Vienna has the feel of a real neighborhood, the trail, the town center, the schools people move here for. It also carries real pressure. Telehealth psychiatric care that fits the life you're actually living.
Book an Appointment →Vienna sits quietly between Tysons and Fairfax, walkable, well-resourced, and genuinely community-oriented in a way that many Northern Virginia suburbs are not. The W&OD Trail runs through it. The schools draw families who care about education. It has the kind of character that makes people want to put down roots.
It also has parents managing the pressure of competitive school environments, professionals commuting into DC or Tysons daily, adults navigating the weight of keeping everything together, and people who look fine from the outside and are not fine at all on the inside. Mental health struggles do not care about zip code or quality of life rankings.
Alice Tran, PMHNP-BC provides telehealth psychiatric care for adults in Vienna and surrounding Fairfax County, including Oakton, Dunn Loring, Merrifield, and the Metro Orange and Silver Line 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.
Generalized anxiety, panic disorder, and the particular strain of keeping up with a high-achieving community while managing internal dread.
Including high-functioning depression, when the schedule is full and the emptiness is real. Medication, therapy, or both depending on your situation.
Comprehensive adult ADHD evaluation and treatment. Many Vienna adults reach this diagnosis later in life, after years of compensating silently.
New parents and parents of school-age children navigating the particular pressure of raising kids in a community with high expectations for everyone involved.
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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.
You don't have to. Alice's Fairfax office is a short drive from Vienna if you'd like to be seen in person, and telehealth is also available so you can join your appointment by video from wherever you are. Vienna's Silver Line access is great, but you won't need it for a virtual visit.
No. The first appointment is the evaluation. You do not need to arrive knowing what is wrong, figuring that out together is part of what the first visit is for.
Vienna is the kind of town people move to on purpose: Church Street’s small businesses, the W&OD trail, good schools, and a genuine community calendar. Life here is full in the best sense, and also in the exhausting one. Alice regularly sees Vienna adults managing anxiety threaded through demanding careers and full family schedules, depression that has no obvious external reason and is real anyway, and ADHD finally recognized in midlife.
The Fairfax office at 3060 Williams Drive is about ten minutes from downtown Vienna via Nutley Street or Route 123, with free on-site parking, closer than most Tysons or Arlington practices Vienna residents otherwise end up driving to. Secure telehealth visits are available anywhere in Virginia for weeks when getting anywhere by 4pm is unrealistic.
Alice is in-network with Aetna, Anthem BCBS Virginia, Anthem HealthKeepers, Cigna, Medicare, Medicaid, and more, with all self-pay rates published. The first appointment is a full 60 minutes, new patients are typically seen within one to two weeks, and no referral is needed.
Telehealth. Thoughtful. Board-certified PMHNP. English & Vietnamese.
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