About
Dr. Jonathan Goode, a Clinical Psychologist, Certified Group Psychotherapist, and the Founder/CEO of GPS, specializes in treating the psychological effects of racism, toxic masculinity, sexuality concerns, relationship/communication difficulties, depression, anxiety, and trauma. He has extensive experience working with men of color, parents, college students, and LGBT clients in individual and group settings. Dr. Goode's primary approach to treatment is rooted in psychodynamic theory or insight-oriented therapy, which examines unconscious material by bringing it into conscious awareness. He also uses a cognitive behavioral approach, which examines how thoughts and feelings can be hurdles that sometimes get in the way. GPS is located in Washington, DC, and serves individuals of all ages, with a focus on the BIPOC community. Dr. Goode's goal is to help individuals become self-aware and understand the influence of their past on their present behavior and relationships, ultimately leading to self-actualization and a sense of purpose and direction.
Insurance & payment
Goode Psychological Services accepts BlueCross and BlueShield, CareFirst, and is Out of Network. Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Out of network
Listed fee: $200 per session, I accept insurance. Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Individual Therapy
Dr. Goode offers individual therapy for adolescents and adults, where he helps clients explore feelings, behaviors, and thoughts that may be inhibiting, leading to new skills and an overall improved sense of satisfaction with life.
Couples Therapy
Dr. Goode provides couples counseling, which explores the differing wants and needs within the relationship that affect intimacy and develops communication and problem-solving skills, creating a safe and neutral environment for collaboration.
Group Therapy
Dr. Goode offers group therapy, which provides a safe and appropriate opportunity to explore concerns and behavior in relationships, helping individuals express emotions and experiment with new attitudes and ways of interacting with others.