Sonja Linn, Psychologist
Psychologist, PhD
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20037
"I view therapy as a process that can facilitate healing and change, as well as understanding and fulfillment. Whether stuck in a conflicted relationship, feeling lost, struggling with depression or anxiety, adjusting to a transition or life change, feeling unable to break unhealthy patterns or resolve past issues and pain, it can be difficult to know where to start. Together, we can explore the issues you face and identify the direction you want your life to take and the steps needed to get you there. Once established, our relationship can provide the foundation and safety for this process."
Domestic Violence
(202) 670-9935
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20037
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Domestic Violence
"I view therapy as a process that can facilitate healing and change, as well as understanding and fulfillment. Whether stuck in a conflicted relationship, feeling lost, struggling with depression or anxiety, adjusting to a transition or life change, feeling unable to break unhealthy patterns or resolve past issues and pain, it can be difficult to know where to start. Together, we can explore the issues you face and identify the direction you want your life to take and the steps needed to get you there. Once established, our relationship can provide the foundation and safety for this process."
(202) 670-9935
Lynn Hamerling, Psychologist
Psychologist, PhD
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20008
"Are you suffering from low self-esteem, feelings of inadequacy, shame or perhaps even self-loathing? These feelings can make it extremely difficult to seek the very treatment which might offer relief and change. It can feel risky and sometimes exquisitely shameful to reveal oneself to a another person. I can help reduce your shame and make the therapeutic process more bearable and productive. Together we will look honestly and fully at your conflicts, strengths, relationships and experiences - in a manner that is gentle, yet steadfast; warm, yet serious; and attentive to you in all your individual complexity."
Domestic Violence
(202) 722-1507
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20008
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Domestic Violence
"Are you suffering from low self-esteem, feelings of inadequacy, shame or perhaps even self-loathing? These feelings can make it extremely difficult to seek the very treatment which might offer relief and change. It can feel risky and sometimes exquisitely shameful to reveal oneself to a another person. I can help reduce your shame and make the therapeutic process more bearable and productive. Together we will look honestly and fully at your conflicts, strengths, relationships and experiences - in a manner that is gentle, yet steadfast; warm, yet serious; and attentive to you in all your individual complexity."
(202) 722-1507
Monica Freedman, Clinical Social Work/Therapist
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"Seeking help takes courage. I am invested in working together toward making the changes you seek by creating a safe, trusting environment where we can explore the roadblocks holding you back. I practice in a holistic community where many modalities of treatment are used to promote healing. Do you feel "keyed up" most of the time or continue to behave in damaging patterns where you know the "why" but can't seem to make changes? Talk may not be enough."
Domestic Violence
(202) 417-2996
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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Domestic Violence
"Seeking help takes courage. I am invested in working together toward making the changes you seek by creating a safe, trusting environment where we can explore the roadblocks holding you back. I practice in a holistic community where many modalities of treatment are used to promote healing. Do you feel "keyed up" most of the time or continue to behave in damaging patterns where you know the "why" but can't seem to make changes? Talk may not be enough."
(202) 417-2996
Diana Janel Wall, Psychologist
Psychologist, PsyD
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"The primary goal of psychotherapy is to help you to understand what you want and need to make your life more productive, meaningful and fulfilling. Through the process of treatment, you will be able to know yourself better; address and identify current and long-standing difficulties; experience less pain and suffering; alleviate self-defeating behaviors; build and maintain healthier relationships; become more resilient and adaptable to change; and begin to develop a more accurate understanding of your past and what you want for your future. Ultimately, psychotherapy will allow you to become more equipped to lead a healthier life."
Domestic Violence
(301) 637-3193
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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Domestic Violence
"The primary goal of psychotherapy is to help you to understand what you want and need to make your life more productive, meaningful and fulfilling. Through the process of treatment, you will be able to know yourself better; address and identify current and long-standing difficulties; experience less pain and suffering; alleviate self-defeating behaviors; build and maintain healthier relationships; become more resilient and adaptable to change; and begin to develop a more accurate understanding of your past and what you want for your future. Ultimately, psychotherapy will allow you to become more equipped to lead a healthier life."
(301) 637-3193
Jennifer L Adrian, Clinical Social Work/Therapist
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MFA, LISW
Verified by Psychology Today
Hosts group in:
Washington, District of Columbia 20002
"I enjoy helping clients create rich and meaningful lives. I specialize in individual therapy with adults and adolescents struggling with anxiety, depression, addiction, trauma, eating disorders, adjustments to life stressors, and more. I also love working with artists and creative people. I primarily use the Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT) Model with clients, an evidence-based model that stems out of cognitive behavioral therapy, the idea that our thoughts and behaviors are closely connected."
Domestic Violence
(319) 774-8524
Verified
Hosts group in:
Washington, District of Columbia 20002
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Domestic Violence
"I enjoy helping clients create rich and meaningful lives. I specialize in individual therapy with adults and adolescents struggling with anxiety, depression, addiction, trauma, eating disorders, adjustments to life stressors, and more. I also love working with artists and creative people. I primarily use the Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT) Model with clients, an evidence-based model that stems out of cognitive behavioral therapy, the idea that our thoughts and behaviors are closely connected."
(319) 774-8524
Jen Wofford, Clinical Social Work/Therapist
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW, LCSW-C
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"* You can experience greater freedom to be yourself, and more comfort in your important relationships. Working together, couples and clients feel transformed, they like themselves better, make healthier choices, and develop self-compassion, and compassion for others. * I help people and couples work through challenges and emerge more confident, peaceful and happy. My clients grow and feel deeply supported and challenged as they grow. My work helps you quickly identify your core patterns, choose to treat yourself kindly, improve your most important relationships, understand and resolve old conflicts and trauma, feel better, and get back to living a full life."
Domestic Violence
(202) 656-1908
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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Domestic Violence
"* You can experience greater freedom to be yourself, and more comfort in your important relationships. Working together, couples and clients feel transformed, they like themselves better, make healthier choices, and develop self-compassion, and compassion for others. * I help people and couples work through challenges and emerge more confident, peaceful and happy. My clients grow and feel deeply supported and challenged as they grow. My work helps you quickly identify your core patterns, choose to treat yourself kindly, improve your most important relationships, understand and resolve old conflicts and trauma, feel better, and get back to living a full life."
(202) 656-1908
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPC
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20006
"I provide individual psychotherapy to adults in English and Spanish. I have experience in issues including: depression & anxiety, self-esteem issues, difficulties in relationships, traumatic events, stress in the face of chronic or terminal illness, adjustments to life events and phases of life problems, aging process, grief/loss and self destructive thoughts and behaviors. I believe that seeing a therapist is a very important and personal decision, that helps during times of stress and emotional pain, but also when you want to grow and mature."
Domestic Violence
(202) 688-5530
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20006
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Domestic Violence
"I provide individual psychotherapy to adults in English and Spanish. I have experience in issues including: depression & anxiety, self-esteem issues, difficulties in relationships, traumatic events, stress in the face of chronic or terminal illness, adjustments to life events and phases of life problems, aging process, grief/loss and self destructive thoughts and behaviors. I believe that seeing a therapist is a very important and personal decision, that helps during times of stress and emotional pain, but also when you want to grow and mature."
(202) 688-5530
Courtenay Jones Culp, Counselor
Counselor, LCPC, LPC
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"Please check my website at www.counselingandcoaching.com"
Domestic Violence
(301) 861-4271
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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Domestic Violence
"Please check my website at www.counselingandcoaching.com"
(301) 861-4271
Transcultural Counseling & Psychotherapy of DC, Licensed Professional Counselor
Licensed Professional Counselor, LCPC
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20006
"If you're looking for extra support and guidance through a challenging situation or you're just ready to move in a new direction in your life, We look forward to working with you to achieve your goals."
Domestic Violence
(202) 902-6338
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20006
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Domestic Violence
"If you're looking for extra support and guidance through a challenging situation or you're just ready to move in a new direction in your life, We look forward to working with you to achieve your goals."
(202) 902-6338
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Gloria Quevedo, Licensed Professional Counselor
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC
Verified by Psychology Today
Office is near:
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"Depression? Anxiety? Difficulties in your relationships? Trauma? ... If you believe that there is anything that you would like to change, or that is not allowing you to enjoy your life, I invite you to come to take a look at your world, and together to start the process of figuring out how to make it better. I believe that therapy is a collaboration between client and therapist in a supportive and safe environment where you can explore how your past has impacted who you are now and how to make changes in your thoughts and actions."
Domestic Violence
(202) 618-9613
Verified
Office is near:
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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Domestic Violence
"Depression? Anxiety? Difficulties in your relationships? Trauma? ... If you believe that there is anything that you would like to change, or that is not allowing you to enjoy your life, I invite you to come to take a look at your world, and together to start the process of figuring out how to make it better. I believe that therapy is a collaboration between client and therapist in a supportive and safe environment where you can explore how your past has impacted who you are now and how to make changes in your thoughts and actions."
(202) 618-9613
Phyllis Kaye, Clinical Social Work/Therapist
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20006
"I have been providing individual and couple therapy for 21 years. I have been told that my style is direct, compassionate and non-judgemental."
Domestic Violence
(202) 656-8970
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20006
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Domestic Violence
"I have been providing individual and couple therapy for 21 years. I have been told that my style is direct, compassionate and non-judgemental."
(202) 656-8970
Dr. Kathy K Sutton, Licensed Professional Counselor
Licensed Professional Counselor, EdD, LPC, Coach
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20002
"You're not sure what's wrong? Let me help! I am a licensed professional counselor who enjoys problem solving. I have over 13 years of counseling experience. Some of the issues I address are listed. I work well with individuals, couples and groups. My education and experience has helped me develop the necessary skills to relate to your specific needs."
Domestic Violence
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20002
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Domestic Violence
"You're not sure what's wrong? Let me help! I am a licensed professional counselor who enjoys problem solving. I have over 13 years of counseling experience. Some of the issues I address are listed. I work well with individuals, couples and groups. My education and experience has helped me develop the necessary skills to relate to your specific needs."
Schwanna Qualls, Licensed Professional Counselor
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, MA
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"I think therapy is like a puzzle, you put the pieces together to create a full picture. I focus on helping you develop a deeper exploration of who you are and how you can feel whole again. By understanding what's working and what's not working, we will be entering a deeper exploration of the self. The ultimate goal of therapy with me is to develop greater self knowledge, self acceptance and be able to change the things that need changing. Bring your patience, this is hard work and it takes time. I welcome the opportunity to work with you."
Domestic Violence
(202) 759-2116
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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Domestic Violence
"I think therapy is like a puzzle, you put the pieces together to create a full picture. I focus on helping you develop a deeper exploration of who you are and how you can feel whole again. By understanding what's working and what's not working, we will be entering a deeper exploration of the self. The ultimate goal of therapy with me is to develop greater self knowledge, self acceptance and be able to change the things that need changing. Bring your patience, this is hard work and it takes time. I welcome the opportunity to work with you."
(202) 759-2116
Justine H Lassman
PsyD
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"Anxiety and depression are concerns for people of all ages and frequently contribute to feelings of stress. Are your struggles getting in the way of developing safe, loving relationships and achieving your objectives? Are you facing a major life transition and feeling overwhelmed? Providing a warm, supportive relationship, I work with clients to identify and change patterns of behavior that are troubling them. I believe that within the context of major stressors and recent or distant traumas, opportunities are present for identifying and building on an individual's strengths."
Domestic Violence
(202) 804-0997
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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Domestic Violence
"Anxiety and depression are concerns for people of all ages and frequently contribute to feelings of stress. Are your struggles getting in the way of developing safe, loving relationships and achieving your objectives? Are you facing a major life transition and feeling overwhelmed? Providing a warm, supportive relationship, I work with clients to identify and change patterns of behavior that are troubling them. I believe that within the context of major stressors and recent or distant traumas, opportunities are present for identifying and building on an individual's strengths."
(202) 804-0997
Amanda Slatus, Clinical Social Work/Therapist
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20005
"Therapy is a unique experience for each person. It can help you learn about yourself, your relationships (both past and present) and how you interact with the world. It is a place of self healing and understanding. It is a place to find safety and refuge to manage stress,anger, guilt, anxiety, overwhelming feelings, trauma, interpersonal conflict, and significant life events. I work with children, teens, and adults to help address these issues. I am trained as a psychodynamic therapist and practice from a relational standpoint. I draw from several clinical approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy, attachment theory, and trauma focused therapy as appropriate."
Domestic Violence
(667) 217-1023
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20005
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Domestic Violence
"Therapy is a unique experience for each person. It can help you learn about yourself, your relationships (both past and present) and how you interact with the world. It is a place of self healing and understanding. It is a place to find safety and refuge to manage stress,anger, guilt, anxiety, overwhelming feelings, trauma, interpersonal conflict, and significant life events. I work with children, teens, and adults to help address these issues. I am trained as a psychodynamic therapist and practice from a relational standpoint. I draw from several clinical approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy, attachment theory, and trauma focused therapy as appropriate."
(667) 217-1023
Elizabeth Perwin, Clinical Social Work/Therapist
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-C
Verified by Psychology Today
Office is near:
Washington, District of Columbia 20009
"I connect deeply and empathically with my clients, and challenge them towards greater self-awareness that leads to happiness and peace of mind internally and within relationships. Individuals and couples inevitably reach periods of frustration and conflict that signal the need for change. Whether these problems are grounded in past loss or current misfortune, outside intervention can offer immediate relief. I specialize in treating mood disorders, couples in gridlock, and adult children with a legacy of trauma, neglect or codependency. Working with adults and couples, I approach difficulties compassionately and non-pathologically. Psychotherapy helps restore emotional balance and well-being."
Domestic Violence
(301) 852-6000
Verified
Office is near:
Washington, District of Columbia 20009
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Domestic Violence
"I connect deeply and empathically with my clients, and challenge them towards greater self-awareness that leads to happiness and peace of mind internally and within relationships. Individuals and couples inevitably reach periods of frustration and conflict that signal the need for change. Whether these problems are grounded in past loss or current misfortune, outside intervention can offer immediate relief. I specialize in treating mood disorders, couples in gridlock, and adult children with a legacy of trauma, neglect or codependency. Working with adults and couples, I approach difficulties compassionately and non-pathologically. Psychotherapy helps restore emotional balance and well-being."
(301) 852-6000
Harpreet Kang, Clinical Social Work/Therapist
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20037
"You are contemplating therapy because something is amiss in your life. Maybe you feel sad or anxious. Perhaps you feel alone? overwhelmed? It takes courage to enter therapy. To go on a voyage of self-discovery and change. It can be a rewarding journey. My approach focuses on helping you identify and work through whatever it is that is keeping you from reaching your full potential. I am collaborative, compassionate, and accepting. I have an interactive style, in which we work together to make sense of your experiences. Please contact me for additional information to help you make your decision."
Domestic Violence
(202) 629-0450
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20037
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Domestic Violence
"You are contemplating therapy because something is amiss in your life. Maybe you feel sad or anxious. Perhaps you feel alone? overwhelmed? It takes courage to enter therapy. To go on a voyage of self-discovery and change. It can be a rewarding journey. My approach focuses on helping you identify and work through whatever it is that is keeping you from reaching your full potential. I am collaborative, compassionate, and accepting. I have an interactive style, in which we work together to make sense of your experiences. Please contact me for additional information to help you make your decision."
(202) 629-0450
Heidi Reichert-Koenig, Licensed Professional Counselor
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, MS, EMDR-C
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20002
"AS OF NOVEMBER 2018 WAITING TIME IS AROUND 4 MONTHS. I strongly believe in resilience in each of us. My objective is to support you in discovering your strengths and resources in order to enable healing from lasting wounds. You will find yourself in an accepting, trusting, safe, and non-judgmental atmosphere which will give you space to reflect your thoughts, reach insights, and develop goals for your journey into a healthier and more fulfilling life. Together we will work on establishing tools to reach these goals and you will find yourself better able to manage your emotions and the relationships with the people you care about."
Domestic Violence
(202) 417-2348
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20002
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Domestic Violence
"AS OF NOVEMBER 2018 WAITING TIME IS AROUND 4 MONTHS. I strongly believe in resilience in each of us. My objective is to support you in discovering your strengths and resources in order to enable healing from lasting wounds. You will find yourself in an accepting, trusting, safe, and non-judgmental atmosphere which will give you space to reflect your thoughts, reach insights, and develop goals for your journey into a healthier and more fulfilling life. Together we will work on establishing tools to reach these goals and you will find yourself better able to manage your emotions and the relationships with the people you care about."
(202) 417-2348
Adriana P. Robertson, Psychologist
Psychologist, PhD
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"My therapy work is focused on emotional health and wellbeing. I work individually with clients and tailor treatment to best fit each person's concerns, character and goals. I do this by integrating insight-oriented treatment and establishing new ways of being in the present. This combines the exploration of long-standing maladaptive patterns and a focus on present-day functioning. I help also people examine and improve relationship dynamics."
Domestic Violence
(202) 499-6057
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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Domestic Violence
"My therapy work is focused on emotional health and wellbeing. I work individually with clients and tailor treatment to best fit each person's concerns, character and goals. I do this by integrating insight-oriented treatment and establishing new ways of being in the present. This combines the exploration of long-standing maladaptive patterns and a focus on present-day functioning. I help also people examine and improve relationship dynamics."
(202) 499-6057
Kristen Quigley, Clinical Social Work/Therapist
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20007
"Welcome! Recognizing that something in your life isn't working is a great sign of hope & resilience and those who find their way to my practice are usually looking for something to change in their lives. The reasons why you are seeking therapy are my top priorities and helping you have the life you want is my job. I am often described as compassionate, intuitive, empathetic, open and honest. Seeking out a therapist you connect with and trust it critical. Please come in and decide if you feel that I'm the right therapist for you! I have Tuesday-Saturday hours available."
Domestic Violence
(202) 760-2882
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20007
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Domestic Violence
"Welcome! Recognizing that something in your life isn't working is a great sign of hope & resilience and those who find their way to my practice are usually looking for something to change in their lives. The reasons why you are seeking therapy are my top priorities and helping you have the life you want is my job. I am often described as compassionate, intuitive, empathetic, open and honest. Seeking out a therapist you connect with and trust it critical. Please come in and decide if you feel that I'm the right therapist for you! I have Tuesday-Saturday hours available."
(202) 760-2882

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