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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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Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a psychiatric disorder that can originate from experiencing or witnessing any number of frightening or distressing events, such as a serious accident, a natural disaster, combat or a violent assault, or personal abuse or harassment. If you’re living with PTSD, you may feel as though you’re destined to deal with these symptoms forever. But treatment is possible, and you do not have to bear this burden alone.
Juneteenth marks a historical moment – one of celebration for the ending of a horrific practice – and is also a time for reflection. The lingering intergenerational trauma wrought by slavery is still felt today, and our country’s systems and institutions remain intricately linked with racist beliefs and policies that marginalize and oppress Black and African American individuals. This Juneteenth, we want to shine a light on the mental health of this community, and highlight how we can all help dismantle barriers to achieving mental well-being.
June is Pride month, an opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the lives and contributions of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, intersex, and asexual (LGBTQIA+) community. While the dancing and colorful festivities are a wonderful way to celebrate, it’s also an opportunity to shine a light on the unique challenges members of this community face, particularly when it comes to their mental health and well-being.
