Find Therapists and Psychologists in Washington, DC (2024)

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW, MSW

Washington,DC20008

I specialize in working with teens and adults experiencing life transitions, chronic health conditions, GI disorders, anxiety, depression, trauma,and ADHD. I believe emotions are not meant to be overcome, but are natural signals we can use to deepen our relationships and life experiences. I also believe in the mind-body connection, and that a holistic health approach is central to healing. Lastly, I believe mental health is impacted by larger systems, power dynamics and historical context. As a result, I work with clients to recognize the impact of these broader systems, and advocate for change to support their wellness.

(202) 237-1196 x709

Psychologist, PhD

Washington,DC20009

I create an environment that helps clients explore both the internal and external barriers to their healing and growth. As a psychologist I pull from working with diverse groups of people and assist on issues of trauma, grief, loss, relationship difficulties, wellness and health. To me, therapy is best when it's a mix of approaches that are used strategically to create a nonjudgmental and empathic atmosphere. My style is both warm and thought-provoking, and I actively collaborate with and support those with whom I work.

(240) 607-5038

Psychologist, PsyD

Washington,DC20036

We all go through difficult times in life when we feel stressed or unfulfilled. Sometimes we are able to manage challenges on our own and other times it can be beneficial to talk to a professional. It takes courage to reach out for support. You may be struggling with anxiety, perfectionism, or low self-esteem. Therapy can help you manage intense emotions, feel more confident, foster deeper connections in relationships, and thrive in your professional pursuits. With a non-judgmental and caring listener, you can overcome obstacles and accomplish the changes you want to see.

(202) 933-9163

Clinical Social Work/Therapist

Washington,DC20010 (Online Only)

Are you struggling to keep up the appearance of having everything under control? Do others label you as "successful" or reliable? Are you the friend or family member people commend as "strong"? Do you often prioritize others at the expense of your own needs, feeling like you give more than you receive in relationships? Does it frustrate you when your efforts and energy aren't reciprocated? If you long for peace, clarity, and deeper fulfillment, it's time to prioritize yourself. I specialize in helping individuals like you. Contact me for a free consultation where I can answer any questions you have & to see if we'd make a good team

(202) 883-3359

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, PhD, LICSW

Washington,DC20036

With over 20 years of experience, I provide psychotherapy for adults dealing with anxiety, depression, self-esteem issues, grief, and interpersonal issues. I am on faculty at The Catholic University of America and the Washington School of Psychiatry where I continuously both learn and teach the latest findings in effective therapy.

(202) 559-4261

Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, CGP, ATR

Washington,DC20036

I am a psychotherapist located in Washington, DC offering individual, group, and couples therapy. I enjoy helping people live authentically and thrive in all areas of their lives. I pull from a variety of therapeutic approaches and techniques, but collaborate with each individual to create a space that best suits one’s unique set of needs and goals. My therapeutic style is warm, compassionate, and appropriately challenging. I am also a 200-Hour Registered Yoga Teacher, and incorporate mindfulness and body-based approaches in therapy where its appropriate.

(202) 915-3003

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW, LCSW

Washington,DC20016

I view therapy as an opportunity for every person to have a confidential, supportive, and guided experience towards personal growth and facing life’s unending challenges. My style of therapy is very much like my personality: down to earth, humble, funny, compassionate, slightly sarcastic, direct, and blunt in a loving way. I have a sense of humor about myself, and I encourage my clients to adopt the same attitude. Each client who walks into my office comes with a unique history of experiences. To personalize treatment I use a combination of evidence-based therapeutic techniques to best support, explore, interpret, and solve.

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW

Washington,DC20005 (Online Only)

Choosing to address your mental health can be challenging. There are many unknowns about what starting therapy might entail for you. My name is Carlian Odae, a Clinically Licensed Social Worker, who focuses on a client-centered and holistic approach to tailor your therapy experience to your needs. I believe in creating a safe, non judgmental space where clients can explore their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors to foster self-awareness and growth.

(855) 223-7863

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW

Washington,DC20009 (Online Only)

Each individual is unique and resilient. My goal in therapy is to find and respect those qualities, and to work together in identifying coping tools that will promote profound and lasting changes. I have been practicing for over ten years. My training has covered trauma-informed care, crisis intervention and psychodynamic therapy. I earned my bachelor's degree in psychology at the University of Maryland and my master's degree in clinical social work at the University of Pennsylvania. I earned my independent clinical social work license in Washington, DC.

(202) 335-5319

Psychologist, PhD

Washington,DC20016

What would it feel like to have someone help you navigate life’s challenges? Using an integrative approach, I work collaboratively with clients to better understand feelings of anxiety, sadness, frustration, and how to manage them. We discuss what you wish to get out of therapy and, using techniques from evidence-based approaches, work towards making sure you get the most out of our time together. My training includes Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Relational-Cultural Therapy.

(202) 656-6051

Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT

Washington,DC20005 (Online Only)

Therapy is your time to express your thoughts, feelings and emotions. I am here to provide you with the tools and techniques necessary to resolve conflict, release stress, calm anxieties and depression.

(202) 519-5403

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW

Washington,DC20015

I work with adults, adolescents and children to create a safe space in which to explore and understand struggles, develop healthy coping skills, and cultivate fulfilling relationships. I bring my understanding of development across the life span, listening skills, and a commitment to help each individual feel understood, supported, and challenged to move toward healing, growth, and the change they desire.

(202) 729-9092

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW, RYT-500

Washington,DC20016

You might be feeling stuck in ways that disrupts your quality of life and creative potential, desiring to heal wounds from painful life experiences, adjusting to a big change, or grieving a loss that carries great significance and impact. You’re here because you’re looking for a safe, supportive, judgment free space to heal and grow. You’ve tried traditional talk therapy but need an approach the values the wisdom of the body-mind connection. You’re ready to process feelings, sensations and ways of being that no longer serve you. You’re motivated for a life that feels whole, authentic, and connected.

(202) 883-3339

Psychologist, PhD

Washington,DC20036

I strive to provide a collaborative and supportive working space for individual clients or couples with a range of presenting concerns. My clients tell me that they appreciate my warmth and practicality, as well as my willingness to provide an individualized treatment plan tailored to their specific needs. I believe that most clients' struggles-be they with depression, anxiety, attentional difficulties, or relationship issues-are born of and maintained by a range of factors. These factors may include past experiences, family history, biology, or unhelpful patterns of thinking.

(202) 972-2494

Psychological Associate, MPsy, PsyD

Washington,DC20007

If you’re looking for therapy, there is a possibility that you've been experiencing the pain and challenges that come with being human – likely more than the joy and fulfillment that also come with life experiences. Together, we'll work on understanding your pain and challenges so that we can identify solutions and ultimately help you find relief. As your therapist, I will help you engage in curiosity over the multidimensional nature of your experiences – including exploration of issues related to race, gender, sexuality, disability, and class. You may find exploration of these issues integral to understanding your experiences.

(202) 517-1798

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW, EMDR-C, BSP-C

Washington,DC20036

I believe that each person has an innate ability to heal from trauma and pain. Events from the past can impact our mind and body in the present--sometimes getting in the way of current relationships and goals. I offer a safe space to tap into transformative healing, self-exploration, and personal growth. My clients bring an array of issues to therapy including trauma, addiction, sexual difficulties, relationship challenges, self-injury, and dissociation. I work collaboratively, recognizing that each client brings their own unique strengths to the work.

Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPC, LCPC, LCPAT, ATR-BC

Washington,DC20016 (Online Only)

Jamie's therapeutic focus is on you and your unique perception of your daily life and surrounding environment. It is explored through verbal and symbolic forms of individual and group psychotherapy. This process creates a focused consciousness on your personal inner perceptions regarding who you are and who you want to become. As a Washingtonian herself, Jamie understands the challenges you face while living in a demanding city where many people feel a balanced lifestyle is unattainable. Jamie is most gifted in her work with individuals who have a history of disordered eating, grief and loss, trauma, and abuse.

(202) 568-8486

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW

Washington,DC20002 (Online Only)

My non-judgmental, strengths-based approach to therapy can help you better understand yourself and improve the way you respond to life’s challenges. I primarily work with individuals experiencing anxiety, obsessive thinking, difficulty tolerating change or uncertainty, insomnia, and grief. I will join you, support you, and challenge you to help you grow and achieve your personal goals.

(844) 847-7157

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW

Washington,DC20036

People who find their way to my practice are ready for something more in their lives.Whether your focus is on the quality of your relationships, the state of your career or the satisfaction and pleasure that you find in other parts of your life, you've found your way here because you are ready to make a change.We can't always see our way to reaching what we want on our own. With a mindful approach, compassion, experience and training, I can help you find traction on the path that is truly yours.

(202) 793-7577

Psychologist, PhD, MBA

Washington,DC20036

Feeling stuck or experiencing life and relationships as old or frustrating? Life can at times be over-whelming, but it does not need to stay that way. Through a collaborative process, I help my clients to both understand themselves and effectively transform their lives and live more fully. I work with my clients as partners, and my sessions are interactive and productive. While the work can be deep and transformative, the approach is strength-based and pragmatic. We are all unique, and there is no method that fits everybody. Our work together is a joint and respectful discovery tailored to meet your specific goals and needs.

(202) 866-2966

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