Neutral Ground Counseling Group

At Neutral Ground Counseling Group in Fairfax City, we provide high-quality, affordable mental health services for individuals, couples, teens, families, and groups. With multiple fee options starting at $50 per session and in-network coverage with TRICARE East, Aetna, Anthem BCBS, and Carelon, we make therapy accessible without compromising quality. Our clinicians support clients facing anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, life transitions, neurodivergence (including ADHD and Autism Spectrum concerns), relationship difficulties, identity exploration, substance-use challenges, and other mental health struggles. We are deeply committed to serving military service members, veterans, and their families, offering care that honors the unique stressors of deployment, reintegration, relocation, and family adjustment. We also specialize in LGBTQIA2+ affirming therapy, providing a safe space for gender-diverse individuals and those navigating identity, transition, or relationship concerns. Our practice offers individual and couples therapy as well as group programs, including domestic-violence recovery groups and mindfulness-based, acceptance-focused programs such as EMAP. Clients can access therapy in person in Fairfax or online throughout Virginia, Washington, DC, and Colorado. Our team includes licensed clinicians and Residents-in-Counseling under expert supervision, allowing us to offer a wide range of specialties and price points to meet diverse needs. Neutral Ground Counseling Group is a welcoming and inclusive practice where your story is heard, your strengths are honored, and your path forward is supported. Reach out today—affordable, compassionate care is available.

Fairfax County

Michael O'Connell

Washington Metropolitan Area

Fairfax City

Virginia

At Neutral Ground Counseling Group in Fairfax City, we provide high-quality, affordable mental health services for individuals, couples, teens,...

Romy Salon & Spa

romy salon and spa is new to fairfax. we are a full service salon and spa. we offer cut color nail services as well as facials. **for a limited time only ! friday &amp; saturday's , we are offering blowdry and manicure combo special for $ 85. (extremely thick hair will be an extra $10) Spots are limited. book yours today by calling 571-407-5801. we look forward to meeting you !

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romy salon and spa is new to fairfax. we are a full service salon and spa. we offer cut color nail services as well as facials. **for a limited...

Headfirst Summer Camps

Summer 2026 enrollment is open for Headfirst Summer Camps — right here at Flint Hill! We’re excited to return for our 11th summer on campus and to celebrate 30 years serving DMV families. Camps for PK3–7th graders include Arts &amp; Crafts, STEM, and Multi-Sport, plus official Washington Nationals Baseball &amp; Softball and D.C. United Soccer Camps. Everything we do is intentionally designed – from how campers are grouped to how progress is recognized – so Flint Hill families can trust the experience and kids can grow with confidence.

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Summer 2026 enrollment is open for Headfirst Summer Camps — right here at Flint Hill! We’re excited to return for our 11th summer on campus and to...

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Stanley Martin Homes

Since 1966, Stanley Martin Homes has been building more than just houses—we’ve been creating places people are proud to call home. Headquartered in Reston, VA, we’re one of the nation’s fastest-growing homebuilders, with homes built across 15 metropolitan areas in seven states, including Florida, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia. At Stanley Martin, we believe Your Life is Our Blueprint®. That’s why every home we build is inspired by the way you live—crafted with care, integrity, and a commitment to excellence. From the first handshake to the final walkthrough, we’re here to make your homebuilding journey exceptional.

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Forty-five University of Kansas students have been initiated into Mortar Board, a senior honor society, including Shannon Collins, of Fairfax Station. She is the daughter of David Collins and Jamie Collins and a graduate of . Collins is a junior in political science, minor in public policy, leadership studies. The initiation ceremony was held April 15 for students and their families, chapter alumni and invited guests. A reception followed at the Kansas Union.  New Mortar Board members are selected by outgoing chapter members based on distinguished ability and achievement in scholarship, leadership and service. Students must have a 3.0 grade-point average and hold senior status during some or all of the academic year. Andy Kriegh, outgoing chapter president, said the average GPA for all newly initiated members was 3.76.  Founded originally in 1912 as the Torch senior women's society, the organization became KU's Mortar Board chapter in 1924, affiliating with the national Mortar Board women's honor society. Mortar Board opened membership to men in 1975.

Forty-five University of Kansas students have been initiated into Mortar Board, a senior honor society, including Shannon Collins, of Fairfax Station. She is the daughter of David Collins and Jamie Collins and a graduate of . Collins is a junior in political science, minor in public policy, leadership studies.

The initiation ceremony was held April 15 for students and their families, chapter alumni and invited guests. A reception followed at the Kansas Union.  New Mortar Board members are selected by outgoing chapter members based on distinguished ability and achievement in scholarship, leadership and service. Students must have a 3.0 grade-point average and hold senior status during some or all of the academic year. Andy Kriegh, outgoing chapter president, said the average GPA for all newly initiated members was 3.76.

Founded originally in 1912 as the Torch senior women's society, the organization became KU's Mortar Board chapter in 1924, affiliating with the national Mortar Board women's honor society. Mortar Board opened membership to men in 1975.

Shannon Collins, South County Secondary School graduate, was initiated into Mortar Board, a senior honor society.