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Individual counseling sessions for men and women in a supportive environment provide tools to navigate challenges, build skills, and achieve personal growth.
Group counseling provides a space for individuals to process and learn alongside others facing similar challenges.
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We are excited to announce the expansion of Sunstone’s high-quality and compassionate counseling services into the ASHBURN and RICHMOND communities!
We have over 70 counselors with experience in a wide range of therapeutic approaches. Find the highly trained and empathetic counselor for your journey.
With offices in Alexandria, Falls Church, McLean, Ashburn, Richmond, and online, you can get the help you need, when you need it.
Our diverse and qualified counselors’ rates begin at $75 and vary based on their level of training as well as the length and type of your session.
We aim to support you throughout life’s challenges and encourage you to stay connected with us.
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Watching your child endure bullying and harassment from their peers is a difficult and painful experience for most parents. We all want our children to be happy and healthy, and when they hurt, we hurt. Whether they’re at school or just looking at social media on their phones, tablets or computer, it can be virtually impossible to try and intervene or attempt to stop bullying behavior.
Sunstone Counseling is pleased to announce we were selected as the winner of the “Professional Services” category in the Best of Falls Church contest. Residents of Falls Church recognized Sunstone for helping its clients create a brighter tomorrow one counseling session at a time. Sunstone is so humbled to be recognized by the community.
The body is our vessel of life, our tool for engaging with the world around us, and our protector. For many of us, anxiety takes us out of our bodies and locks us in our thoughts about the past or the future. Observing our tendencies and understanding the physiological component of anxiety can be helpful in the effort of reducing anxiety symptoms.
