Tysons is one of the most concentrated corporate corridors on the East Coast. The stress that comes with it is real, and it deserves real care. Telehealth means you can fit an appointment into your workday without a commute.
Book an Appointment →Tysons Corner and Tysons Galleria sit at the center of one of the largest concentrations of corporate offices, consulting firms, government contractors, and financial services companies in Northern Virginia. The people who work here are driven, capable, and often quietly overwhelmed. The culture rewards output and does not leave much space for the conversation that actually needs to happen.
Alice Tran, PMHNP-BC provides psychiatric care for adults in Tysons and the surrounding area, McLean, Vienna, and the Beltway corridor, in person at her nearby Fairfax office or via telehealth. Tysons workers can join a telehealth appointment from their office, their car, or anywhere private, without blocking out half a day for the drive and waiting room, or come in person when they prefer.
She treats anxiety, burnout, depression, ADHD, and more, in English and Vietnamese, for adults ages 18 to 65.
When the job that once defined you stops feeling meaningful and rest stops feeling restful, that is a clinical problem, not a character flaw.
The kind that looks like productivity. Perfectionism, constant planning, difficulty delegating, until it becomes disabling.
Many Tysons-area professionals reach a point where the coping strategies stop working. Proper diagnosis and treatment changes things significantly.
High-functioning depression is real. You can hold a demanding job and appear fine while struggling internally. It responds well to treatment.
Yes, anywhere you have a few minutes of privacy and a phone or laptop. Many patients join from a conference room, a parked car, or their office with the door closed. The appointment takes 30 to 60 minutes depending on whether it is an initial visit or follow-up.
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Yes. Your care is fully protected under HIPAA. Your employer has no access to your records. Your EOB will show only "telehealth visit", not a diagnosis, provider name, or any clinical detail.
No referral is needed. You can book directly online or by calling the office. A referral from your primary care doctor is welcome but not required.
Tysons is Virginia’s downtown: two malls, a skyline of consulting and defense headquarters, and tens of thousands of people whose workdays start before the Beltway clears. In a place built around performance, it is common to carry anxiety, low mood, or attention struggles for years while looking entirely composed in every meeting. Appearing fine is not the same as being fine.
Care is designed to fit a Tysons calendar. Telehealth visits by secure video can happen from your office or car between meetings, and in-person visits at the Fairfax office are about ten minutes down Route 123 or Gallows Road, with free parking, no mall-garage hunting. Follow-up visits are 30 or 45 minutes, scheduled with a 24-hour cancellation policy that respects how quickly Tysons schedules change.
Alice is in-network with the major plans Tysons employers offer, including Aetna, Anthem, and Cigna. Many patients here are executives, attorneys, and consultants who value the practice’s discretion and its published pricing; both are deliberate. New patients are typically seen within one to two weeks.
Telehealth. No waiting room. Board-certified PMHNP.
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