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Hana is a Clinical Licensed Social Worker (LCSW-C). Her education and career have always focused on her passion for working with different age groups of individuals. She has extensive therapeutic experience working with children, adolescents, families and adults in a variety of settings including, public schools, pediatric offices, community sites and homes. She has provided psychotherapy services to clients experiencing wide range of issues including, but not limited to anxiety, depression, grief, family conflict, relationship issues, self-esteem and trauma.

I believe therapy is an incredible opportunity for personal growth. Through dedication and perseverance, you will have the chance to make positive and healthy changes in your life. Change comes from taking the first step towards learning how to address personal difficulties, while also learning how to take responsibility to change what you can and accept what you cannot change. I am here to support you through this process. I believe it is necessary to lead with compassion and empathy, while also creating a safe environment for us to work through this process and towards achieving your goals.

Finding a stable sense of well-being can feel like an uphill struggle. It is a continually moving target that requires effort, adaptability, and support to maintain. As a therapist, I provide that support by helping people process and work through the issues they face. And among life’s issues, accepting help can be one of the most difficult. Talking to a stranger about one’s problems is understandably daunting, which is why I strive to create a comfortable environment free of judgment and rich with compassion.

Joseph Campbell wrote, "The privilege of a lifetime is being who you are". I believe we are born wise. This wisdom can become clouded with life experiences that are difficult, painful or traumatic. These experiences can often overwhelm us to the extent that we forget who we are and we lose touch with our inherent personal power that is our birthright. My work with clients centers on reclaiming this power by processing feelings such as fear, shame or sadness and remembering how to love oneself unconditionally. When the head, heart and soul are in alignment, we are able to come home to ourselves in a powerfully transformative way.

Therapy can be an intimidating process. How often have you pushed your mental health aside because life grew hectic; were told to “practice self-care” but aren’t sure what that entails; or been told to “just get over something” and you’re left feeling lost or overwhelmed? Being a human is challenging! We’re filled with complicated emotions that derive from our lived experiences, environment, family dynamics, personality, and genetics. My goal is to help you sort some of that out to relieve depression, anxiety, and interpersonal conflict.

The hard places you find yourself today, are NOT where you need to stay! Together we can bring resolution, hope, and relief to the issues you want to resolve. We will work together to help you out of feeling: Isolated, unlike yourself, lacking motivation, chasing perfectionism, feeling worried/stressed about the future, overwhelmed with responsibility, or to work through past traumatic experiences that are keeping you from reaching your full potential. My clinical focus and passion is to help my clients through the process of trauma recovery (PTSD), treating anxiety & depression, as well as untangling relationship problems.

I see adults, both male and female, and teens 15 and above. My underlying treatment philosophy is psychodynamic. However, I view my mission as being here to help my clients in whatever way is effective for them. In that sense, I am eclectic, because everyone is individual. What works for one won't necessarily work for another. I believe that therapy is collaborative between the client and therapist, and is based on trust, and through that relationship is where positive results happen. I am convenient to Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Harford County, and AA County. I accept Cigna and Blue Cross PPO.

Reaching out for help is difficult, but giving yourself the opportunity for emotional healing is an incredible gift to offer yourself and your loved ones. Symptoms of depression, anxiety, and anger can surface from a multitude of stressors: relationships, work, parenting, or a difficult past resurfacing in your present life. I work with people to help create meaning out of difficulty and embrace a healthier life. Through identifying and coming to grips with fears, we are better able to know ourselves so we can connect in healthy ways in existing relationships, as well as build valuable new ones.

I first began providing psychotherapeutic services in 2019, mainly working with children, adolescents and adults with a wide range of mental health conditions in individual, family and group settings. I am a dependable asset to the fields of social work, psychology and mental health. I never waiver in my contribution and commitment to my clients as I am always ready to help out my clients to achieve their goals. I am a quick study with a dedication to keep learning and improving on what I know. I have strong interpersonal and communication skills that allow me to adapt to any group or situation.

Bree has a passion for working with adults in overcoming fear, anxiety, depression, anger, disordered eating, and working through distress from life changes. She utilizes mindfulness-based interventions to cultivate balance and overall wellness to a client's life, emphasizing curiosity and flexibility to unblock the strengths that are already there. Bree provides a safe space for a client to explore the many pieces of their identity and she believes in using the individual's personal values, like a GPS, to find a path toward meaningful and lasting change.

I am a trans & queer identified psychotherapist with clinical training influenced by person centered, relational, and family systems theory. I value the importance of providing my clients with unconditional positive regard, empathy, and congruence. I specialize in LGBTQIA+ affirming therapy and use an intersectional lens to ensure my clients are truly seen. I provide compassionate, authentic, and skilled therapy to support and empower my clients. I work from a framework acknowledges how clients’ intersecting identities impact their mental health, and needs within therapy, specifically when it comes to the impact of minority stress.

Sadia Aurna, Counselor-in-Training, provides therapy in an environment that is focused on the client’s individual growth and that is most of service to them. Sadia believes that the combination of skillful therapy with a fierce compassion for her client’s wellness helps them to reach their therapeutic goals. Sadia wants all parts of her clients to feel heard, respected, and appreciated as there is no bad part. She has lots of experience working with people in various capacities in different parts of the US. Fun Fact: Sadia has traveled to 25 states and hopes to visit all 50 states.

I have an unusual combination of specialties as both a clinical counselor and a spiritual director. I absolutely love working with couples and am trained in the Developmental Model; a system that follows the stages of relationship development. I also have specialized training to treat anxiety disorders like Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, and Panic Disorder and utilize ERP for OCD and In Vivo treatment where appropriate. I also have a Divinity degree and a background in a faith-based non-profit, which make integrating a client's faith a particular joy in therapy.

Many of us are fortunate to have friends and family who listen to our problems and concerns. But, sometimes, that may not be enough and we need the help and guidance of a skilled and experienced professional. We also want to be sure that we are getting an objective and unbiased opinion. I am a very active participant in the sessions, giving feedback and making suggestions. Most people come in with specific "here and now" issues they want to resolve. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is one of several approaches useful in addressing both current issues and those of longer duration.

I believe counseling should focus on supporting the client in building a life worth living. Only you know what life "fits" you best, but it is helpful to have someone along for that journey, to point out lessons along the way! My goal is to help you identify what in your life keeps you stuck, what roles and values fulfill you, and to minimize the former while maximizing the latter. What kind of life "fits" you? Let's find out! "The shoe that fits one person pinches another; there is no recipe for living that suits all cases." -Carl Jung. www.invisiblethreadcounseling.com

I have been working with people in the behavioral health arena since 1984. I see many diverse individuals who have been living with many different issues. I feel that it is important to meet the individual where they are, and with them determine what types of change will be facilitated by therapy. I currently see a number of individuals who are battling substance abuse in addition to other life issues. My goals are to help motivate the individual to change and then help them to make and maintain the changes they need to make.

I believe that everyone is capable of healing, growth, and resiliency. Although life is constantly changing and moving, I believe that each person can achieve the life and level of happiness they desire through self-exploration and a deeper look into their experiences. I work from an experiential based, relational/attachment model to support your healing journey and to strengthen self-awareness. I use a variety of modalities through a trauma-informed perspective, including Art Therapy, EMDR, and Somatic Experiencing.

The journey to be your best self is too important to take alone. So it would be my pleasure to help guide you to a better, clearer tomorrow – mentally, physically, and emotionally. My approach as a psychotherapist is one of understanding where you are now, and then working together to reach the place you desire to be. We’ve all walked a unique life path and had different experiences that shaped us, so my approach is not cookie-cutter at all. I believe in hope, inspiration, and the power of the individual. We are stronger than we realize, but the key to mental clarity and emotional well-being sometimes remains elusive.

It's not easy being a child, teen; or a parent of either. When it comes to challenges in communication, self regulation, and emotional progressing; therapy provides space and skills to facilitate change. As a fellow Neurodivergent, I have a great deal of empathy and passion in working with various types of brains and focus on tailoring care to the needs of an individual. Whether we're wired different through genetics or trauma, there is a path to growth and wellness.