Eclectic Therapists in 20814

Sometimes we come across challenges that can be tough to manage on our own. If you are new to therapy, reaching out for help is a huge act of determination that takes SO much courage! My name is Umniya and I am a counselor specializing in children, adolescents, and families. I am committed to bringing a compassionate, supportive, holistic, and culturally sensitive approach to help clients process life experiences and maximize their potential. I prioritize a collaborative and eclectic approach to ensure clients achieve personal growth and self-awareness and gain insight into their problems.

You feel confused, disoriented and in need of guidance. You have feelings of anxiety, a sense of emptiness and deep sadness. You reach out to friends and family members but there is still this deep need inside of you to find a way out of your confusion, your feelings of sadness and emptiness, your anxiety. Maybe you feel you've had enough with unsatisfying relationships. You want to find a way out of your loneliness, of your traumatic past. It is time for professional help. Let me help you.

A sense of well-being is something we all want, yet sometimes struggle to achieve. I am a licensed therapist in the state of Maryland and my goal is to help you rediscover the meaning, satisfaction, and overall feeling of wellness in your life. My practice is targeted at working with adults and adolescents struggling with issues related to life transitions, anxiety, ADHD, self-esteem, and relationship problems.

I work with adults and older adolescents who are dealing with anxiety and depression that interferes with their ability to maximize their progress at work and school and limits satisfying family and personal relationships. In addition, I find that life transitions can trigger emotional crises, but they also offer the opportunity for people to develop better strategies that can improve old patterns that have been unsuccessful in resolving problems in the past. Other areas of focus have included working on parenting strategies, marital relationships, grief and loss, and the impact of chronic illness on one's emotional life.

We all have areas of our lives in which we thrive and areas that cause us stress and worry. Recognizing our strengths and weaknesses and finding ways to maximize our potential are critical to developing a fuller, more satisfying life. I am an eclectic psychologist who uses multiple approaches as I work with my clients to uncover problematic behavior patterns in their lives. Once we understand what is causing the difficulties, we develop coping mechanisms and tools to incrementally work towards a more fulfilling life.

When human beings experience trauma or constant stress it is normal for them to feel like their lives are beginning to unravel. Reaching out for support is the first step to healing. I am a therapist who believes that we all possess innate strengths that can lead us to the life we envision. My goal as your therapist is to help build the toolkit that will enable you to get unstuck, conquer the overwhelm, find your voice and move forward toward your vision for a more vibrant future.

Are you struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, or another mental health issue? I am a psychotherapist with a broad range of experience working with a variety of clients.

Hi, I am Dr. Debra McCreary. After working in the public school setting as a classroom teacher, professional school counselor, and Pupil Personnel Worker for 30 years, I decided to retire in 2019. I went on to complete a PhD in Advanced Studies in Human Behavior and then obtained my LCPC in Maryland. I strive to create a safe and welcoming environment that allows clients to identify I use an eclectic approach in therapy so that therapeutic modalities and treatment can be tailored to the individual needs of each client.

We are a team of professionals with clinical expertise who love working together to provide the appropriate treatment in a compassionate, therapeutic environment. We provide services to the international community. Our goal is to provide high-quality psychotherapy and counseling treatment to individuals, couples, and families. We focus on helping our clients find their inner resources to be able to make changes in their lives in a healthy and meaningful way.

I have a passion for assisting individuals of all ages who are facing difficulties in their lives. I possess almost a decade of experience working with a diverse range of clients in inpatient, outpatient, and school settings, dealing with various diagnoses. I specialize in providing support for clients with mood disorders, depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety and panic disorders, trauma, substance abuse, and suicidal thoughts. Additionally, I help clients facing work-life imbalances, relationship issues, emotional dysregulation, LGBTQIA+ issues, and self-harm.

I work with adults to help them manage anxiety, depression, stress, and cognitive challenges. I enjoy working collaboratively with people to help them strengthen their cognitive skills and promote positive changes in their lives. I am a psychologist leading the Maryland branch of the Centers for Cognitive Wellness (CCW). Founded by Sherrie All, PhD in 2012, CCW has been helping people with cognitive issues such as Concussion & Moderate TBI, ADHD, Mild Cognitive Impairment/Early Dementia, and other types of neurological conditions navigate life challenges, build resilience, and implement cognitive rehabilitation interventions.

Your struggles are unique and complex. As a psychologist my aim is to help you explore your personal narratives and to understand how your past is affecting your present and keeping you from fulfilling your values. Whether you are experiencing difficulty with relationships, life events, healing from trauma, or simply don't find yourself enjoying your life as you once did, I will help you feel grounded while we gain a non-judgmental perspective on your struggles and put our minds together to strategize ways forward. I specialize in treatments for trauma, depression, anxiety, job stress, insomnia, and relationship issues.

Samuel Cooper (he/him/they) is a Licensed Master Social Worker, meditation teacher, and yogi. He practices from a trauma-sensitive foundation of pancultural spirituality and eclectic theory, and believes that therapy must be creative, fluid, and collaborative in order to meet the unique and changing needs of each client. No matter how big or small the issues we face, no matter how deep or wide the questions we ask, he believes that each of us contains the power to move towards insight, growth, authenticity, and healing. Sam’s work is ultimately dedicated to the flourishing of all beings.

Are you feeling overwhelmed, anxious, depressed, or stressed? Are you in need of help but aren't sure where to begin? Do you want to feel better but don't know how yet or even what your goals are? I love working with people who are finding themselves & working through past traumas. I have worked heavily with anxiety, depression, and OCD. I am also experienced in working with home, school, & life stressors and have a passion for working with women who have experienced domestic violence and abuse and are now looking to work through their experiences.

When feelings overwhelm us, it's hard to think through problems alone. My focus is on the struggles that we all experience at some point in our lives: loneliness, lack of self esteem or meaning, separation and loss. Change is a process that takes time, but you will rediscover a sense of confidence and purpose. One of my greatest joys is to see a client move from a place of unhappiness to having a sense of well-being. With over twenty years of practice, I believe I can offer you a creative and eclectic approach to working with your problems.

If life is a journey and you are at a wrong or unfamiliar juncture, I will be a trustworthy guide and companion as you chart your way to your destination. I can help with such roadblocks as depression, anxiety, fear or shame, substance abuse, difficulties in social, romantic, marital or family relationships. Other bumps in the road might involve professional or cultural issues. My promise is to support you consistently and unconditionally. Another promise is that you will (re)discover inner resources with which you can change/enhance any part(s) of your life that you are not satisfied with.

I bring to my practice the experience of forty years of professional work with individuals and couples, as well as the wisdom and personal growth that I have gained from dealing with my own life challenges. I am particularly effective with clients as they deal with forming and maintaining intimate relationships, sorting through identity and career conflicts, coping with grief and loss, and managing life transitions. Infertility and adoption issues have long been an area of expertise. All these situations are filled with intense emotionality and anguish yet demand solid, clear thinking.

Authenticity, genuineness, and deep empathy form the foundation for the way I find connection with my clients. I come from a client-centered approach where unconditional positive regard drives the work we will do. I’ve always believed that people are as different on the inside as they look on the outside and it is my job to connect with that special uniqueness to best support your growth. I approach therapy with compassion, warmth, a sense of humor, and without judgement. My goal is to provide a safe and comforting space for you to process any struggles, big and small, while learning to increase happiness and decrease pain.

I specialize in helping individuals heal from the emotional wounds that can be created by traumatic experiences. I work with children, adolescents, and adults, meeting my clients wherever they may be in their journey toward healing. My theoretical approach is eclectic, rooted in relational, psychodynamic, and cognitive-behavioral theories. I prioritize being goal-oriented, having a clear treatment plan, and regularly measuring progress during therapy. I value your perspective on our progress and will invite your feedback regularly, as well as objectively measuring progress with standardized psychological measures.