It’s ok…to not be ok.
Whether it’s turning chaos into calm, or anxiety into action, we understand that in unprecedented times like these – we can all use a little extra support. Our goal is to help you own your life rather than being overwhelmed by it.
At Georgetown Psychology, our support goes beyond what is clinically expected and offers our clients an integrative approach to care. We bring our 25+ years of experience, expertise, and vast network of resources to finding solutions that specifically address your and/or your family’s unique needs.
And we get it – one size doesn’t fit all. That’s why we offer in-person, online, and group therapy to help you solve life’s challenges where, and when, it works for you.
How can we help?
Big insights. Even bigger impact.
Our team is experienced working with children, teens, and adults to develop evaluations that respond to each client’s individual needs.
Working together to make it better.
Our team of therapists has varied specialties and experience and uses integrated and individualized approaches for each client.
Meeting you where & when it works for you.
From your home, office, or even while out on a walk – enjoy access to our therapists anywhere that is private and makes you feel comfortable.
Peer power, without the pressure.
Talking about your emotions and what’s going on in your life helps you realize you’re not alone and offers ideas for improving your situation.
Our commitment to you.
Georgetown Psychology is a culturally responsive and gender- and neurodiversity-affirming practice. We partner with you to understand the cultural, historical and societal factors that impact your mental health and well-being.
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