Schedule a Consultation
Take the first step toward clearer, more structured care for chronic pain and mental health.
If things have felt confusing, overwhelming, or stuck reaching out can feel like a big step.
This process is designed to be straightforward, thoughtful, and low-pressure so you can understand your options and decide what feels right.
What To Expect
You don’t need to have everything figured out before scheduling.
1. Initial Consultation
We discuss what you’ve been experiencing, your concerns, and what you’re hoping to change. This is also a chance to determine if this approach feels like a good fit.
2. Comprehensive Evaluation
If you move forward, your evaluation includes a full review of:
- Chronic pain and physical symptoms
- Anxiety, depression, and emotional health
- Past treatments and what has or hasn’t helped
- Current medications and overall health
3. Personalized Treatment Plan
You’ll receive a clear, structured plan designed around your needs, with next steps that make sense not trial-and-error.
You don’t have to keep guessing what to do next.
Insurance & Self-Pay Options
We accept most major insurance plans.
If you’re unsure about your coverage, we’re happy to help review your benefits before your visit.
Because insurance plans can vary, we also recommend confirming your in-network status and coverage details directly with your insurance provider.
This helps avoid any unexpected costs.
Self-pay options are also available if you prefer private-pay care or are out-of-network.
Typical rates:
- Initial Evaluation: $350
- Follow-Up Visits: $200
We can help you understand your expected costs before your first visit.
Location & Access
Care is available for adults across Northern Virginia, including:
Fairfax
Arlington
Alexandria
Vienna
Reston
McLean
Telehealth appointments available throughout Virginia
In-person visits available in Falls Church, Virginia
Common Questions Before Booking
Do I need a referral?
No. You can schedule directly without a referral.
Do you offer telehealth?
Yes. Telehealth is available throughout Virginia.
Do you treat patients already on opioid medications?
Yes. Care is structured, nonjudgmental, and focused on safety and function. This may include medication review and tapering support when appropriate.
What if I’ve already tried multiple treatments?
Many people have. This approach is designed to reassess the full picture and create a clearer, more coordinated plan.
Why People Choose This Practice
People often reach out because they want:
A clearer explanation of what’s actually happening
A more structured, thoughtful treatment plan
A provider who listens and takes symptoms seriously