Woodley House Inc, located at 3000 Connecticut Avenue Northwest, Suite 108 in Washington District of Columbia, is a pioneering provider of dignified housing and personalized mental health supportive services. Founded in 1958, Woodley House has a long history of helping adults with mental health disorders achieve independence while receiving compassionate, evidence-based care. The organization operates a range of residential programs, including short-term crisis stabilization at Crossing Place, long-term group homes like Holly House and Valenti House, and Supported Independent Living apartments across multiple D.C. wards.
In addition to residential services, Woodley House offers Permanent Supportive Housing programs that combine rent support with intensive case management to ensure stability for individuals and families experiencing chronic homelessness. The organization focuses on providing safe, substance-free environments where residents can build life skills, engage in community-based therapeutic programs, and receive individualized support on their journey to recovery. With a mission grounded in respect, dignity, and inclusion, Woodley House continues to innovate in mental health care and residential support, empowering Washingtonians to live independently and thrive within their communities.
I am so glad to hear that Vive has gotten DBH accreditation. Dr. Rosenblatt is a kind, caring and compassionate psychiatrist and very knowledgeable about addiction treatment. So glad to add Vive as a referral for clients.
As a healthcare provider myself, I deeply understand the importance of finding a good therapist you can trust. The Sterling Group offers a safe, non-judgmental space where patients can express themselves, develop healthy coping mechanisms, and be guided through challenging emotions and situations. Through working with Jess, I not only feel better but I have experienced tangible benefits and growth in my personal life. It is a relief to of found a provider who listens, understands, and genuinely supports me. Strongly recommend The Sterling Group!! They are a fantastic group of therapists.
I wish I could give Hope+Wellness a hundred stars. They worked with me and on my schedule, were patient and helpful, and I felt seen and heard. Dr. Hale performed my assessment and throughout the entire process she made me feel comfortable, and in reviewing the results, she explained her findings in a way that I could understand. Her assessment was extremely thorough and she provided clinical information, references, education, and accommodations in the evaluation that helped me ask for reasonable accommodations at my job. Dr. Hale is wonderful. Hope+Wellness treated me with more respect than so many other psychologists. I will recommend this place forever, and I am so, so grateful I found them.
Dr. Olele is a very good doctor. He is compassionate and he helped me to identify some inconsistencies that were provided by other doctors regarding my diagnosis. He takes his time. I do not like the concept of medication management as it doesn’t give the doctor time to properly evaluate you and make appropriate decisions. He provides more than management which I appreciate. I also like the fact that the visits are biweekly rather than monthly. It gives him time to get to know you as patient. He also gave me goals that were based on what I told him during our appointment. He is a wonderful doctor and it’s a good investment into your mental health.
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