The Washington Psychological Center (WPC), established in 1977, is dedicated to providing a wide range of psychological services to the greater Washington, D.C. community, including psychotherapy, assessment, training and consultation. The WPC partners are accomplished, experienced, and highly-trained psychologists, each with a unique set of skills and services provided.
Each partner has an individual page on this site that includes a description of his or her education, background and services offered. WPC is conveniently located across the street from the Friendship Heights Metro stop in Northwest Washington, DC. You can find details of our office location, with a map of the area and directions on how to get to WPC on our Contact page.
Each partner has an individual page on this site that includes a description of his or her education, background and services offered. WPC is conveniently located across the street from the Friendship Heights Metro stop in Northwest Washington, DC. You can find details of our office location, with a map of the area and directions on how to get to WPC on our Contact page.
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Please do not include sensitive clinical information in emails and never use it in an emergency. Dr. Jean Carter has maintained a psychotherapy practice in Washington, DC since receiving her Ph. D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Maryland in 1980.
In her work at the Washington Psychological Center, PC, she offers psychotherapy with individuals and couples, with primary emphases on serious trauma, relationship issues, depression and work stress/vocational adjustment.Additional areas of interest include supervision of psychotherapy practice, grief and loss and issues related to sexual orientation for both individuals and couples.
In her work at the Washington Psychological Center, PC, she offers psychotherapy with individuals and couples, with primary emphases on serious trauma, relationship issues, depression and work stress/vocational adjustment.Additional areas of interest include supervision of psychotherapy practice, grief and loss and issues related to sexual orientation for both individuals and couples.
Please do not include sensitive clinical information in emails and never use it in an emergency. Dr. Steven Wong earned his Ph. D. in clinical psychology from The Catholic University of America in Washington, DC in 2003. He is licensed in the District of Columbia and is a member of the American Psychological Association.
We are a diverse collection of psychologists offering a wide array of clinical, assessment, forensic, training, and consultative services. Please visit each partner's individual page to learn more about their background and the services they offer. No one definition of psychological health care can adequately describe the process of psychotherapy.
The Washington Psychological Center is located in Northwest DC, directly across Wisconsin Avenue from the "Jenifer St." elevator exit of the Friendship Heights Metro Station. If you prefer to take an escalator exit then you should take the "Western Ave. and 44th St." exit at Friendship Heights. You will then walk a short distance south on Wisconsin Avenue before crossing it to enter the building.
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