LifeStance Health McLean
LifeStance Health McLean is an outpatient therapy practice in McLean, Virginia. It lists 30-day programs and is one of 247 SAMHSA-listed facilities in the state. The helpline below links you to licensed providers at no cost.

- 30 days
- Se habla español


LifeStance Health McLean operates as a private mental health therapy practice on the first floor of the Frank & Company building in downtown McLean. The clinicians include master's-level therapists, psychologists, and psychiatrists, so the practice can address a wide range of mental health and substance use concerns under one roof. Each clinician brings a focus on particular populations, which means you can be matched with someone whose experience fits your situation.
Care here rests on evidence-based methods and an approach shaped around the individual. Alongside routine therapy, people can get help with gender-specific topics, behavioral concerns in childhood, and significant life transitions. Selecting the therapist who fits your needs and your insurance coverage is up to you, giving you more say than you would have with one assigned provider.
Care and therapy offerings here
LifeStance Health McLean offers outpatient care with typical programs lasting 30 days; the practice provides group therapy, narrative therapy, family therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, one-on-one counseling, and solution-focused, goal-oriented therapy. These are talk-based approaches delivered in scheduled sessions, not residential stays. If around-the-clock monitoring is needed, then inpatient care or medical detox would be a different setting. LifeStance Health McLean in McLean offers outpatient alcohol treatment with 30-day program lengths and flexible scheduling.
Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) is also listed by the practice, and it helps people relate differently to difficult thoughts and feelings. Methods include evidence-based, individual treatment and strengths-based care. If your insurance plan requires a referral before therapy, then check that with your plan and with the center's intake line; with the helpline you can learn what questions to ask. For anyone comparing outpatient programs in Virginia, the therapy mix here covers common co-occurring concerns such as anxiety, depression, and trauma.
- Solution Focused, Goal-Oriented Therapy
- Evidence-Based
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy
- Strengths-Based
- Group Therapy
- Narrative Therapy
- Individual Treatment
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Family Therapy
- Mindfulness Therapy
Who the program is built for in McLean
- Adolescents and children who need age-appropriate therapy
- Men and women, including older adults and veterans
- People with mild disabilities, including neurodivergent individuals
- People dealing with anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, OCD, PTSD, schizophrenia, grief, stress, or trauma
- People seeking help with alcohol or drug use alongside mental health concerns
Setting, size, and languages in McLean
LifeStance Health McLean is located at 1360 Beverly Rd, Suite 200, McLean, VA 22101, on the first floor of the Frank & Company building in downtown McLean. Hours run Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. A typical program length is 30 days, though this varies by treatment plan. Services are offered in English, Hindi, Spanish, and Urdu. If evening or weekend appointments are needed, then ask about scheduling options, since the listed hours cover weekdays only.
Paying for care at this center in McLean
Private-pay rates are listed by LifeStance Health McLean. The available information does not specify insurance coverage, so you will need to confirm your benefits with the center by phone. If your plan is a Medicaid product, then check whether this practice participates, because not every outpatient clinic accepts Virginia Medicaid. To find out which plans this McLean center accepts and your expected out-of-pocket cost, call the free helpline. Advisors with training answer the helpline and link callers to licensed treatment providers; there is no charge, it remains private and no commitment is needed.
What to ask before you're admitted
- Which insurance plans do you accept, and is Virginia Medicaid among them?
- How is the 30-day program structured, and how many sessions per week does it include?
- Can I choose a therapist who speaks my preferred language or specializes in my concern?
- What is your policy for scheduling and canceling appointments?
- Do you offer telehealth sessions, and are they covered the same as in-person visits?


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Prestera Health Services Pinecrest
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Embark at Tysons Corner
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Aware Recovery Care Virginia
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Need answers
How often do treatment centers like LifeStance Health McLean help people?
The facts available here include no outcome data from LifeStance Health McLean, so this page offers no particular success rate. Rather than trusting one figure, ask the center how progress is tracked for people enrolled in its 30-day programs. It is also worth asking whether the therapists there use evidence-based methods and how treatment is adapted when your needs shift. Before you call the center yourself, the helpline can help you line up those questions.
Does the VA have an inpatient rehab facility?
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs operates its own inpatient and residential treatment programs for veterans, separate from community centers. LifeStance Health McLean lists veterans among the groups it serves, but its programs are outpatient with a typical length of 30 days. If you need inpatient care, then ask the center for a referral or contact the VA directly. The helpline can also help you compare levels of care.
What is a residential rehabilitation program?
In a residential rehabilitation program, someone getting care for a substance use or mental health condition lives on site and has support at all hours. Residential care is not among the services LifeStance Health McLean lists; what it offers is outpatient. When your circumstances call for residential treatment, a different facility may be the better fit. There are 247 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Virginia, and the helpline can help you locate programs suited to what you need.
Does Medicaid cover therapy for adults in Virginia?
Virginia Medicaid covers many mental health and substance use services for eligible adults, but coverage details depend on your specific plan. LifeStance Health McLean does not state in the available information whether it accepts Virginia Medicaid, so you must verify by phone. If you are uninsured or unsure about eligibility, then ask the helpline for guidance on connecting with providers that fit your coverage.
What are the inpatient physical rehab centers in Richmond, VA?
Inpatient physical rehabilitation centers in Richmond focus on recovery from surgery, injury, or illness, not substance use or mental health therapy. LifeStance Health McLean is an outpatient mental health practice in McLean, so it does not provide physical rehabilitation. If you need physical rehab, then contact a hospital or specialty clinic in Richmond directly. If you need substance use or mental health treatment, the helpline can connect you with appropriate programs.
How to reach the free helpline in McLean
The helpline costs nothing and is answered at any hour, connecting you with a trained advisor who can refer you to licensed treatment providers, including LifeStance Health McLean. The call has no charge, remains private, and making it does not commit you to start treatment. An advisor can look at availability with you, verify insurance coverage, and describe what a 30-day outpatient program involves. If you are not certain that outpatient care is the appropriate level for you, ask how withdrawal risk and daily structure are evaluated before any appointment is scheduled.