Welcome.
The Center for Anxiety and Behavioral Change, with offices in Rockville, Maryland and McLean, Virginia, is a private treatment center that is dedicated to reducing the suffering of individuals living with anxiety and related disorders through state-of-the-art, evidence based, behavioral treatment in the context of a warm, compassionate, and collaborative environment. These services are provided through individual, group, and family therapy. In addition, we provide professional training, consultation services, and public outreach as core aspects of our shared mission.

Welcome.
The Center for Anxiety and Behavioral Change, with offices in Rockville, Maryland and McLean, Virginia, is a private treatment center that is dedicated to reducing the suffering of individuals living with anxiety and related disorders through state-of-the-art, evidence based, behavioral treatment in the context of a warm, compassionate, and collaborative environment. These services are provided through individual, group, and family therapy. In addition, we provide professional training, consultation services, and public outreach as core aspects of our shared mission.
A message from our director about our waiting list
Dear Community,
It is with great sadness that we reflect on the killing of George Floyd in Minnesota, and on the deaths of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Eric Garner, and countless others. As the president of the American Psychological Association stated, “We are living in a racism pandemic, which is taking a heavy psychological toll on our African American citizens. The health consequences are dire.” The Center for Anxiety and Behavioral Change denounces racism and oppression in all of their forms. We believe that to remain silent is not an option we, as a society, can afford. As Rev. Dr. King said, “injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.”
Read MoreRacial trauma, social inequity, and systemic oppression, amplified by the constant cycles of distressing news, have deep implications for mental health. Depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder have been linked to direct or indirect experiences of oppression. Imparting change takes energy, and promoting mental health is an integral part of facilitating social change and building resilience. We encourage our clients and members of our community to take time to reflect on your current mental health needs. Please take care of yourselves, reach out for additional mental health supports when necessary, and seek out support from your family, community, and neighbors.
In solidarity,
The Center for Anxiety and Behavioral Change