The Treatment Programs are a community of mental health professionals committed to providing the highest quality of clinical service at an affordable fee. When you become our client, careful attention is given to your particular needs and circumstances. Recommendations are provided to guide and inform you through the process of starting therapy and choosing treatment options to best serve your treatment goals.
Treatment Options
- Psychiatric Services
- Medication Management
- Individual Psychotherapy
- Group Therapy
- Couples Therapy
- Family Therapy
- Parent Counseling
- Psychological Testing
- Referrals when appropriate
Therapy services are provided by a staff of professional clinicians from the disciplines of social work, psychology, psychiatry and counseling.
Who Seeks Therapy?
Adults or families who:
- are anxious or depressed
- suffered a loss or experienced a trauma
- face a difficult problem
- cannot work effectively
- want to communicate more effectively
- wish to change behavioral patterns
Children who:
- seem irritable, preoccupied, distracted, withdrawn
- cannot learn effectively
- are anxious or depressed
- suffered a trauma or a loss
Eugene Meyer III Treatment Program
In 1975, the Washington School of Psychiatry developed a program of clinical services with help from Eugene and Agnes Meyer.
Adele Lebowitz Treatment Progam for Youth & Families
The Adele Lebowitz Treatment Program for Youth & Families was established in 2000 in order to expand the clinical services of the Washington School to work with children and adolescents.
Additional information about services offered through the Adele Lebowitz Treatment Program for Youth & Families.
Fees
Fees for patients without insurance may be determined on a sliding fee scale according to ability to pay. Many insurance plans will reimburse a patient for part of the fee. Our staff may assist you in filing for insurance reimbursement.
Initial consultation is affordably priced and if you feel you cannot continue services with the Treatment Center, our staff will help you find other community resources as needed and as appropriate.
Applying for Services
For further information or to make an appointment, call 202-537-6050 between 9 AM and 5 PM, Monday through Friday.
Please inquire if there are special language requirements which we can sometimes accommodate. The international staff is sensitive to a variety of cultural factors, (e.g. race, ethnicity, class, gender, and sexual orientation) and can provide therapy in English, Spanish, and other languages.