Dr. Ruth Wittersgreen, Clinical Psychologist In Washington, DC (Georgetown)  & Staunton, Virginia:  Therapy for Individuals, Couples, & Families

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Ruth Wittersgreen, Ph.D.
202-407-3042
703-517-9940
540-887-6538

ruth@wittersgreentherapy.com
 
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My office  is comfortable, private, and therapeutic.  I strive to create a pleasant and healing environment.

Directions to office at Hamilton Court in the heart of Georgetown

The address is 1230 31 Street, NW, Suite 5.  The office is right up from the corner of M and 31st, across from the Georgetown Post Office.  The group of buildings is called Hamilton Court. There is a gate into the courtyard off of 31st.  Go all the way to the back of the courtyard, past a fountain on your right to 1230.  Suite 1 is an architecture firm; to the right of that door there is a door to a staircase.  Come up those stairs to Suite 5's waiting room.  Call if you are having any trouble finding me, or, if the gate is locked.  The gate will usually be locked on Saturdays and later in the evening.  If you phone and I do not answer, I will call you right back.  I may be finishing up with someone in a session before yours,  but will see you called and return call promptly. 

Parking

Street parking is usually available nearby, but there is also a garage under the building.  If coming up 31st from M Street, turn left into the alley just before Hamilton Court.  The garage entrance is on your right , and the staircase from the garage leads right up to 1230. 

Here is a link to an interesting article about the history of the location:

http://georgetownmetropolitan.com/2009/03/15/georgetowns-lost-beatnik-past/

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