Psychiatrists, Therapists & Forensic Psychiatry in N. VA
Since 2010, Shugarman Psychiatric & Counseling’s board-certified psychiatrists, psychotherapists (therapists), and forensic psychiatrists and psychologists have been providing comprehensive, compassionate mental health treatment (psychotherapy and medication management) for adults, adolescents, couples, and families in the Northern VA and Greater D.C. areas.
Whether you are seeking medication management or counseling for depression, anxiety, OCD, or other challenges, our expert psychiatrists and psychotherapists are here to help! We recognize that everyone’s needs differ, and we will work closely with you to develop personalized treatment plans to optimally meet your psychotherapy and medication-related mental health needs.
Conveniently located in Old Town Alexandria, VA, our office is very accessible by car and metro to those in Northern Virginia and Washington D.C. Evening hours are available and parking is provided. Please inquire further about scheduling and costs.
We also provide forensic psychiatric and forensic psychological services. Our board-certified forensic psychiatrist and forensic psychologist perform evaluations for civil, administrative, and criminal matters. Additionally, they are available to serve as an expert witness on mental health-related legal matters throughout the country.
Our experienced board-certified psychiatrists perform psychiatric assessments and provide medication management and psychotherapy for clients ages 16 and above.
Our compassionate psychotherapists provide individual psychotherapy, couples counseling / marital therapy, and family therapy for clients ages 13 and above.
Our forensic psychiatrist and forensic psychologist provide psychiatric and psychological assessments and expert witness services for civil, administrative, and criminal matters.
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Please call us at (703) 596-1024 or complete our contact form.
For more information about mental health conditions and treatment in general, the American Psychiatric Association's and NAMI's websites offer excellent resources.