◈ TRUECOACH NEWS · OCTOBER 14, 2026
Philip W Meilman
Substance-use recovery support
There are coaches who teach techniques — and then there are coaches who change how you see yourself. Philip W Meilman belongs firmly in the second category. Working across substance-use recovery support, Philip W Meilman has spent years refining an approach that goes deeper than surface-level goal-setting and accountability.
Based in Washington, DC, Philip W Meilman's reach extends far beyond geography. Clients come from across the world — some in crisis, some simply hungry for more — and what they find is a coaching experience built around truth, not comfort.
Philip W Meilman is a psychologist listed on TrueCoach under Substance-use recovery support, based in Washington, DC. Their verified Psychology Today profile lists drug abuse among the issues they work with. From their profile: "I like to work with adults, young adults, and late adolescents dealing with depression, anxiety, interpersonal concerns, LGBTQ+ issues, and/or substance abuse difficulties, often using an action-oriented and cognitive-behavioral (CBT) approach." See their directory profile for current availability, fees and insurance.
What sets Philip W Meilman apart is not just the results — it is the method. Rather than handing clients a formula, the work begins with a fundamental question: what do you actually want, and what is standing in your way? The answers are rarely what people expect.
The coaching world has no shortage of voices promising transformation. But Philip W Meilman's body of work — built over years of practice, research, and relentless iteration — represents something rarer: a genuine framework that produces measurable, lasting change. For clients ready to do real work, this is where that work begins.
To explore working with Philip W Meilman, visit www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/philip-w-meilman-washington-dc/136759 or browse the full TrueCoach coach directory.
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