Telehealth & Licensing

In-Person & Online Counseling

Mollie Van Deusen, MS, LPC offers counseling both in person at her Midlothian, Virginia office and online through secure video sessions. Online therapy makes it easier to fit support into a busy life — no commute, no waiting room — while offering the same focused, confidential care as an in-person visit.

Who Mollie Can Work With

A counselor must be licensed in the state where the client is physically located during a session. Mollie holds active licenses in three states, so she can see clients located in:

• Virginia — Licensed Professional Counselor, license #0701012231
• Texas — Licensed Professional Counselor, license #66411
• Arizona — Licensed Professional Counselor, license #LPC-25046

If you split your time between these states or have recently moved, that’s no problem — just let us know where you’ll be during your sessions.

How Online Sessions Work

Sessions take place over Simple Practice. You’ll receive a private link before your appointment; all you need is a quiet, private space and a device with a camera. We’ll confirm that telehealth is a good fit for your needs during your free 10-minute consultation.

Licensing & How to File a Complaint

We’re committed to ethical, transparent care. If you ever have a concern about services you’ve received, here is how to contact the appropriate licensing board.

Virginia clients

The Virginia Department of Health Professions (DHP), through its Enforcement Division, receives and investigates complaints about Virginia healthcare practitioners, including counselors licensed by the Virginia Board of Counseling.

• Toll-free (Virginia): 1-800-533-1560
• Phone: (804) 367-4691
• Email: enfcomplaints@dhp.virginia.gov
• Mail: Enforcement Division, 9960 Mayland Drive, Suite 300, Henrico, VA 23233-1463
• Web: dhp.virginia.gov

Texas clients

The Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council (BHEC) investigates and prosecutes professional misconduct by licensees including licensed professional counselors. Not every concern or dispute involves professional misconduct, but the Council will provide information on how to file a complaint. This notice is provided in accordance with BHEC Rule 884.31.

• Toll-free complaint line: 1-800-821-3205
• Mail: 1801 Congress Ave., Suite 7.300, Austin, TX 78701
• Web: bhec.texas.gov

Arizona clients

The Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners (AZBBHE) licenses and investigates complaints about behavioral health professionals in Arizona, including licensed professional counselors. Complaints are submitted through the complaint portal on the Board’s website.

• Phone: (602) 542-1882
• Email: information@azbbhe.us
• Mail: 1740 West Adams Street, Suite 3600, Phoenix, AZ 85007
• Web: bbhe.az.gov