Find a Therapist in Falls Church, VA

Brian Douville is a highly skilled Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding credentials as a Level 2 Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapist and a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP). With over 30 years of experience in the psychotherapy field, he specializes in working with preteens, teens, adults, and elders, focusing on crucial issues like marital and premarital concerns, trauma and PTSD, and anxiety. Brian employs a positive, strength-based, and collaborative approach to treatment, believing that the wisdom and capacity for healing reside within each individual. His practice incorporates diverse methodologies, including Integral Somatic Psychology (ISP) and the IFS method with couples through Intimacy From The Inside Out (IFIO). By fostering curiosity and compassionate awareness, Brian guides his clients in discovering new tools and coping strategies, enabling them to tap into their natural ability to heal. His therapeutic techniques promote self-regulation, alleviate suffering, and facilitate the release of pain and trauma, guiding individuals towards a rich connection with themselves and their relationships.

Mary Jean Kane is a dedicated psychotherapist and contemporary psychoanalyst with extensive training as a licensed clinical social worker (MSW, LCSW). She works with adults and older adolescents, leading a Relational Psychotherapy Group that empowers both men and women to cultivate healthier relationships. Mary specializes in addressing everyday life challenges, helping clients understand the influence of family history on their current experiences, while also seeking practical solutions. Her warmth and interactive style foster a therapeutic relationship where clients can feel her presence, empathy, and understanding. With expertise in contemporary psychotherapies, she is skilled in group therapy and employs techniques such as imagery and body awareness to promote emotional insight and incorporates aspects of cognitive behavioral therapy. Mary has a profound understanding of trauma, grief and loss, self-esteem, spirituality, social anxiety, and relationship issues. As a Contemporary Relational Psychoanalyst, she is dedicated to exploring how individuals perceive themselves, others, and their environments. In addition to her clinical work, she is passionate about teaching and presenting to diverse audiences, and is available for clinical supervision and consultation.

Dr. Leslie Dalton is a compassionate psychologist with a PhD, dedicated to creating a warm and safe environment where clients can explore their concerns and rediscover forgotten aspects of themselves. Through an integrative and holistic approach, Dr. Dalton helps individuals find alternative perspectives and solutions to issues that may leave them feeling stuck. Her work fosters deeper connections to oneself, others, and the wider world, empowering clients to reclaim their full capacity for joy and balance. Specializing in treating depression, anxiety, trauma, and relationship difficulties, Dr. Dalton employs a variety of therapy modalities, including Compassion Focused, Trauma Focused, Emotionally Focused, and Mindfulness techniques. She considers each client’s unique family and cultural background, utilizing attachment-based models to support relational healing. Dr. Dalton also integrates Somatic Experiencing to aid healing from trauma and chronic anxiety. With a commitment to guiding individuals through difficult life transitions and the pursuit of deeper fulfillment, Dr. Dalton would be honored to accompany clients on their journey toward healing and meaning.

Barra Kahn, a thoughtful and dedicated therapist, challenges traditional notions of health and happiness, inviting clients to question commonly held myths about life. Under her guidance at Next Generation Core, individuals of all ages—teens, adults, and elders—discover that the rules imposed by society may not resonate with their authentic selves. With a focus on anxiety, relationship issues, and depression, Barra employs a multifaceted therapeutic approach that includes mindfulness-based practices, somatic therapy, and person-centered coaching. She believes in the body's innate wisdom and integrates psychological work with somatic techniques, helping clients access their inner contentment through movement, breath, and therapeutic touch. This holistic pathway encourages individuals to overcome self-sabotaging patterns and embrace self-love, facilitating profound healing and transformation. Under her expertise, the healing process becomes not just about talking through problems, but engaging the entire self—mind, body, and spirit—leading to powerful shifts in perspective and lasting change.

Rachael Lee Greene is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist, holding an LCSW and MSW. She believes that resistance in therapy is not an indication of non-compliance but rather a cue that emphasizes the need for deeper connections. She understands that the pace of treatment should be determined by the patient, tailoring her approach to each individual's unique needs. Rachael assesses which treatment modalities will be most beneficial for her clients, prioritizing their comfort and trust over quick results. Her personal goal is to foster a trusting relationship with her clients while helping them identify their strengths, support systems, and coping strategies to navigate life's challenges. Rachael specializes in working with children, adolescents, and young adults facing anxiety and mood disorders. She also has experience supporting individuals transitioning from inpatient care back to outpatient therapy and is equipped to assist those overcoming self-harm, suicidal ideation, and aggressive behaviors. Rachael's approach focuses on creating a therapeutic environment that feels safe, encouraging clients to embrace challenges and openly share their experiences. She actively invites families and caregivers to engage in the intake and treatment process, positioning herself as an integral member of the individual's support team, dedicated to their journey toward healing and growth.

Marcia Grenell, PhD, is a licensed clinical psychologist with over 30 years of experience dedicated to helping adults, children, and families navigate a spectrum of challenges in life. Her special interests encompass anxiety, depression, and loss, and she is adept at supporting children and parents through transitions such as separation, divorce, and remarriage. Marcia employs a diverse range of treatment approaches, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and long-term psychodynamic therapy, while emphasizing the importance of mindfulness in her practice. With expertise in working with individuals, couples, and families, she is committed to fostering emotional well-being and resilience.

Orit Paytan is a compassionate and skilled therapist, specializing in supporting adults and elders (65+) who struggle with childhood traumas, anxiety, depression, and low self-worth. With a warm and non-judgmental approach, she creates a safe space for individuals to explore their challenges and develop resilience. Orit employs a holistic perspective, recognizing the vital connection between mind, body, and spirit. Her therapeutic practice is diverse, integrating modalities such as Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, and various strength-based approaches, ensuring that personalized care is at the forefront of her work. By combining spoken dialogue with physical movement and mindfulness techniques, Orit guides her clients in uncovering the nature of their obstacles and discovering meaningful pathways toward their future. She understands that finding the right therapist can be a daunting task, which is why she is committed to offering an integrative and adaptable treatment experience tailored to the individual needs of her clients.

Dr. Ethan Siegel is a dedicated psychologist who understands that life can be tough, and everyone experiences struggles with transitions, relationship issues, and insecurities. He recognizes that these challenges can sometimes lead individuals to succumb to fear and pessimism. However, Dr. Siegel firmly believes that each person possesses a unique set of skills and talents waiting to be uncovered. With a compassionate approach, he aims to be a supportive presence during tough times, helping clients discover their inherent strengths. He holds the perspective that, regardless of life’s circumstances, there is always hope and a path forward. Dr. Siegel understands that each client, whether an adult, adolescent, or child, has a distinct story, and he offers a tailored approach to ensure their individual needs are met. He emphasizes that psychotherapy is a collaborative process and thrives when there is a strong fit between therapist and client. If clients choose to work with him, they can expect immediate support designed to bring relief from their concerns. Therapy, as Dr. Siegel describes, is a journey of discovery and reflection, where the past is examined not to reopen old wounds but to make sense of the present and pave the way for a brighter future. Through the development of insight, profound and satisfying change can occur, promoting psychological wellness across all age groups.

Pryndall White is a dedicated licensed professional counselor whose therapeutic approach embodies a personal journey filled with trials, tribulations, and moments of uncertainty. Clients are drawn to her for her commitment to transparency and genuine validation, allowing those she works with to explore who they truly want to become. She understands that navigating change can be daunting; however, her supportive reminders and encouraging sessions foster accountability and resiliency in her clients. Known as a 'kid whisperer,' Pryndall has a unique talent for connecting with children and teens through her fun and engaging methods, which are clinically sound yet approachable. Regardless of age, she meets clients exactly where they are, emphasizing that self-awareness continues to evolve beyond the therapeutic setting. For those seeking assistance to navigate their mental health needs, Pryndall White is a compassionate guide, ready to listen, advise, and facilitate the journey of self-discovery.

David Beigel is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Certified Group Psychotherapist (CGP) with over 30 years of experience dedicated to supporting children, adolescents, and families. His practice focuses on addressing a wide range of challenges including anxiety, depression, emotional and behavioral dysregulation, oppositional behavior, ADHD, and developmental disorders such as sensory integration issues and language development disorders. David is skilled in working with children exhibiting Asperger's Syndrome and navigating life disruptions such as divorce and loss. With a strong foundation in play therapy for younger children, he also offers valuable support to parents in behavior management and relationship development. For older children and adolescents, David utilizes interpersonal and talk therapy modalities. Together with Dr. David Flohr, he leads a comprehensive children's group therapy program called Circle in the Square. David’s extensive experience in the field has allowed him to create meaningful connections with families, fostering healthier relationships and facilitating positive change. His journey as a therapist began in 1990 after a decade of service as a staff psychologist in the Fairfax County Mental Health System, and he has also educated future clinicians by teaching graduate classes in child development and psychotherapy. David’s blend of practical and intellectual knowledge uniquely informs his compassionate approach to therapy.

Lara Doyle is a seasoned Clinical Social Worker and therapist with over two decades of experience, having worked since 1993 with individuals and families navigating a diverse array of social, emotional, and psychological challenges. Her clinical expertise spans areas such as Anxiety, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Panic, ADHD, and Autism Spectrum Disorder. Lara specializes in equipping clients with effective strategies to manage stress stemming from various aspects of life, including school, work, family, and relationships. Her therapeutic approach is characterized by warmth, care, and a strong focus on client strengths and solutions. As a mother of three, Lara not only brings theoretical knowledge but also a profound understanding of the parenting journey, encompassing both its challenges and joys. In addition to her clinical practice, she has contributed as a consultant to local schools and non-profits, and has served as an adjunct faculty member at George Mason University, further enriching her professional insights.

Robert Fontana is a compassionate and experienced Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, having dedicated 33 years to individual, couples, and family therapy. As he transitions into retirement, he expresses heartfelt gratitude toward his colleagues, many of whom have been trusted mentors and friends throughout his rewarding career. Robert deeply appreciates the clients who have entrusted him with their most personal stories, traumas, and losses. Their resilience and strength have inspired him, guiding them both on journeys of mutual self-discovery that often led to transformative insights. Robert wishes each of his clients the very best as they embark on their individual paths forward, carrying the magic of their shared experiences into their next chapters.

Marya Myslinski, PsyD, is a dedicated and licensed clinical psychologist specializing in psychotherapy for adults and seniors (65+). With a focus on a diverse range of issues including depression, anxiety, and relationship challenges, she is committed to supporting her clients through their struggles. Her practice encompasses individuals dealing with trauma, unhealthy relationship patterns, alcohol abuse, postpartum depression, and family conflicts. Marya finds immense fulfillment in assisting clients who feel trapped and fearful due to these difficulties. Notably, she is passionate about advocating for those experiencing discrimination based on race, ethnicity, religion, and sexual orientation. Marya understands that finding the right therapist can be a significant and often overwhelming journey, and she strives to create a welcoming atmosphere for all. By fostering a safe space, she is able to guide her clients towards health and wholeness, ensuring they receive the compassionate support they deserve.