Telehealth visits available in New York and Washington, DC
Natasha Giddens, MD, MS Psychiatry & Translational Research

Locations

Washington, DC

Dr. Giddens grew up in the Washington area, earned her medical degree at Howard, and trained in research at the NIH in Bethesda. She sees patients from the District, Maryland, and Northern Virginia at her office on M Street in Georgetown.

The Washington, DC office
Washington, DC office

As in New York, visits happen in a private, quiet room with no shared waiting area, appointments are spaced so no one is rushed, and forms are completed ahead of time.

Washington, DC office

3128 M Street NW, 3rd Floor
Washington, DC 20007

Georgetown

Phone: (310) 598-1229
Hours: by appointment; days and times coming soon

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Getting here

On M Street in the heart of Georgetown, between Wisconsin Avenue and the Key Bridge. The DC Circulator and Metrobus stop within a block; Foggy Bottom–GWU and Rosslyn Metro are each about 15 minutes on foot. Metered parking on M Street and side streets, garages nearby; allow extra time on weekend afternoons. Call (310) 598-1229 with accessibility questions before your first visit.

Schedule in Washington, DC

Services offered in Washington, DC

Areas served from the Washington office

Adolescents and adults from Georgetown (20007), Cleveland Park, Woodley Park, and Van Ness (20008), Glover Park, Foxhall, and the Palisades, Tenleytown (20016), Dupont Circle and Kalorama (20009, 20036), and Capitol Hill, as well as Chevy Chase (20815) and Bethesda (20814, 20817) in Maryland and Arlington and McLean in Virginia. Established patients in the District can follow up by video.

Looking for a psychiatrist in Northwest DC, Georgetown, Cleveland Park, or Chevy Chase who treats ADHD, anxiety, depression, insomnia, addiction, or perimenopausal mood, and who also sees teenagers? Request an appointment or call (310) 598-1229.

Dr. Giddens also practices in New York.