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Z. Andrew Jatau, MS, LPC has served diverse populations in his work as a family services coordinator, professional counselor, and adjunct professor.
Since receiving a Master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Wright State University, Andrew has held different roles providing counseling and support for children, adults, and families. Through his positions, he has also had the opportunity to develop programs and workshops promoting social and emotional wellness. As a Licensed Professional Counselor, he currently owns and operates his own private practice serving children, adolescents, adults and families across Hampton Roads. To learn more about counseling services offered, click here or continue below. |
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Z. Andrew Jatau Counseling Services is also a member of the Hampton Roads Parent Education Network and the Youth Partnership of South Hampton Roads. Andrew is a monthly guest-blogger for CHKD's Birth and Beyond Parenting Blog.
Andrew is the founder and CEO of Mylemarks LLC, a company focused on creating tools for parents and professionals used to promote healthy emotional and social skills development in children. He has authored five books including, Big Book of Feelings (Vol. 1), Cope With It! (Vol. 1), The Bullying Workbook, The Social Skills Workbook and Girls Can Do This! Boys Can Do That!.
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Individual counseling allows the client the opportunity to explore personal and sensitive issues in a safe, caring, and confidential environment.
Common issues include: Social skills, anger management, family conflict, behavior, academic concerns, stress management, sibling relationship, adjustment and transition, self-esteem, peer pressure, anxiety, attachment, depression, identity issues, relationships, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), trauma/abuse, social relationships, bullying, etc. |
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Couples counseling is available for couples hoping to work through the barriers to happiness within their relationship. Couples will explore their concerns and learn effective ways to enact positive change within their relationships.
Each person within the relationship will be challenged to identify and acknowledge how they might contribute to the distress. In order for counseling to be effective, each person must be committed to working to improve the relationship. |
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Family counseling sessions are conducted with at least three or more members of the family. Time in session is spent discussing concerns and examining how each member plays a role within the family system. The family works collaboratively to identify how to improve relationships and enact lasting positive change in the home.
Common Issues: Blended families, divorce, separation, conflict resolution, discipline, healthy communication, sibling relationships, attachment issues, defiance and disobedience, family trauma, adoption or fostering, |
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Spring 2018 Hours
Monday: 9:00 am - Evening Hours Tuesday: 9:00 am - Evening Hours Wednesday: 9:00 am - Evening Hours Thursday: CLOSED (Available via phone/e-mail) Friday: CLOSED (Available via phone/e-mail) Saturday: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Sunday: CLOSED |
Physical Address
328 Office Square Lane, Suite 104 Virginia Beach, VA 23462 
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Contact Information
PHONE: (757) 559-1773 EMAIL: ZANDREWJATAULPC@GMAIL.COM
PHONE: (757) 559-1773 EMAIL: ZANDREWJATAULPC@GMAIL.COM
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