Psychologist, PhD
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"People seeking consultation are motivated for growth and positive change. I work collaboratively to help clients increase self-awareness, understand the interpersonal and emotional aspects of change and growth, resolve conflicts, and have a more balanced life. After years of experience as a clinical and occupational psychologist and consulting in an international organization with senior professionals, I have a broad and deep understanding of the interaction of work and personal stresses, multicultural issues, and professional motivations. I help clients achieve their goals in ways that are consistent with their values and personal integrity."
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(301) 637-5703
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Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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"People seeking consultation are motivated for growth and positive change. I work collaboratively to help clients increase self-awareness, understand the interpersonal and emotional aspects of change and growth, resolve conflicts, and have a more balanced life. After years of experience as a clinical and occupational psychologist and consulting in an international organization with senior professionals, I have a broad and deep understanding of the interaction of work and personal stresses, multicultural issues, and professional motivations. I help clients achieve their goals in ways that are consistent with their values and personal integrity."
(301) 637-5703
Phalande Jean,
MA, MFT, LGPC
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"I see you. If you've made it here, you're searching for something, be it healing, growth, freedom or answers. Perhaps you're just looking and not tied to an outcome, I see you. I am passionate about joining individuals and couples at the core of their pain, in the middle of the mess and within their distress. I am here to provide comfort, validation and offer challenges that will facilitate positive changes within your life. All that I ask is that you come as you are and to be searingly honest because, that is where your power and capacity for healing lies."
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(202) 831-7967
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Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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"I see you. If you've made it here, you're searching for something, be it healing, growth, freedom or answers. Perhaps you're just looking and not tied to an outcome, I see you. I am passionate about joining individuals and couples at the core of their pain, in the middle of the mess and within their distress. I am here to provide comfort, validation and offer challenges that will facilitate positive changes within your life. All that I ask is that you come as you are and to be searingly honest because, that is where your power and capacity for healing lies."
(202) 831-7967
Patricia Miller,
LCSW
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"We are all, I believe, a collection of parts ; some we are aware of, some we're not; some we like, some we don't; some enrich our relationships and some do just the opposite ! At times we can become hijacked by a part - saying things we don't mean to say, or muting ourselves so we don't say things we do mean. Ruptures in relationships or problems in the workplace can result. As we listen to our parts, with an open heart, healing can begin . My approach is described as warm, engaging , collaborative and, at times, playful."
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(202) 681-7930
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Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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"We are all, I believe, a collection of parts ; some we are aware of, some we're not; some we like, some we don't; some enrich our relationships and some do just the opposite ! At times we can become hijacked by a part - saying things we don't mean to say, or muting ourselves so we don't say things we do mean. Ruptures in relationships or problems in the workplace can result. As we listen to our parts, with an open heart, healing can begin . My approach is described as warm, engaging , collaborative and, at times, playful."
(202) 681-7930
Christie M Platt, Psychologist
Psychologist, PhD
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"I have been in practice for over thirty years and have had the privilege of working with a wide range of individuals, e.g.,people feeling stuck despite having a great deal of talent, people disappointed or frustrated by their relationships or lack of relationships, people dealing with earlier childhood traumas such as loss of a parent or sexual abuse, and with people feeling anxious and unable to enjoy life. I believe that everyone has a unique story and that therapy can be extremely helpful in understanding that story and creating a more fulfilling narrative for the future."
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(202) 618-9277
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Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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"I have been in practice for over thirty years and have had the privilege of working with a wide range of individuals, e.g.,people feeling stuck despite having a great deal of talent, people disappointed or frustrated by their relationships or lack of relationships, people dealing with earlier childhood traumas such as loss of a parent or sexual abuse, and with people feeling anxious and unable to enjoy life. I believe that everyone has a unique story and that therapy can be extremely helpful in understanding that story and creating a more fulfilling narrative for the future."
Robin Truitt, Clinical Social Work/Therapist
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW, LCSW-C
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"Often personal and professional relationships get complicated and difficult. This results from our patterns of behavior and how we experience the world. Also true, is that we do not easily see what blocks us from having a more fulfilling and meaningful life. The psychotherapy I offer, allows for better understanding of reflexive and often no-longer-helpful reactions and responses which can cause anxious or depressed moods, conflicted relationships and decreased satisfaction in personal and professional relationships. By making a commitment to your well being and by using your therapy, your life can become richer and more meaningful."
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(202) 760-4375
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Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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"Often personal and professional relationships get complicated and difficult. This results from our patterns of behavior and how we experience the world. Also true, is that we do not easily see what blocks us from having a more fulfilling and meaningful life. The psychotherapy I offer, allows for better understanding of reflexive and often no-longer-helpful reactions and responses which can cause anxious or depressed moods, conflicted relationships and decreased satisfaction in personal and professional relationships. By making a commitment to your well being and by using your therapy, your life can become richer and more meaningful."
Jane Baxter, Clinical Social Work/Therapist
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, PhD, MSW
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"Feeling heard -- with thoughtfulness and curiosity -- and being challenged, helps you develop insight and strategies for life changes. Patients tell me they appreciate the rewards of our collaborative process, and their lives show the benefits. Together, we will explore your life, deciphering your questions and building upon your strengths. We will look at problematic behaviors and patterns, identify blockages to your goals, and work together to achieve happiness and success. In addition to relationship issues and mood disorders, I was voted as one of the areas' best therapists in a recent Washingtonian Magazine."
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(202) 509-0646
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Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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"Feeling heard -- with thoughtfulness and curiosity -- and being challenged, helps you develop insight and strategies for life changes. Patients tell me they appreciate the rewards of our collaborative process, and their lives show the benefits. Together, we will explore your life, deciphering your questions and building upon your strengths. We will look at problematic behaviors and patterns, identify blockages to your goals, and work together to achieve happiness and success. In addition to relationship issues and mood disorders, I was voted as one of the areas' best therapists in a recent Washingtonian Magazine."
(202) 509-0646
Jihan Madyun, Clinical Social Work/Therapist
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW, RYT, TCYMT
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"I specialize in psychotherapy with individuals, couples and groups who feel stuck in their relationships with themselves and others. I help people uncover the underlying 'stories' and old belief systems that cause them to feel stuck and how they may be reenacting these stories in the present. I enjoy working with individuals who would like to build better systems of internal and external support. I view therapy as a partnership, and seek out clients who are willing to partner together and are interested in creating more fulfilling life experiences and relationships. "
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(202) 774-2088
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Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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"I specialize in psychotherapy with individuals, couples and groups who feel stuck in their relationships with themselves and others. I help people uncover the underlying 'stories' and old belief systems that cause them to feel stuck and how they may be reenacting these stories in the present. I enjoy working with individuals who would like to build better systems of internal and external support. I view therapy as a partnership, and seek out clients who are willing to partner together and are interested in creating more fulfilling life experiences and relationships. "
(202) 774-2088
Betsy Mencher, Psychologist
Psychologist, PhD
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"It takes courage to seek help from a therapist; It can be very difficult to talk about yourself and your struggles. It can also be one of the most important things you do for yourself. Therapy is a collaborative process in which you express your concerns and I see myself as a guide, pointing out interpersonal patterns and sharing insights that will lead to self-reflection and the opportunity to make different choices and approach situations differently. Exploration of family history will be an important part of the process. "
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(202) 760-2152
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Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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"It takes courage to seek help from a therapist; It can be very difficult to talk about yourself and your struggles. It can also be one of the most important things you do for yourself. Therapy is a collaborative process in which you express your concerns and I see myself as a guide, pointing out interpersonal patterns and sharing insights that will lead to self-reflection and the opportunity to make different choices and approach situations differently. Exploration of family history will be an important part of the process. "
(202) 760-2152
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."
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(202) 759-2116
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Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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"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
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Marjorie Nightingale
JD, MFT
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"My ideal clients are those who are experiencing difficulties with their relationships and are looking for a compassionate person to validate that what they are experiencing is real and legitimate. I enjoy working with clients who have decided that wherever they are is not where they want to be and today is the day to make change. Therapy is not always easy or fast, but it has the power to shift one from hopeless to joyful for those who are willing to do the hard work. "
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(202) 831-3045
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Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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"My ideal clients are those who are experiencing difficulties with their relationships and are looking for a compassionate person to validate that what they are experiencing is real and legitimate. I enjoy working with clients who have decided that wherever they are is not where they want to be and today is the day to make change. Therapy is not always easy or fast, but it has the power to shift one from hopeless to joyful for those who are willing to do the hard work. "
(202) 831-3045
Matthew R Schottland, Psychologist
Psychologist, PsyD
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"I will work with you to increase insight into your struggles, actively identify and work toward goals, and build resilience against stress. While I enjoy practicing with a wide variety of issues and types of people, I specialize in relationships (straight and gay), young adults, LGBT concerns, couples, anxiety and depression, and life transitions and losses. Building insight involves examining ways one's past impacts the present. I believe that this coupled with making concrete changes in one's life leads to a successful therapy. I am an active psychologist who will help you make these changes thoughtfully and effectively."
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(732) 751-4552
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Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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"I will work with you to increase insight into your struggles, actively identify and work toward goals, and build resilience against stress. While I enjoy practicing with a wide variety of issues and types of people, I specialize in relationships (straight and gay), young adults, LGBT concerns, couples, anxiety and depression, and life transitions and losses. Building insight involves examining ways one's past impacts the present. I believe that this coupled with making concrete changes in one's life leads to a successful therapy. I am an active psychologist who will help you make these changes thoughtfully and effectively."
(732) 751-4552
Helena (Mimi) Martin, Psychologist
Psychologist, PhD
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"Life can and often does present us with challenges which create distress and make it difficult for us to feel satisfied. It can be very helpful to speak with a well-trained, experienced, and supportive person when facing such challenges. Whether you are looking for extra support during a stressful period of time or you are interested in focusing on longstanding difficulties, I offer to create a space that promotes symptom relief and results in greater awareness, satisfaction, confidence, and fulfillment."
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(202) 999-3362
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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"Life can and often does present us with challenges which create distress and make it difficult for us to feel satisfied. It can be very helpful to speak with a well-trained, experienced, and supportive person when facing such challenges. Whether you are looking for extra support during a stressful period of time or you are interested in focusing on longstanding difficulties, I offer to create a space that promotes symptom relief and results in greater awareness, satisfaction, confidence, and fulfillment."
(202) 999-3362
Makon Fardis, Psychologist
Psychologist, MD, PhD
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"I am a licensed clinical psychologist working with couples, adults, and families. It is my belief that a warm and compassionate environment in therapy, in conjunction with problem solving and a growth-oriented attitude lead to better quality of life. The goal is to understand the thought and behavior patterns that can damage one's happiness and create problems in relating to others; and to replace them with healthier ones. My therapy services address issues ranging from stress and anxiety to depression, anger, relationship and communication problems, self-esteem, identity, and grief/loss."
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(202) 656-8936
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Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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"I am a licensed clinical psychologist working with couples, adults, and families. It is my belief that a warm and compassionate environment in therapy, in conjunction with problem solving and a growth-oriented attitude lead to better quality of life. The goal is to understand the thought and behavior patterns that can damage one's happiness and create problems in relating to others; and to replace them with healthier ones. My therapy services address issues ranging from stress and anxiety to depression, anger, relationship and communication problems, self-esteem, identity, and grief/loss."
(202) 656-8936
Michael Patrick O'Heron, Psychologist
Psychologist, PhD, PLLC
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
" Making the choice to start therapy can be a courageous first step towards paving a new path of personal meaning, insight, and growth. As your therapist, I see it as my job to work collaboratively with you to establish goals for making positive life changes. I believe in establishing a working alliance composed of empathy, trust, respect, validation, and transparency. I see the therapeutic relationship as the cornerstone of what makes therapy effective. My training in multicultural counseling informs my practice, and I see the exploration of identities and world-views as an essential aspect of the therapeutic relationship."
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(202) 899-8583
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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" Making the choice to start therapy can be a courageous first step towards paving a new path of personal meaning, insight, and growth. As your therapist, I see it as my job to work collaboratively with you to establish goals for making positive life changes. I believe in establishing a working alliance composed of empathy, trust, respect, validation, and transparency. I see the therapeutic relationship as the cornerstone of what makes therapy effective. My training in multicultural counseling informs my practice, and I see the exploration of identities and world-views as an essential aspect of the therapeutic relationship."
(202) 899-8583
Taylor Lerner, Psychologist
Psychologist, PsyD
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"Welcome to my practice! Therapy can be a powerful tool in relieving distress, learning about oneself, and living a more fulfilled life. I believe that at the heart of successful therapy is a collaborative, open, and warm relationship. Through curiosity and acceptance, I help my clients gain more appreciation for their emotions and assist them in recognizing their strengths and identifying opportunities for growth. Additionally, I strive to help my clients obtain tools necessary to overcome roadblocks, which often keep them from reaching their full potential. I welcome the opportunity to work with clientele from diverse backgrounds and life stages."
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(202) 803-8433
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Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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"Welcome to my practice! Therapy can be a powerful tool in relieving distress, learning about oneself, and living a more fulfilled life. I believe that at the heart of successful therapy is a collaborative, open, and warm relationship. Through curiosity and acceptance, I help my clients gain more appreciation for their emotions and assist them in recognizing their strengths and identifying opportunities for growth. Additionally, I strive to help my clients obtain tools necessary to overcome roadblocks, which often keep them from reaching their full potential. I welcome the opportunity to work with clientele from diverse backgrounds and life stages."
(202) 803-8433
Daniel J. Meckel, Clinical Social Work/Therapist
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, PhD, LCSW-C
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"As you search for the right therapist, I recommend looking for certain essential qualities: Close and empathic listening - do you feel heard? Seasoned knowledge and technique - do you feel understood and responded to helpfully? A good "fit" - do you feel comfortable with this person? It is impossible to discern these qualities from a profile alone. You may need to allow yourself a couple of sessions with more than one therapist before deciding. It takes time to know, but there's a lot at stake and much to gain."
Relationship Issues
(410) 305-9667
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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"As you search for the right therapist, I recommend looking for certain essential qualities: Close and empathic listening - do you feel heard? Seasoned knowledge and technique - do you feel understood and responded to helpfully? A good "fit" - do you feel comfortable with this person? It is impossible to discern these qualities from a profile alone. You may need to allow yourself a couple of sessions with more than one therapist before deciding. It takes time to know, but there's a lot at stake and much to gain."
(410) 305-9667
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."
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(202) 499-6057
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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"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
Billie Mitzner, Licensed Professional Counselor
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, CACI, MAC, MBA
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"I work with adults in difficult transitions and coping with the resulting stressors and uncertainties. Transitions include changes/losses related to career and relationships, and new circumstances such as grief, sexuality, return to school, and retirement. My expertise in the issues of addiction/recovery, support people returning from treatment. The impact on family and significant others is addressed. We work together so that you may effectively reengage in your personal and professional life and handle any potential license/clearance issues. As a result, you build capacity to make and sustain changes that are meaningful to you."
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(202) 760-4673
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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"I work with adults in difficult transitions and coping with the resulting stressors and uncertainties. Transitions include changes/losses related to career and relationships, and new circumstances such as grief, sexuality, return to school, and retirement. My expertise in the issues of addiction/recovery, support people returning from treatment. The impact on family and significant others is addressed. We work together so that you may effectively reengage in your personal and professional life and handle any potential license/clearance issues. As a result, you build capacity to make and sustain changes that are meaningful to you."
(202) 760-4673
Emily Lindon, Psychologist
Psychologist, PsyD
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"Therapy can be a process of both healing and growing. Together we can explore important aspects of your past, while working to improve your present. I foster warm and collaborative relationships with my patients so that they feel understood, supported, and appropriately challenged. As your therapist, I would be committed to helping you develop the tools and mindset necessary to face present and future challenges. I would also support you in achieving greater self-acceptance, authenticity, and more satisfying relationships. I approach each new therapy relationship with curiosity, flexibility, and openness. "
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(202) 759-7726
Verified
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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"Therapy can be a process of both healing and growing. Together we can explore important aspects of your past, while working to improve your present. I foster warm and collaborative relationships with my patients so that they feel understood, supported, and appropriately challenged. As your therapist, I would be committed to helping you develop the tools and mindset necessary to face present and future challenges. I would also support you in achieving greater self-acceptance, authenticity, and more satisfying relationships. I approach each new therapy relationship with curiosity, flexibility, and openness. "
(202) 759-7726
Cindy Kim, Clinical Social Work/Therapist
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW
Verified by Psychology Today
Washington, District of Columbia 20036
"As your therapist, my goal is to help you recognize and become your best self. Together, we will come to a greater understanding of the fear, anxieties, and challenges you face and work towards discovering solutions. I specialize in working with couples in distress using Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy, created by Sue Johnson. We all get stuck in negative patterns of communication from time to time. When the destructive cycle takes permanent residence, it can feel horribly scary, isolating, and hopeless. But I've witnessed firsthand how EFT can be effective even with couples on the brink of despair."
Relationship Issues
(202) 559-4285
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Washington, District of Columbia 20036
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"As your therapist, my goal is to help you recognize and become your best self. Together, we will come to a greater understanding of the fear, anxieties, and challenges you face and work towards discovering solutions. I specialize in working with couples in distress using Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy, created by Sue Johnson. We all get stuck in negative patterns of communication from time to time. When the destructive cycle takes permanent residence, it can feel horribly scary, isolating, and hopeless. But I've witnessed firsthand how EFT can be effective even with couples on the brink of despair."
(202) 559-4285

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Relationship Issues Therapists
If you're looking for help with relationships in 20036 or for a 20036 relationship therapist these professionals provide relationship therapy, relationship counseling in 20036 and relationship advice. They include relationship therapists, relationship psychologists in 20036, relationship psychotherapists and relationship counselors. They can help with your relationship therapy, 20036 family relationships, love relationships, long distance relationships, abusive relationships or other relationship issues. They can help you understand couples relationships in 20036, gay relationships, child relationships, sibling relationships and play relationships.

How can I tell if a therapist is right for me?
Therapists in 20036 are able to work with a wide range of issues.

For example, if you're seeking a marriage counselor in 20036 you'll find that most therapists are trained in marriage counseling or couples counseling in 20036 and couples therapy. And they welcome families for family counseling in 20036 or family therapy in 20036.