Dupont Circle Couples Counseling — Marriage or relationship counselor in Washington, DC
Address1801 Connecticut Ave NW Suite 300 DC, Washington, DC 20009
Phone+1202-540-8244
Websitelisasmithpsychotherapy.com
Dupont Circle Couples Counseling is a group of psychotherapists and sex therapists in Washington, DC, specializing in helping couples and individuals strengthen their relationships. They offer individual and couples counseling, including LGBTQIA+ couples counseling and sex therapy. Their approach is warm, non-judgmental, and collaborative, utilizing evidence-based modalities such as Imago Relationship Therapy, Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFT), Gottman Relationship Therapy, and Existential Couples Therapy. They also provide ketamine-assisted couples therapy and intensive retreats. Services include premarital counseling, discernment counseling for relationship decisions, and individual therapy for those whose partners won't attend couples counseling or after a relationship ends. They work with various relationship structures, including open and polyamorous relationships.
Best for
- Couples experiencing negative cycles
- LGBTQIA+ couples
- Individuals seeking sex therapy
- Couples considering relationship changes
| Key services | Couples counseling, Individual therapy, Sex therapy, Ketamine-assisted therapy, Premarital counseling, Discernment counseling |
| Languages | English |
| Tags | couples counseling, relationship therapy, sex therapy, washington dc, dupont circle, lgbtqia+, ketamine therapy, premarital counseling, eft, gottman method |
Location
Also in Washington
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