Nicole W. McGarry
LPC, PLLC
Licensed Professional Counselor
Phone: 202.641.8429
Fax: 703.356.0633
E-Mail:
nicole@mcleanpsychotherapy.com
Nicole McGarry is a Licensed Professional Counselor, and Clinical Supervisor in
the Commonwealth of Virginia. She has over 10 years experience helping children
and families. Nicole provides individual and group psychotherapy services for children,
adolescents, adults, and families. She specializes in early childhood development,
attachment issues and adoption, adolescent development, behavioral challenges, mind/body
integration work, women’s issues, and trauma. She also has extensive experience
treating children and adults struggling with, anxiety, depression, ADHD, divorce,
sexual abuse, and parenting and relational issues.
Nicole’s psychotherapy practice is designed to support young clients with healthy
emotional, behavioral, and social development. She works with parents and families
to facilitate positive communication, effective discipline, and to strengthen family
bonds. Nicole also works collaboratively with schools and other professionals to
assure positive treatment outcomes. She utilizes a variety of treatment approaches
to help clients reach their goals, including psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral,
solution-focused, sensorimotor integration, and play and expressive therapies.
Mrs. McGarry also employs one associate in her practice. Carolyn S. Wolfe, MS Associate/Resident
Therapist. Carolyn Wolfe has a Masters of Science degree in Marriage and Family
therapy from Virginia Tech and her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology specializing
in neuropsychology. She also completed specialized training in Internal Family Systems
Therapy, a new and innovative approach to therapy aimed at providing nonpathologizing
treatment for a variety of psychological issues. Ms. Wolfe provides therapy services
for children, adolescents, adults, families, and couples. She has experience treating
trauma, issues surrounding abuse, depression, anxiety, substance abuse, parent/child
issues, adjustment issues, marital issues, loss and grief, and self-image struggles.