
Positive Psychology Coaching DC
Therapy isn’t only for managing distress—it can also be a space for cultivating joy, purpose, and a deeper sense of fulfillment. Positive psychology therapy focuses not just on reducing symptoms, but on helping you thrive. Whether you’re feeling stuck, burned out, or simply want to live with more intention, this approach offers tools to help you flourish.
At District Psychotherapy, I work with adults across D.C. who are ready to move beyond “just getting by” and into a life that feels more aligned, energized, and meaningful.
What Is Positive Psychology?
Positive psychology is the scientific study of human flourishing. It’s an evidence-based approach that explores what makes life worth living—things like purpose, connection, resilience, and personal strengths.
This doesn’t mean ignoring pain or struggle. Instead, positive psychology therapy helps you build on your existing capacities to navigate challenges with greater clarity and confidence. It’s about shifting from a deficit-based model to one that asks: What’s already working? What gives your life meaning? How can we grow that?
Who Is This For?
You don’t need to be in crisis to benefit from therapy. Many of my clients are high-functioning adults who are:
Feeling unfulfilled despite external success
Seeking greater purpose or direction in their personal or professional lives
Experiencing burnout or chronic stress
Struggling with self-doubt or imposter syndrome
Navigating life transitions or identity shifts
Wanting to cultivate more joy, gratitude, or emotional resilience
If you’re ready to explore what it means to truly flourish, positive psychology therapy can offer a supportive, collaborative space to do that work.
How Positive Psychology Therapy Can Help
In our work together, we’ll focus on:
Identifying and Leveraging Strengths: Discover and utilize your unique talents and capacities to enhance your well-being.
Clarifying Values and Purpose: Explore what matters most to you and how to align your life accordingly.
Enhancing Emotional Resilience: Develop skills to navigate stress and setbacks with greater ease.
Cultivating Positive Emotions: Foster feelings of joy, gratitude, and contentment to enrich your daily experience.
Improving Relationships: Build stronger, more meaningful connections with others.
Setting and Achieving Meaningful Goals: Create and pursue objectives that resonate with your core values.
This approach integrates techniques from cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and strengths-based coaching to support holistic growth.
Positive Psychology Therapy in DC: What to Expect
Therapy sessions are tailored to your individual needs and goals. Together, we might:
Explore Your Strengths: Identify what you naturally do well and how to apply these strengths in various areas of your life.
Develop a Growth Mindset: Shift perspectives to see challenges as opportunities for development.
Practice Mindfulness and Self-Compassion: Learn techniques to stay present and treat yourself with kindness.
Set Intentional Goals: Define clear, value-driven objectives and create actionable plans to achieve them.
Reflect on Progress: Regularly assess your growth and adjust strategies as needed.
The aim is to empower you to become the best version of yourself, grounded in authenticity and purpose.Begin Your OCD Therapy Journey Today
Next Steps
If you're ready to move beyond the status quo and invest in your personal growth, I invite you to reach out to schedule a free 30-minute consultation.
Please note: I currently offer only remote therapy sessions.
Find Engagment and Meaning with a Positive Psychology Therapist Near Me
Learn About Other Specialties
Depression Therapy
Depression can show up as low mood, loss of motivation, irritability, or emotional numbness. Therapy helps you understand what’s…
OCD Therapy
OCD isn’t just about handwashing or checking—obsessions can show up as intrusive thoughts, mental loops, or a need for certainty. Therapy…
Career Counseling
Career stress can surface as burnout, imposter syndrome, decision paralysis, or a constant sense of dissatisfaction. Therapy helps you clarify…
Trauma Therapy
Trauma can leave lasting emotional imprints—showing up as hypervigilance, avoidance, shame, or a sense of disconnection. Therapy provides a safe…
Grief Therapy
Grief can be heavy, unpredictable, and isolating—whether you’re mourning a person, a relationship, or a version of life you imagined. Therapy helps…
Men’s Issues
Men often face pressure to suppress emotion, succeed at all costs, or go it alone. Therapy offers a space to unpack what’s…
Anxiety Therapy
Anxiety can take the form of overthinking, panic attacks, social discomfort, or a racing mind that won’t turn off. Therapy helps you identify triggers…