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Psychology.com lists 2 therapists practicing across District of Columbia, with the most in Washington. Each profile explains how that therapist works, their focus areas, and how to reach them.

2 licensed therapists in District of Columbia

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    Andrea Jackson

    LICSW, LCSW

    ✓ License verifiedLicense verified with the District of Columbia board, checked Oct 13, 2026

    “I help adults navigate trauma, grief, life transitions, and perinatal experiences with compassionate, practical, and culturally responsive therapy.”

    You may be looking for therapy because something feels harder than it used to—or because you’re tired of carrying everything on your own. I work with adults navigating complex or relational trauma, grief and loss, major life transitions, and perinatal mental health…

    Trauma and PTSDGrief and LossPregnancy and PrenatalAnxietyDepression+9 more
    In practice
    6 years
    Style
    warm, direct, supportive
    Languages
    English
    Licensed in
    DC
    Fee
    $225 to $275 per session
    Insurance
    Self-pay
    Availability
    Ask about availability · free consultation
    Sessions
    Telehealth
    Location
    Washington, District of Columbia
    View profileMessage(202) 381-3997
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    Ryan Sheridan

    PMHNP

    ✓ License verifiedLicense verified with the District of Columbia board, checked Oct 15, 2026

    “ADHD specialist offering integrative psychiatry, medication management, and personalized mental health care that goes beyond prescriptions.”

    Are you struggling with ADHD, anxiety, depression, burnout, or feeling like you're not functioning at your best? Maybe you're successful on paper but privately struggling with focus, motivation, procrastination, stress, or exhaustion. Or perhaps you've tried…

    AnxietyDepressionADHDStressTrauma and PTSD+13 more
    In practice
    6 years
    Style
    collaborative, direct, practical
    Languages
    English
    Licensed in
    DC
    Fee
    Ask about fees · sliding scale
    Insurance
    Self-pay, sliding scale
    Availability
    Ask about availability · free consultation
    Sessions
    Telehealth
    Location
    Washington, District of Columbia
    View profileMessage(202) 640-5502

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Frequently asked questions

How do I find a therapist in District of Columbia?

Psychology.com lists 2 licensed therapists across District of Columbia, with the most in Washington. Browse profiles to see each therapist's focus areas, approach, and contact details, or search by city or ZIP and by specialty to narrow your options. Every listing links directly to the therapist so you can reach out yourself.

Are the therapists listed in District of Columbia licensed?

Yes. Psychology.com lists licensed mental health professionals in District of Columbia, including clinical social workers (LCSW), professional counselors (LPC/LMHC), marriage and family therapists (LMFT), and psychologists (PhD/PsyD). Each profile shows the therapist's credentials and the state where they practice.

Can I see a therapist in District of Columbia online?

Many therapists in District of Columbia offer online (telehealth) sessions as well as in-person appointments. Check an individual profile for how that therapist meets with clients, and confirm directly when you contact them.

What kinds of therapy can I find in District of Columbia?

Therapists in District of Columbia help with a wide range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, trauma and PTSD, relationship and family issues, and addiction, using approaches such as CBT, EMDR, and psychodynamic therapy. Browse by specialty to find someone who focuses on what you are dealing with.

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