Molar Lisco

LPC-Resident and growth-oriented mental health professional with a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and a Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy from George Mason University. Brings a strong foundation in ethics, critical thinking, and human meaning-making to the therapeutic process, while emphasizing empathy, compassion, and genuine therapeutic connection. Currently providing clinical services under supervision while working toward full LPC licensure in Virginia.

• EDCD 608: Group Counseling, George Mason University, 06/01/23, 06/01/23, Studied group formation, crisis dynamics within groups, identity development, confidentiality, and facilitation techniques, Facilitated a 3-week supervised process group focused on transitioning from student to professional identity, Participated in psychoeducational groups addressing domestic violence and grief related to gun violence
• Psychoeducational ADHD Parent Group, Designed and facilitated a structured psychoeducational group for Arabic-speaking parents of children diagnosed with ADHD, Provided education on symptom presentation, emotional dysregulation, behavioral escalation patterns, and executive functioning deficits, Taught de-escalation strategies, behavior management techniques, and parent regulation skills, Addressed cultural stigma surrounding mental health and promoted early intervention and crisis prevention

• St. Cyril Coptic Orthodox Church of Chantilly/Aldie, Taught reading comprehension of biblical and historical texts to Elementary, Middle, and High school students (2016 – current), Participated in planning and executing the distribution of care packages for low-income families struggling in the DMV area, Spoke at the Leasburg courthouse hearing in 2018 addressing concerns of Aldie residents towards the building of a mega church in the area
• St. Mark Coptic Orthodox Church of Washington D.C., Participated in a mission trip to Appalachia Kentucky assisting the community with various projects (August 2021)
• Reset 180, Participated in spreading awareness about sex-trafficking in Northern Virginia (September 2021 – December 2021)