The Pincus Center for Inclusive Treatment and Education

The Pincus Center for Inclusive Treatment and Education Psychotherapy Private Practice

Psychotherapy, coaching, and education practice specializing in LGBTQIA+ concerns, polyamory and ethical non-monogamy, HAES and body liberation, embodiment and breathwork coaching, and relationship/intimacy skills and wellness.

On May 27th at 7 PM ET we are hosting "Should I Seek an Autism Diagnosis? Exploring Diagnosis and Identity Through Model...
04/23/2026

On May 27th at 7 PM ET we are hosting "Should I Seek an Autism Diagnosis? Exploring Diagnosis and Identity Through Models of Disability." Reese Hebrank, LCSW-C will use the Medical and Social Models of disability to explore a variety of factors that may influence the choice to seek an Autism diagnosis.

This online presentation is for Autistic or possibly-Autistic adults and their supporters (including family members, friends, partners, and professionals). Aasect CEU's available. Sign up: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/autism-exploring-diagnosis-and-identity-through-models-of-disability-tickets-1986774933308

04/16/2026

Let's talk fat shaming in TV shows, specifically DTF St. Louis...

What other positive fat representation is there, besides Penelope from Bridgerton?

How do you support clients and unlearn your own biases around body size? What is appropriate language to talk about body...
04/14/2026

How do you support clients and unlearn your own biases around body size? What is appropriate language to talk about body image with sensitivity? Are there any resources when it comes to talking about fatness and confronting your blind spots?

Join us this Friday, April 17th at 12 PM ET, to hear answers to all of these questions and more! Inviting therapists, counselors, educators, and anyone who would like to learn best practices for providing therapy to people of size. This virtual class offers 2 CE hours through Aasect. Sign up here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-elephant-in-the-room-addressing-fatness-in-your-therapy-practice-tickets-1984905145723

April is Autism Acceptance Month. Autistic people often face barriers in communicating about and receiving care for thei...
04/08/2026

April is Autism Acceptance Month. Autistic people often face barriers in communicating about and receiving care for their pain.

In our most recent blog post, Reese Hebrank, LCSW-C, shares his personal experience and suggestions for providers & Autistic self-advocates to bridge the gap in communication and give/get better pain care. Read more here: https://thepincuscenter.com/autism-pain-and-self-advocacy/

04/07/2026

Some thoughts on the files and the ongoing neglect of survivors.

The Pincus Center's therapists and coaches are here for you. Sara Burleson, LMSW, is particularly experienced in helping survivors process past and current events. Schedule a free consultation today. https://thepincuscenter.com/practitioners/sara-burleson/

Our Monthly Support Group for Mono/Poly Relationships meets again tomorrow night, April 8 at 8 PM ET / 5PM PT. Led by Dr...
04/07/2026

Our Monthly Support Group for Mono/Poly Relationships meets again tomorrow night, April 8 at 8 PM ET / 5PM PT. Led by Dr. Elisabeth "Eli" Sheff, this is a space to discuss open and exclusive relationship structures, without pressure or judgement. See you online then đź’™

Monthly coaching support group for relationships where one partner wants monogamy and the other wants nonmonogamy, led by an expert coach.

When opposition and hateful rhetoric feel so loud, it’s hard to believe messages of hope and positivity. In “Carry On,” ...
04/02/2026

When opposition and hateful rhetoric feel so loud, it’s hard to believe messages of hope and positivity.

In “Carry On,” Mx. Nillin Lore gently holds your hand to help face harsh realities with care and self acceptance. This book is a valuable guide for breaking down social pressures and expectations, laying out specific transphobic and queerphobic beliefs in plain language and exposing the underlying fear. Lore does not shy away from the sticky business of how harmful actions can also come from within our own LGBTQ+ community.

“Carry On” is an excellent companion to therapy, to reinforce what your affirming mental health professional is saying in session with practical and actionable ways to improve your life. Readers will appreciate the diverse voices included, highlighting the many varied paths to overcoming shame and anxiety about gender and sexuality. A blend of powerful writing, inspiring messages, unique first person perspective, and lived experience makes “Carry On” an essential self help read for LGBTQ+ people.

Published by Thornapple Press.

Thank you to everyone who stopped to chat with us last week at the Annual Conference by NASW Metro DC Chapter & NASW Vir...
03/31/2026

Thank you to everyone who stopped to chat with us last week at the Annual Conference by NASW Metro DC Chapter & NASW Virginia Chapter! We love sharing information on our unique support groups and professional development classes. Giving out stickers and snacks is also an added bonus đź’™

03/31/2026
April 17th at noon, join us for 2 CE AASECT hours to learn best practices for providing therapy to people of size. Invit...
03/25/2026

April 17th at noon, join us for 2 CE AASECT hours to learn best practices for providing therapy to people of size. Inviting therapists, counselors, educators and anyone who would like to learn how to provide support without anti-fat bias.

03/20/2026

Polyamory is part of our bread and butter here at The Pincus Center. Looking for advice on how to come out as polyamorous? We've got you! "It's Called Polyamory" by Tamara Pincus & Rebecca Hiles covers all you need to know and more. Published by Thornapple Press https://thornapplepress.ca/books/its-called-polyamory/

Address

1730 Rhode Island Avenue, NW Suite 203
Washington D.C., DC
20036

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 6:30pm
Friday 9:30am - 6:30pm

Telephone

+12403058315

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