical, spiritual, emotional state.
How do I make progress in therapy?
Progress begins with identifying your concerns and goals. We can only help with what you are able to acknowledge. Seek to incorporate what you’re learning outside of sessions.
Can I do therapy online?
Yes. We participate in Telehealth and use HIPAA compliant platforms to protect your privacy.