Licensed Psychologist in Dupont Circle, Washington DC  |  Telehealth

Welcome. There are many reasons why people begin therapy. Whether you are looking for help with relationship disconnection, anxiety, depression, trauma, or a major life change, I am here to provide guidance and support at every stage of your growth.

Based in Dupont Circle, Washington, DC, I provide in-person therapy as well as virtual sessions via HIPAA-compliant platforms. Through PsyPact, I also offer online therapy to clients across the greater DMV area and 35+ participating states.

Ziva BenEzra, PsyD, Licensed Psychologist
Ziva BenEzra, PsyD, Licensed Psychologist

How I Can Help You

I specialize in supporting clients as they navigate life’s challenges. Together, we can work to:

  • Cultivate Intimacy: Build positive communication and deep closeness with your partner or spouse.
  • Reduce Anxiety: Find freedom from worry, stress and feeling overwhelmed.

  • Heal Trauma: Safely process trauma to reclaim your future and rewrite your story.

  • Elevate Confidence: Resolve self-doubt, relationship wounds, identity questions, and body image issues to feel secure in yourself.

  • Unlock Your Potential: Shift from feeling stuck to actively pursuing your personal and professional goals.

  • Lift Depression: Move through apathy, depression, or disillusionment to find meaning and lightness.

  • Thrive Under Pressure: Develop resilient coping strategies for demanding family, relationship, and work environments.

  • Navigate Transitions: Learn strategies to thrive as you move through changes and new life stages.

  • Process Grief: Guide and support you through the grieving and healing process.

My Approach to Healing

Because each client or couple requires a unique approach, I integrate evidence-based therapies tailored to your goals. My areas of specialty include:

Ziva BenEzra, PsyD, Licensed Psychologist

“The ultimate goal of therapy… it’s too hard a question. The words come to me like tranquility, like fulfillment, like realizing your potential.”

– Irvin D. Yalom