Individual + Group Therapy | Virginia + DC | Telehealth + In Person

saving throw

noun

1: In role-playing games, a saving throw is a roll of dice used to determine whether various types of attacks are effective against a character. A saving throw represents an attempt to resist or overcome a spell, trap, poison, disease, obstacle, or similar threat.

2: When followed by “Therapeutics”, an engaging way to receive therapy services incorporating geek interests

Conquer challenges -

one saving throw at a time.

We are excited to announce that we have merged with Geek Therapeutics and are now operating under that name. We continue to provide the same services as always under the leadership of Kayla.

Saving Throw Therapeutics LLC provides mental health therapy services to pre-teens, teens, and adults in northern Virginia. Our services include individual and group counseling with a focus on embracing geek culture to address mental health concerns and build social skills with the overall goal of enhancing functioning across life domains. We are currently located in Fairfax, VA and provide telehealth services to all of Virginia and Washington, DC.

Our Services

Individual Therapy

Life isn’t always easy. There are no cheat codes to get you past the difficulties we all sometimes face. Whether you struggle with anxiety, depression, self-esteem, or just need help processing through what life is currently throwing at you, we are here to help. Individual sessions are available to pre-teens, teens, and adults who are looking to build coping skills and uncover their inner strengths to better handle challenges in their life.

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Group Therapy

Group therapy utilizing Tabletop Role Playing Games (TTRPGs), currently Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition, is available for pre-teens and teens at this time. Groups consist of up to six children and are focused on addressing individual goals within the group setting to include social skills, anxiety, depression, teamwork, and communication. A pre-group individual intake session is required before starting group to discuss therapy goals, complete intake, and create a character for the group. Groups meet once per week for two hours and run for 12 sessions.

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