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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 vary based on their level of experience 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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While we talk about the importance of prioritizing mental health year-round, Sunstone Counseling celebrates the dedication of May as Mental Health Awareness Month. We envision a world where seeing a therapist is as commonplace as seeing a primary care doctor—where people grappling with emotional and relational challenges can easily access the professional services they need to not only survive, but thrive.
In our busy lives, we all have moments where we feel like our mental health might be suffering. Especially given the ongoing experience with pandemic living, many people are realizing that stress, isolation, and uncertainty have taken a toll on their well-being. In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, we wish to remind you of 5 manageable ways to boost your mental health.
While taking a sick day is common when you are feeling physically unwell, what’s not as common – but should be – is taking a mental health day when you are feeling mentally and emotionally unwell. The truth is, taking a mental health day from work or school can be extremely important for your overall well-being. It can help to improve your mood, avoid burnout, get some much-needed rest, and rejuvenate yourself so you can tackle “real life” once again.
