Washington DC Psychotherapy
If you’re looking for Washington DC psychotherapy, you’ve found it. Sessions with Keith Miller last for 50 minutes and are typically every week. My office is just steps away from the Dupont Circle metro in Washington DC. The length of time that a person remains in psychotherapy varies from person to person, but the choice to continue is always yours.
 Washington DC Psychotherapy: When Should I talk to a Psychotherapist?
Psychotherapy can be a welcome island of refuge for people experiencing heightened stress or emotional pain. It is not uncommon, however, to be ambivalent about making the decision to talk to a psychotherapist. It is ultimately a personal decision to make the call, but you may wish to consider therapy if you or someone close to you is experiencing:
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Self-esteem issues
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Depression or mood swings
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Stress or anxiety
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Problems with drugs or alcohol
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Loneliness
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Excessive anger, frustration, or guilt
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Constant worries or obsessions
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Relationship concerns
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Communication problems
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Stress in the face of chronic or life threatening illness
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Concerns about academic performance
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Job concerns
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Life event concerns: marriage, divorce, parenthood, step-family issues, empty nest, retirement, aging
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Issues of sexuality or sexual identity
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Problems following traumatic events
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Struggling with the after-effects of childhood abuse
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Domestic violence or other forms of abuse
Read about What to Expect in Individual Psychotherapy
Providing counseling and psychotherapy services to the metropolitan DC region,
including Bethesda, Chevy Chase, and Potomac, Maryland;
Arlington, Fairfax, McLean, Vienna, and Tyson’s Corner, Virginia;
and Capitol Hill, Dupont Circle, Adams Morgan, Spring Valley, Georgetown, and Cleveland Park in DC
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