McLean is home to some of the most driven, accomplished people in Northern Virginia. High achievement and high pressure often come together. Telehealth psychiatric care that meets you where you are.
Book an Appointment →McLean sits at the edge of the Beltway and the Potomac, home to executives, government officials, attorneys, diplomats, and some of the most high-functioning adults in the region. The schools are competitive. The careers are demanding. The homes are well-kept. And beneath all of that, the internal experience is not always as composed as the exterior.
Anxiety that never quite shuts off. Depression that coexists with a full schedule. ADHD that has been managed through sheer willpower for decades. Burnout that looks like productivity from the outside. These are things Alice sees regularly, and they are no less real for happening in a wealthy zip code.
Alice Tran, PMHNP-BC provides telehealth psychiatric care for adults in McLean and the surrounding area, including Great Falls, Langley, Tysons, and the Route 123 corridor. She is board-certified in psychiatric mental health, sees patients in English and Vietnamese, and provides full evaluations, medication management, and supportive therapy via secure video.
High-functioning anxiety, executive burnout, and the particular exhaustion of carrying enormous responsibility for a long time without support.
Including the kind that coexists with a full life. Medication, therapy, or both, depending on what you need and what you have already tried.
Many high-achieving adults in demanding careers reach an ADHD diagnosis in their 30s, 40s, or later. Comprehensive evaluation and treatment available.
Career changes, retirement, divorce, loss. When the structure of a well-organized life shifts, the ground underneath can feel less solid than expected.
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Alice's practice is for adults ages 18 to 65. For younger patients, she is happy to provide a referral recommendation if you reach out directly.
Not necessarily. Alice sees patients in person at her Fairfax office, a short drive from McLean, or via telehealth by secure video for added convenience. As long as you are physically in Virginia during your appointment, you can join from wherever you are, home, hotel, or office.
No referral is needed and no prior diagnosis is required. The first appointment is the evaluation. You do not need to arrive knowing what is wrong.
The Fairfax office at 3060 Williams Drive, Suite 300 is about fifteen minutes from downtown McLean via Route 123, with free on-site parking and none of the garage maze of Tysons medical buildings. Many McLean patients alternate: an in-person visit when they want the room, telehealth from home or the office when the week is packed. As long as you are physically in Virginia during the appointment, video visits work from anywhere, including between flights at Dulles.
Discretion matters to patients here, and the practice is built for it: a solo provider, direct scheduling with no front-desk gauntlet, secure HIPAA-compliant video, and published pricing with no surprise billing. Alice is in-network with Aetna, Anthem BCBS Virginia, Cigna, and other major plans common among McLean employers, and provides superbills for out-of-network reimbursement for those who prefer to self-pay.
The first appointment is a full 60-minute evaluation, not a 15-minute intake, and new patients are typically seen within one to two weeks. No referral is needed.
Telehealth. Thoughtful. Board-certified PMHNP. English & Vietnamese.
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