Washington, DC Office Details
Address
5225 Wisconsin Avenue NW | Suite 400
Washington, DC 20015
Numbers
Phone: 202-363-1010
Fax: 202-363-2383
Hours
Monday – Thursday: 9am – 9pm
Friday: 9am – 7pm
Saturday: 10am – 6pm
Sunday: Closed
Appointments
To schedule an appointment in our Washington, DC office please contact us for more information.
Patient Portal
Upon scheduling your first appointment, you will be provided with a password to access the Patient Portal. All patient forms can be found in the portal.
Transportation
Our largest office is in Washington DC, conveniently located near the Chevy Chase Pavilion in Friendship Heights. Take the elevator to the 4th floor – Suite 400. Parking is available in the public parking garage beneath our building on Jenifer street. There are also several metered parking spots in front of and behind the 5225 Wisconsin Ave NW office building.
The RED LINE Friendship Heights metro station is located directly across the street from our building. Use the Jenifer Street exit.
Washington, DC Upcoming Groups And Events
- Washington, DC
Talking Back to Anxiety: A 4-Week Group for Middle School Students & Their Parents
Students and parents meet in separate groups to learn strategies for minimizing anxiety.
- Washington, DC
Fear of Flying Intensive Group Weekend
Reduce your fears through this CBT-based program which includes an actual flight accompanied by a psychologist.
- Washington, DC
Social Anxiety Group for Adults
For adults who worry excessively about what others think or struggle to make friends or pursue relationships.
- Washington, DC
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) Consultation Group for Therapists
Are you a licensed therapist with some training in CBT-I but wish to learn more? Do you want to…
- Washington, DC
College Readiness Group
Feeling anxious about leaving home for college? Do you struggle with social anxiety, separation anxiety, panic disorder, perfectionism, or…
- Washington, DC
Social Anxiety Group for College Students
For college students who struggle to make friends and have excessive worries about what others think.
- Washington, DC
Social Anxiety Group for High Schoolers
For teenagers who struggle to make new friends or interact with others. Gain confidence in social situations.
Washington, DC Clinicians
Christina Tripodi Mitchell , PsyD
Psychologist, Director of Psychological Testing and Evaluation
Washington, D.C. & Northern Virginia
