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Free or Low-Cost Counseling in Alexandria, VA ( Verified Listings ) *

* Please note that fees are set by providers are usually free-to-low-cost based on your income.

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Gartlan Center
The Fairfax-Falls Church Community Services Board (CSB) is the public agency tha...
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Community Counseling Services Center (George Washington University)
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Is online counseling available?  

BetterHelp (a sponsor) offers affordable online therapy with financial aid based on your income. All therapists are licensed. Get 20% off your first month with this link.

Locally, the following clinics also offer online therapy: Community Counseling Services Center (George Washington University), Gartlan Center. Others on this list may too. Please check with the individual providers.

Do I qualify for state funded counseling? 

Qualifying for assistance from Virginia's program usually depends on the severity of your condition and financial circumstance. Read our full guide to Virginia's program.

Affordable marriage counseling in Alexandria  

Regain.us (a sponsor) offers affordable online marriage counseling with financial aid based on your income. All therapists are licensed. Get 20% off your first month with this link.

Locally, our users report the following clinics offering marriage counseling: Community Counseling Services Center (George Washington University), Gartlan Center.
Others may also offer marriage counseling, please call to inquire.

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