Washington DC Therapists

Thriving Center of Psychology has expert therapists based across Washington DC. Whether you prefer virtual therapy, want to see your therapist in person, or do hybrid therapy, we’ve designed every experience to make sure you feel safe and comfortable. We have a comprehensive directory of licensed therapists and psychologists. Search our platform for a therapist, use our Therapist Matchmaker Survey, or call our Washington DC office, and we can help you.

You can find qualified online therapists in Washington DC, through our platform. Filter your search by area and specialty, then book an appointment date and time suitable for your schedule. If you’re not sure which therapist to see, fill out our Therapist Matchmaker Survey or call our Washington DC office, and we can answer any questions you may have.

If you would prefer to speak to a therapist in person, our Washington DC office is easy to reach and a welcoming space. Find a therapist using our platform to narrow your search by client focus, therapeutic approach, and area. Book an appointment with your therapist at a time that suits you, or call our Washington DC office, and we can help you.

A couples therapist can teach you tools to improve communication and facilitate recovery from an outside perspective. To find a couples therapist near you, view all couples therapists in Washington DC, using our platform. Filter by area and specialty. Alternatively, you can call our Washington DC office or fill out our Therapist Matchmaker Survey.

Therapy fees in Washington DC can vary from $150 to $500 per session depending on your therapist’s credentials and experience as well the number of sessions. Although we don’t accept insurance at Thriving Center of Psychology, we do offer therapy services to suit a range of budgets.

Most psychologists in Washington DC don’t accept health insurance as the insurance system can make it difficult to provide clients with tailored mental health care. Strict regulations and low reimbursement rates often result in therapists being underpaid and overworked. We don’t take health insurance as we wish to prioritize the well-being of our team and provide individualized care to our clients.

If your insurance plan includes out-of-network benefits, it may cover between 50% to 80% of therapy costs. Contact your insurance company to discuss your out-of-network benefits and coverage.

Yes, your insurance plan may cover online therapy. We suggest speaking with your insurance company to find out your exact coverage and out-of-network reimbursement options.

If you feel like you could benefit from speaking to a therapist or simply want to fine-tune your mental health, all our therapists are experts in their respective fields. The quickest way to make an appointment at Thriving Center of Psychology is by filling out our Therapist Matchmaker Survey. From your results, we can match you with the best therapists in Washington DC, who can create an individualized treatment plan tailored entirely around you. You can also make an appointment by calling our Washington DC office or requesting an appointment online.

Whether you’re researching “clinical psychologist Washington DC” or “top therapists in Washington DC near me,” it can feel overwhelming to find a therapist in Washington DC that matches your needs and availability.

You can book a therapy appointment online or at our Washington DC office. Our office is located in Downtown in the DC Central Business District overlooking Mcpherson Square at the corner of 15th and K streets. We’re a short stroll from 14th Street and easily accessible to both the red and orange Metro lines, including Farragut North.

We serve patients that live in the surrounding zip codes from our Washington DC office, including 20001-20013, 20035-20039, 20040-20045, 20060-20069, and 20204.

To start working with Thriving Center of Psychology, request an appointment online, use our Therapist Matchmaker Survey or call our Washington DC office today to get started.

During your first therapy session, your therapist will ask you questions about your mental health concerns, symptoms, background, health, and what brings you to therapy. You will likely feel like you are talking a lot, but it’s important for your therapist to get to know you so they can begin to develop a tailored treatment plan.

Whether it’s an anxiety expert, couples therapist, or life coach, we can help you find the right therapist for you. Fill out our Therapist Matchmaker Survey and our client coordinator will contact you with the best match. Alternatively, book an appointment online or call our Washington DC office, and our team can answer any questions you have.

All psychologists are therapists and hold a doctoral degree. However, not all therapists hold a doctoral degree, so can’t be referred to as psychologists. The key differences between the two are education and training.