Our Services

Our range of psychological services includes therapy, neuropsychological testing and school based psycho-educational evaluations, and training. You have the flexibility to receive individual or group therapy either virtually from the comfort of your home or in-person at our downtown Friendship Heights, DC/MD office.

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  • Work one-on-one with one of our team members made up of licensed psychologists and registered psychology associates. Individual psychotherapy sessions last between 45-50 minutes. Together, you and your therapist will decide the frequency of your sessions.

  • Do you experience chronic pain? Join our ImpACT Pain mindful movement pain management group. The group currently runs for 10 weeks on Tuesday nights from 6-7:15pm in the Fall and Spring. Acceptance is first-come-first-serve. The group is the perfect adjunctive treatment when working individually with a therapist in or outside the practice. Currently offered virtually only.

  • We provide neuropsychological & psychoeducational evaluations for learning differences, ADHD, autism, and other cognitive or developmental profiles in you or your child (including challenges with math, reading, writing, memory, and executive functioning). Our comprehensive reports can be shared with schools, colleges, or workplaces to support appropriate accommodations. Testing typically takes 8 hours over 1–2 days and is currently offered in person only.

  • We also provide intelligence tests for private school entrance applications (2-3 hours) for a reduced cost.

Common Difficulties We Treat

  • Examining room with a hospital gurney positioned near a window with blinds.

    Adjustment to Acute or Chronic Illness

  • Person holding their hand, with a small green potted plant on a table nearby.

    Acute & Chronic Pain

  • A healthcare worker in blue scrubs and a stethoscope shows care to an elderly patient, holding their hand in a comforting manner.

    End of Life/ Adjustment to Hospice

  • A person lying on their back with their head upside down, being held gently by another individual, in a caring and supportive manner.

    Sleep Disturbance/Insomnia

  • Fresh vegetables including green bitter melons, cucumbers, red chili peppers, orange carrots, and green chili peppers on display at a market.

    Eating & Food Aversion

  • A young woman in a black hoodie with dark curly hair tied up, holding a lit cigarette to her forehead, standing outside at night with blurred city lights in the background.

    Smoking

  • A bald man with a beard sitting at a desk, resting his head in his hand, appearing stressed or overwhelmed, with office supplies and computers in the background.

    Stress

  • Person picking a pink pill from a pillbox.

    Medication Adherence

  • A young woman with red hair and freckles wearing a green tank top, looking at a glass of water with a surprised or puzzled expression.

    Pill Swallowing

  • Two women sitting on a brown couch, both appearing upset with their hands covering their faces and heads bowed down.

    Grief & Loss

  • Person standing on a white digital bathroom scale, viewing from above.

    Weight Management

  • A woman with curly hair and glasses sitting on the floor, holding her head and crying, with a messy bed in the background.

    Experiencing Distress Due to a Family Illness

  • Anxiety

  • Depression

  • Post-Traumatic Stress

  • Finding Meaningfulness & Vitality