5 therapists in Maryland matching your needs

Hi! I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in DC and Maryland. I received my training from the University of Pennsylvania and have been practicing for 6 years affording me the privilege of working with brave individuals like yourself. In our world, we constantly interact with others, yet let's be honest, relationshipping in any capacity is one of the toughest jobs. I am passionate about helping individuals identify barriers, look inward, and develop skills to promote healthier, workable relationships. Together, we can do the work so that you can replace things like regret, anxiety, circular conversations, and hopelessness. Instead, you will be equipped with the tools to not only improve how you interact with others, but also how you manage and love yourself.

Hello all! My name is Shanelle Holmes and I am a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor based in Maryland with a decade of experience working with children, young adults, and adults (ages 16 to 60). I specialize in helping young adults and adults navigate daily life stressors, learn new coping strategies for things outside of their control, and support them through difficult life transitions. I have a passion for supporting young adults and adults navigate their first experience with therapy or the mental health system. My goal is to reduce the stigma of seeking help provide a safe space for clients to process their experiences, emotions, and to learn how to create a life worth living.

Hello and welcome! My name is Barbara and I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW-C) based in Maryland. I received my Masters in Social Work from the University of Maryland in Baltimore in 2001 and have been in private practice for 10 plus years. Prior to starting my own practice, I have worked in in-patient, intensive out-patient, out-patient and EAP settings. Currently, I provide in-person and telehealth therapy to adult women ages 18-70 years old experiencing depression, anxiety, burnout from career, family responsibilities, and relationships, problems in their marriage, family or personal life, chronic health/medical issues that impact mental health, and trauma from current or past experiences. I also work with women dealing with fertility issues, complicated pregnancy, infant loss, premature delivery, and post partum mental health and adjustment issues. I currently do not provide therapy to men.

Welcome! I'm Lydia Lynch, and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I have a Masters in Social Work from New York University. I have over 10 years of experience as a social worker, and I have worked with a wide variety of clients from children and adolescents through older adults. I have experience in outpatient therapy, inpatient psychiatry, mental health, addictions, and research. I have a special interest in women's health and issues, including perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. Therapy can help you develop coping skills, enhance interpersonal relationships, and gain a greater understanding of your life. My goal is to create a warm and welcoming environment in which we can explore what matters to you most.

I believe that therapy is a collaborative process. Therefore, my role is to assist you in finding solutions that benefit you in the best way possible. My area of focus is working with teens and adults on stress, anxiety, and depression. My highest priority as a therapist is cultivating a space for you, the client, to feel safe, supported, and unconditionally accepted. I have been doing therapy for 24 years and am passionate and committed to supporting others on their healing journey. My clinical approach is person-centered first and foremost, while incorporating cognitive-behavioral and motivational interviewing methods to focus on your goals and motivations, and target what solutions are most effective and appropriate for you. As a licensed clinical social worker and fellow human, I know the importance of telling your story in a safe space. You need to feel heard, supported, and seen, and you need to allow the courageous healing process to take place. You need to let out what you have been holding in, laugh, cry, feel, and express all your emotions to celebrate your strengths and personal growth. Therapy takes commitment and willingness to show up and be your true self in a safe and supportive way. If you are ready to do the work to make the changes and feel better, I am looking forward to starting a professional working relationship with you. Best Sabra