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Central Washington Psychotherapy Associates

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Central Washington Psychotherapy Associates

Psychotherapy in the Washington DC metro area for adults, adolescents, and couples.

CWPA is an association of psychotherapists, psychiatrists and Jungian psychoanalysts which provides a broad spectrum of psychotherapy & mental health wellness services. Our offices are located in Northwest Washington DC in Dupont Circle & Adams Morgan; in Bethesda and Takoma Park, MD; and in Alexandria, VA. Regardless if you are seeking coaching or short-term counseling for a specific issue, traditional psychotherapy, therapy for your child, or even depth psychoanalysis, we have skilled psychotherapists who will help you meet your goals.

07/09/2020

The Archive for Research in Archetypal Symbolism (ARAS) has produced an important video, "On Taking a Knee".

In response to the breathtaking, turning-point events of the past several weeks, ARAS has produced a special video exploring and amplifying the symbolism of ...

04/05/2020

Please sign this petition supporting insurance reimbursement for mental health services using video conferencing. It is critical that everyone have access to therapy during the pandemic. Your support would be appreciated.

For those currently involved in mental health treatment, now is the worst time to lose access to the services on which they rely. (16688 signatures on petition)

11/25/2018

Insightful and magnificently written.

“Sisters, if there’s a horrid frog in your life, you know what you can do.”

06/06/2017

A look into how therapy works.

By Alex Afram, PhD

04/10/2017

This wonderful post from The FB page of Central Washington Psychotherapy Associates. I hope you enjoy.

Street back when library stacks were open. My library visits in those long-ago years were surreptitious affairs: a half hour stolen between work and home, or a weekend hour nicked from grocery shopping and kids. I felt like I was sneaking into an alchemist’s laboratory, tantalized by important truth...

03/14/2017

Working with Trauma: Comments by Don Kalsched in which he emphasizes the importance of working with the entire person-- especially by including body centered modalities in treatment.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeaEkgcqIu4

Samples from lecture and interview on disk two.

09/09/2016

This blog was a delight to read: It clearly makes the case for the importance of attending to image in psychotherapy. Many psychological states are only accessible through image; words alone fail.

Excerpt from Karnacology Article Introducing Eigen's New Book: "I have been fascinated by images ever since I can remember. How emb...

07/23/2016

A great explanation of why good psychotherapy is more than quick-fix symptom relief.

http://www.ny-psychotherapy.com/not-a-quick-fix/

We live at a fast pace. We want it fast and done with immediate results. We want easy solutions that come in the form of a pill. And when it hurts, we just want it to stop or feel numb until it disappears. But it doesn’t work like that in psychotherapy. Why can’t psychotherapy be a band-aid like eve...

07/13/2016

http://www.jung.org/BLOG/4056199

This inspiring blog uses 's own words to focus on the central question around which, in some fashion or another, every good depth psychotherapy or psychoanalysis revolves. Enjoy!

“Naturally, I thought about the significance of what I was doing, and asked myself, ‘Now, really, what are you about?’ You are building a small town, and doing it as if it were a rite!” I had no answer to my question, only the inner certainty that I was on the way to discovering my own myth. For the...

05/20/2016

Studies of Treatment Effectiveness: Comparing Psychodynamic Therapies with CBT and Medication
by Mark Winborn, PhD, NCPsyA

Introduction: In recent years there has been a great deal of publicity and advertisingregarding the benefits of medication and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) as cost effective approaches to treating emotional issues and various forms of mental distur- bance. Additionally, sources that advocate for the use of “cost-effective” treatments often point to psychodynamic treatment as outdated, ineffectual and not cost-effective. However, the information being disseminated to the public does not accurately portray the effectiveness of either medication or CBT, nor does it accurately represent the available research on psychodynamic therapy as a robust, contemporary treatment that is both clinically effective and cost-effective. The psycho-pharmaceutical industry and insurance companies have vested monetary interest in misrepresenting the scientific findings for these various treatments. In this brief position paper, the available scientific literature for medication interventions, CBT, and psychodynamic psychotherapy will be contrasted and reviewed. .http://naap.org/website/aboutpsychoanalysis

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1700 17th Street NW Apt 203
Washington D.C., DC
20009

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 8pm
Tuesday	9am - 8pm
Wednesday	9am - 8pm
Thursday	9am - 8pm
Friday	9am - 8pm
Saturday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+12024894900

Website

http://www.DCpsychotherapy.com/

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