Location

Therapy near Capitol Hill

The Hill runs on adrenaline, proximity to power, and schedules set by other people's emergencies. Recess is a myth, the news cycle is a coworker, and the personal life gets whatever the job forgot to consume.

We work with Hill staffers, advocates, journalists, and the neighborhood's longtime residents — at our downtown office, a direct Metro ride away, or by secure telehealth timed to the vote schedule.

What Hill clients bring

Getting to us from the Hill

Orange, Blue, or Silver from Capitol South or Eastern Market straight to McPherson Square — the office at One Franklin Square is one block from the station. Fifteen minutes, no transfer.

Telehealth, honestly, is how most Hill schedules make therapy stick: a booked room, headphones, 55 protected minutes.

Practical details

Sessions are 55 minutes, $215 with a sliding scale from $150–194 — and discretion here is treated as a professional norm, not a special request. Free 15-minute consultation to start.

FAQ

Common questions

Yes, with honesty and telehealth. We'd rather build a rhythm that bends with recess-and-markup season than a rigid one that breaks by February.

Many people in cleared and public-facing roles are in therapy. We can't advise you on your own reporting obligations — bring the specifics to the consultation, and to your security officer or counsel. Confidentiality here operates under the standard legal limits of any therapy, which we'll explain plainly.

Ready to begin?

The 15-minute consult is where most people begin.

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