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Licensed Professional Counselor

Maria Kometer

MA, LPC

Verified by The Therapy Hour

Clayton, MO 63105

Licensed in Missouri
  • Accepting new clients
  • In person
  • Free consultation

About

Meet Maria

Maria Kometer is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Clayton, in the St. Louis area, with seven years in practice. She works with adults and couples where anxiety, relationships and burnout overlap. Her focus includes OCD treatment, couples therapy for recurring conflict, premarital counseling, and support for healthcare and other helping professionals facing exhaustion and moral injury. She also helps with depression, grief, bipolar disorder, postpartum concerns and infertility. Her approach balances insight with practical change, drawing on the Gottman Method, ACT, mindfulness-based, psychodynamic and trauma-focused work. She sees clients in person in Clayton and offers a free consultation.

Specialties

Top specialties

  1. 01Relationships
  2. 02Anxiety
  3. 03Depression

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Cost of sessions

Session fee$130$130 individual; $150 couples
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Qualifications

Training & license

License
LPC · MO · 2020001183
Experience
7 years

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