Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Therapists in 21117

I understand how difficult it can be to work through life events and the emotions that come with them, and I believe the therapist-client relationship can be an excellent space to process these challenges. If you are experiencing emotional challenges and stress, low self-esteem, a difficult life transition, or want to build interpersonal communication skills, I appreciate the opportunity to work with a diverse range of clients on wide range of goals!

Are you struggling with changes in thinking abilities, personality or behavior secondary to brain injury or medical condition? Are you seeking educational or vocational accommodations? Are you concerned about changes in yourself or loved one that may be suggestive of a neurodegenerative condition or dementia? As a formally trained clinical neuropsychologist, I have specialized expertise in understanding brain-behavior relationships. After initial interview, neuropsychological evaluation or psychological testing is often conducted to identify current strengths and weakness and contributing etiologies. Then I work together with you to develop and implement a treatment plan to maximize functional recovery and adjustment.

Congratulations on seeking support! Searching for a therapist is often the first and most brave step you can take. Therapy and counseling with me is your space to heal, become resilient, and create empathy for yourself. I would be honored to contribute to your journey to explore your unique human experience. Professional help can mean coming into therapy for an urgent problem; it can also look like building healthy relationships, forming compensatory strategies, setting boundaries and so much more. Whoever you are, wherever you are in life, your stressors are valid and you deserve a space committed to your mental wellbeing.

As of May 2024, We are accepting new patients! The Therapy Collective is a group of clinicians that have a wide variety of experience and see people of all ages. We offer sessions via tele-health and in person (Owings Mills) and accept a variety of insurances. Please check out our website to visit our team: www.thetherapycollectivemd.com

Apprehensive about therapy? It is normal to be nervous or anxious before attending a therapy session, especially your first one. You are not alone! It is great you are considering therapy, acting on the desire to find a safe space that would allow you to identify, describe, learn, and better cope with challenging situations, behaviors, and emotions. Many people do not know what to expect from their first session and feel ambivalent or apprehension about beginning the counseling process or starting over with someone new. Do not allow fears about the unknown or issues with trust to delay/prevent you from getting help.