Miran Dalley

Founder, MS, LCPC

On paper I had it all together, a thriving real estate career and a marriage that everyone looked up to. Inside I was suffering and felt inadequate and alone. It was when I found the most amazing therapist who helped me get out of this fog, helped me find myself again. Eventually I had the courage to go back to get my masters at 39 years old. I finally went toward the path that I was meant to do (my name means healer).

I found the love within myself. I found the wholeness in myself. I understood what I brought to the table and what was not mine. I learned to trust myself, to communicate, to be the partner I wanted and was proud to be. Then I decided I was not being loved in the way that I wanted and deserved, so I ended the marriage.

When I finally got back out into the dating world, it was quite the experience. I realized it took all my healing and all my therapeutic knowledge just to navigate the confusion without loosing myself again. 6 months into the process, I became smitten and the rest is history.

I realized we don’t get taught how to do this in the normal school systems, yet its one of the most important skills we need to navigate a healthy life. We shouldn’t need a masters degree in counseling to know how to talk the path of healthy and safe love!

During this process, I saw so many of my clients, people on social media, and friends struggling through the process and feeling hopeless and despair. I get it, the whole process can make you feel like there is no solid ground beneath you, especially after trauma and heartbreak.

I trained from the best couples & sex therapists, trauma and attachment leaders, learned everything I could. I studied to really be able to deeply help others find their safety and connection again. There is nothing more profound then to truly help others heal hearts to find love and empowerment within and together in a healthy and safe love of another.


Let me be your light, to help you through this process. I want this for you too!


XXOO Love & Light!

Miran Dalley, Therapist

Credentials Include:

• M.S. Board of Counseling (VA & MD)

• Certified Sex Therapists

• Gottman Trained

• Relational Therapy Trained

• Certified EMDR

Virginia Stouffer

MS , LGPC

With over a decade of experience, I am a compassionate, client-centered therapist specializing in supporting parents, children, and families through emotional and relational challenges. My work is deeply aligned with Healing Hearts’ belief that meaningful change begins with safety, connection, and nervous-system support—especially in the context of parenting.

I specialize in working with parents who are navigating their children’s big emotions, behavioral challenges, and developmental transitions. Grounded in a strong understanding of child development and family dynamics, I help parents build emotional resilience, strengthen connection, and respond with greater confidence and steadiness rather than overwhelm or reactivity.

My approach integrates evidence-based therapeutic practices with mindfulness and nervous-system–informed strategies, offering both understanding and practical tools that support regulation for parents and children alike. I believe that when parents feel supported and empowered, children are better able to feel safe, understood, and emotionally secure.

In addition to my clinical training, I bring the lived experience of parenting three young children under the age of five. This perspective deeply informs my work, allowing me to meet families with empathy, realism, and compassion for the demands of early parenting.

Whether supporting a parent, a child, or the family as a whole, my goal is to create a nonjudgmental, supportive space where growth feels possible and connection can be restored.

Dr. Yaa Bempa-Boateng

MS, LMSW, Reiki Master

Warm greetings, my name is Dr. Yaa. I am a licensed clinical social worker, Reiki Master, and holistic practitioner with a Master’s in Social Work and a PhD in Conflict Analysis and Resolution. My heart and work are devoted to supporting emotional, relational, and nervous-system healing in a way that honors the whole person—mind, body, and spirit.

I have had the privilege of serving diverse communities, particularly immigrants, women, and children, across nonprofit, county, state, and federal settings. These experiences have deepened my understanding of cultural identity, life transitions, trauma, and the profound resilience that lives within each individual.

My approach is gentle, trauma-informed, and deeply relational. I integrate evidence-based therapeutic practices with energy-based healing, including Reiki, to support regulation, inner safety, and reconnection. I believe healing unfolds most naturally when people feel supported, seen, and held within a compassionate and grounded space.

At the core of my work is the belief that each person already carries the inner wisdom and capacity needed for healing and growth. Sometimes those resources simply need a safe environment to emerge; other times, they need steady guidance and presence along the way.

Wherever you find yourself on your journey, I would be honored to walk beside you—offering warmth, attunement, and a sanctuary where your healing can unfold at your own pace.