In the spirit of the Love Issue, Dr. Ann Turner’s work centers on one of life’s most essential elements: connection. A Bethesda-based psychotherapist with more than three decades of experience, Dr. Turner has devoted her career to helping women and couples cultivate resilience, confidence, and deeper relationships at every stage of life.
With advanced training from institutions including Columbia University, Dr. Turner brings an evidence-based, compassionate approach to supporting clients through life’s transitions. Whether navigating new motherhood, career shifts, evolving partnerships, or major life changes, she helps individuals better understand themselves and strengthen the relationships that matter most.
Dr. Turner is known for her warm, direct, and practical style. She works collaboratively with clients to clarify goals, improve communication, and build tools that support lasting emotional well-being. Many seek her guidance during times of stress, uncertainty, or disconnection—when life feels busy, overwhelming, or out of balance. Her approach emphasizes honesty, self-awareness, and meaningful growth, helping clients move forward with renewed confidence and clarity.
“Reaching out for support is a courageous first step toward building resilience, confidence, and meaningful connections.”
For couples, Dr. Turner focuses on fostering understanding and emotional closeness. She helps partners navigate challenges, rebuild trust, and reconnect in ways that feel authentic and sustainable. For individuals, her work often centers on strengthening self-worth, managing stress, and creating healthier personal and professional relationships.
Dr. Turner offers both in-person and virtual sessions and is licensed in Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia, making her practice accessible throughout the greater Bethesda area and beyond. Her office is designed as a welcoming space where reflection, healing, and personal growth can flourish.
Beyond her private practice, Dr. Turner is a trusted voice in the community, sharing insights on emotional health and relationships through media appearances, public speaking, and mentorship with George Washington University medical students. Her guiding belief is simple: when people feel more connected to themselves and to others, they are better equipped to live with purpose, compassion, and joy.
Learn more at www.annturner.com or visit 6931 Arlington Road, Suite 304, Bethesda, MD 20814.
Phone: 301-922-2345.