Matthew Ryan, MA, LPC, NCC
Ryan Counseling, PLLC
Ryan Counseling, PLLC
6756 Old McLean Village Dr.
LL
McLean, VA 22101
703-297-5681
www.ryancounseling.com
Matthew Ryan is a Licensed Professional Counselor and founder of Ryan Counseling, where he blends clinical expertise with performance psychology to help clients move from surviving to thriving. A former NCAA Division I athlete, Matthew approaches mental health with the same discipline, strategy, and resilience required in competitive sports—believing that mindset, structure, and consistent effort create measurable change.
With more than two decades in the psychology field, Matthew works with adolescents, adults, couples, families, and athletes seeking clarity, confidence, and sustainable growth. His background in crisis services, psychological testing, and clinical supervision informs a calm, steady presence—particularly valuable during high-stress transitions.
Matthew’s approach integrates cognitive-behavioral strategies, motivational interviewing, psychodynamic insight, and client-centered therapy to create individualized treatment plans. He emphasizes education, accountability, and skill-building so clients leave each session equipped with practical tools—not just conversation.
Featured multiple times as a Northern Virginia Magazine Top Doctor, Matthew remains committed to accessible, high-quality care that empowers clients to define where they want to be—and take deliberate steps to get there.
Articles by this Professional:
- Children and Adolescents Suffering From Anxiety Benefit From Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Teen Academic and Personality Testing
- ADD Kids Benefits Of Activities After School
- Children and Adolescents With ADD/ADHD Benefits Of Behavioral Counseling
- Back-To-School Success Psychological Testing Can Unlock Academic/Social Achievement
- Preparing Your Child For the School Year
- ADD/ADHD Children and Teens Benefit From "Structured" Summer
- Don't Let School Or Work Performance Anxiety Hold You Back
- Gender Key In Treating Adolescent ADHD/ADD and Depression
- Childhood ADHD Current Treatment Strategies
- Behavioral Supports Reduce Adult ADHD Heartache Promote Career / Relationship Success









