A native of Washington DC, Cherri completed her bachelor’s degree in Accounting at Temple University. After working at outpatient mental health clinics, Cherri’s passion for mental health and wellbeing was fortified. With that, Cheri completed a Maintenance of Certification in medical billing in 2005. With over 20 years of experience in training staff and improving medical billing, Cherri has been a great asset to our CCCC community.

Cheri joined the CCCC team in 2021 as the Billing Co-Manager working alongside Kayla Battison. In her role, Cheri helps our community navigate insurance and billing so that they can focus on the real work – supporting themselves.

Dr. Efanov is a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in bridging the gap between past challenges and current sources of strength and resilience — an effective approach in treating individuals with anxiety, depression, difficulties with life transitions, relationship difficulties, eating disorders, and PTSD/trauma related disorders. Utilizing a combination of psychodynamic treatment methods, and incorporating aspects of cognitive-behavioral therapy, she adapts her treatment to each individual’s unique sets of needs and with evidence-based treatments.

Dr. Efanov has gained her experience by working in a variety of settings, including inpatient hospitals, eating disorder specialized centers, private practice, and in integrated medical care clinics. At CapitolHill Consortium for Counseling and Consultation, she is the director of clinical training and is the clinical supervisor of predoctoral interns, doctoral externs, and post-doctoral fellows who are completing APA requirements to become psychologists.

With a lifetime of professional experience and personal passion in the field of mental health, Dr. Barbara Brown founded CapitolHill Consortium for Counseling and Consultation in 2009, and currently serves as the leader of CCCC’s five DC-area practices and more-than 80 clinicians and administrative staff. Out of the office, her work continues; Dr. Brown is a fixture in the community, and frequently dedicates her time to spreading mental health awareness to groups like churches, schools, and corporations.

In addition to her roles as clinician, consultant and trainer, Dr. Mosley-Heath is an adjunct faculty member at UMBC. She has served as the Clinical Director for the DC CINGS Program at the DC Department of Behavioral Health, formally the Department of Mental Health. She has also been the Clinical Supervisor, Assistant Principal and Special Education Coordinator in area DC Public and Charter Schools.

Dr. Mosley-Heath’s primary theoretical orientation is psychodynamic with an eclectic approach that utilizes aspects of cognitive-behavioral, solution-focused, play, and person-centered therapies with children, adolescents, adults, families, couples, and groups. Dr. Mosley-Heath enjoys a life dedicated to being service-minded to her clients, family, and community. 

As billing manager for CapitolHill Consortium for Counseling and Consultation, Kayla is a key element that holds the team together, and helps us achieve our goal of making those in our region happier and healthier. She is available to our clients to answer any questions regarding payments, and facilitate invoicing in a streamlined, efficient way. She’s been with the team for six years.