Women's Issues Therapists in Baldwin, MD
Amy D
Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, M Ed, LCPC
1 Endorsed
Online Only
Waitlist for new clients
So much to say in such a small space! I became a therapist because I wanted to give purpose to the pain that I had gone through and to let people know they weren't alone, that if I got through it, they could too. I have lived experience with anxiety, grief, stress (of course we all do!), panic, and trauma. As well as in parenting, marriage, and ADHD (2 of my adult children). I enjoy working with women who have ADHD or suspect that they might. Also, clients dealing with life transitions, anxiety, stress, or depression. Lastly, I love supporting parents on the often-rocky-but-very-rewarding road that is parenting.
So much to say in such a small space! I became a therapist because I wanted to give purpose to the pain that I had gone through and to let people know they weren't alone, that if I got through it, they could too. I have lived experience with anxiety, grief, stress (of course we all do!), panic, and trauma. As well as in parenting, marriage, and ADHD (2 of my adult children). I enjoy working with women who have ADHD or suspect that they might. Also, clients dealing with life transitions, anxiety, stress, or depression. Lastly, I love supporting parents on the often-rocky-but-very-rewarding road that is parenting.
Bayside Psychological Services, LLC is a private practice providing one on one personalized services. Services are provided through telehealth and are delivered in an authentic, genuine and caring way.
Bayside Psychological Services, LLC is a private practice providing one on one personalized services. Services are provided through telehealth and are delivered in an authentic, genuine and caring way.
My name is Dr. Rebecca Definbaugh. I am a licensed clinical psychologist who uses a variety of clinical techniques and evidence based practices to help meet my clients’ needs. I believe that it is important to build a strong therapeutic relationship that leaves clients feeling safe, heard, supported, and encouraged in order to accomplish their goals.
My name is Dr. Rebecca Definbaugh. I am a licensed clinical psychologist who uses a variety of clinical techniques and evidence based practices to help meet my clients’ needs. I believe that it is important to build a strong therapeutic relationship that leaves clients feeling safe, heard, supported, and encouraged in order to accomplish their goals.
As a Licensed Clinical Psychologist I am passionate about the mental health of individuals struggling with Posttraumatic Stress disorder, depression, and anxiety. I have successfully helped children, families, and adults with adjustment difficulties, traumatic stress exposure, and other concerns that impact their daily functioning.
As a Licensed Clinical Psychologist I am passionate about the mental health of individuals struggling with Posttraumatic Stress disorder, depression, and anxiety. I have successfully helped children, families, and adults with adjustment difficulties, traumatic stress exposure, and other concerns that impact their daily functioning.
Hi! I work primarily with teenagers and adults with histories of trauma and emotional abuse, especially as they navigate setting boundaries in relationships, expressing their needs, and communicating more effectively. I love supporting clients as they invest in their mental health and my hope is that our time together empowers them to make positive change and learn how to advocate for themselves. The value of self-advocacy is important to me! I also enjoy working with teens experiencing behavioral issues and their parents, and individuals with histories of substance abuse, life stressors, anxiety, and depression.
Hi! I work primarily with teenagers and adults with histories of trauma and emotional abuse, especially as they navigate setting boundaries in relationships, expressing their needs, and communicating more effectively. I love supporting clients as they invest in their mental health and my hope is that our time together empowers them to make positive change and learn how to advocate for themselves. The value of self-advocacy is important to me! I also enjoy working with teens experiencing behavioral issues and their parents, and individuals with histories of substance abuse, life stressors, anxiety, and depression.
As an Autistic and neurodivergent queer nonbinary clinician, I am uniquely qualified to work with others in the LGBTQIA community. Together we can unpack historical trauma as well as societal trauma. Clients will learn to safely connect back to our bodies and better manage chronic illnesses. We work together to rediscover joy, connect back to nature, and build healthy relationships. My practice centers decolonization and is poly and kink affirming as well as being HAES and fat positive. I enjoy helping clients build radical self acceptance and love for their bodies.
As an Autistic and neurodivergent queer nonbinary clinician, I am uniquely qualified to work with others in the LGBTQIA community. Together we can unpack historical trauma as well as societal trauma. Clients will learn to safely connect back to our bodies and better manage chronic illnesses. We work together to rediscover joy, connect back to nature, and build healthy relationships. My practice centers decolonization and is poly and kink affirming as well as being HAES and fat positive. I enjoy helping clients build radical self acceptance and love for their bodies.
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I believe the first and most sacred job of a therapist is to create a safe, nurturing space where you are fully seen and heard. From that space, I will walk with you along your path of growth and healing, helping to guide you on your journey. If you struggle with mood or anxiety, want to resolve issues from your past, feel overwhelmed navigating life changes, or simply need support, I can help you untangle the threads and begin to get relief.
I believe the first and most sacred job of a therapist is to create a safe, nurturing space where you are fully seen and heard. From that space, I will walk with you along your path of growth and healing, helping to guide you on your journey. If you struggle with mood or anxiety, want to resolve issues from your past, feel overwhelmed navigating life changes, or simply need support, I can help you untangle the threads and begin to get relief.
A Better Mind A Better Me, LLC
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW, LICSW, LCSW-C, LCAC
1 Endorsed
Serves Area
Hi, I am Dara, founder of A Better Mind, A Better Me, LLC, a virtual solo private practice dedicated to giving people the advantage of shifting their life’s trajectory by prioritizing their mental, emotional and spiritual wellness. I am dedicated to empowering and encouraging you to do life better. I take a dual approach to counseling by working both toward a better mind and, ultimately a better me.
Hi, I am Dara, founder of A Better Mind, A Better Me, LLC, a virtual solo private practice dedicated to giving people the advantage of shifting their life’s trajectory by prioritizing their mental, emotional and spiritual wellness. I am dedicated to empowering and encouraging you to do life better. I take a dual approach to counseling by working both toward a better mind and, ultimately a better me.
When you or a loved one is struggling it can be hard to know where to start in bringing about positive change. It may seem like the strategies you are using to make things better just aren’t working, which can lead to feeling stuck, hopeless and uncertain. I believe therapy should be a collaborative and safe space to work together on better understanding how your thoughts, emotions and behaviors interact, with the goal being to find strategies and solutions that help you to live a life consistent with your values. Specializing in eating disorders and co-occurring disorders, I particularly enjoy working with young adults.
When you or a loved one is struggling it can be hard to know where to start in bringing about positive change. It may seem like the strategies you are using to make things better just aren’t working, which can lead to feeling stuck, hopeless and uncertain. I believe therapy should be a collaborative and safe space to work together on better understanding how your thoughts, emotions and behaviors interact, with the goal being to find strategies and solutions that help you to live a life consistent with your values. Specializing in eating disorders and co-occurring disorders, I particularly enjoy working with young adults.
I'm a licensed therapist passionate about helping women rediscover who they are beyond the roles of “mom” and “partner.” I specialize in working with women whose children are older or becoming more independent—those standing at the edge of a new chapter, wondering what's next. Through a collaborative and supportive approach, I help my clients reconnect with their identity, explore long-held dreams, and rebuild a sense of self that feels authentic, empowered, and whole. This season of life is not an ending—it's an exciting and powerful beginning.
I'm a licensed therapist passionate about helping women rediscover who they are beyond the roles of “mom” and “partner.” I specialize in working with women whose children are older or becoming more independent—those standing at the edge of a new chapter, wondering what's next. Through a collaborative and supportive approach, I help my clients reconnect with their identity, explore long-held dreams, and rebuild a sense of self that feels authentic, empowered, and whole. This season of life is not an ending—it's an exciting and powerful beginning.
You hide it well, but the truth is, life feels heavier than it should. On your best days, you’re sharp, capable, and unstoppable. On your worst, you’re anxious, restless, maybe drinking or scrolling more than you want, and wondering if it’s all getting a little too loud inside your head. To everyone else, you look fine — but you know the truth: you’re running on fumes, and it’s exhausting. You’re not broken, but something’s out of alignment. And if you’re ready for someone who gets it — who can help you cut through the noise and find your balance again — I’m here.
You hide it well, but the truth is, life feels heavier than it should. On your best days, you’re sharp, capable, and unstoppable. On your worst, you’re anxious, restless, maybe drinking or scrolling more than you want, and wondering if it’s all getting a little too loud inside your head. To everyone else, you look fine — but you know the truth: you’re running on fumes, and it’s exhausting. You’re not broken, but something’s out of alignment. And if you’re ready for someone who gets it — who can help you cut through the noise and find your balance again — I’m here.
I work with high-functioning midlife women who have outgrown the life they built and are ready to examine what is underneath the patterns keeping them stuck. They are navigating divorce, career shifts, retirement, empty nests, or a quiet but persistent sense that their identity no longer fits. Accomplished and deeply responsible, they often arrive exhausted from holding everything together, carrying self-doubt, over-functioning in relationships, or a growing awareness that something essential is missing. They are ready for real change.
I work with high-functioning midlife women who have outgrown the life they built and are ready to examine what is underneath the patterns keeping them stuck. They are navigating divorce, career shifts, retirement, empty nests, or a quiet but persistent sense that their identity no longer fits. Accomplished and deeply responsible, they often arrive exhausted from holding everything together, carrying self-doubt, over-functioning in relationships, or a growing awareness that something essential is missing. They are ready for real change.
Pregnant, postpartum, or parent of littles? Navigating the challenges of parenthood is not always made easier by the joys. Maybe you’re here as a mom struggling with all of the adjustments postpartum, you’re a dad feeling more irritable than you’d like, you’re crying or worrying a lot, having difficulty bonding with your baby, missing your independence, finding it hard to make time for your own needs, experienced a loss or scary birth, or you don't feel like yourself as an expectant parent, a new parent, or an experienced parent. We tend to have many expectations about parenthood and need help adjusting when things don’t go to plan.
Pregnant, postpartum, or parent of littles? Navigating the challenges of parenthood is not always made easier by the joys. Maybe you’re here as a mom struggling with all of the adjustments postpartum, you’re a dad feeling more irritable than you’d like, you’re crying or worrying a lot, having difficulty bonding with your baby, missing your independence, finding it hard to make time for your own needs, experienced a loss or scary birth, or you don't feel like yourself as an expectant parent, a new parent, or an experienced parent. We tend to have many expectations about parenthood and need help adjusting when things don’t go to plan.
Dr. Kenya A. Ford
Psychological Associate, PsyD
5 Endorsed
Baltimore, MD 21211
Waitlist for new clients
I am a compassionate, postdoctoral therapist committed to creating a non judgmental space to assist clients in healing, growth, and self-discovery. I provide intentional, culturally responsive, LGBTQIA+-affirming care grounded in social justice and equity. I work with clients ages 3–70, supporting trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, life transitions, identity exploration, and relational challenges. I am especially passionate about working with individuals who hold intersectional marginalized identities, including Black individuals, women, and LGBTQIA+ clients. I occasionally work with couples, families, and facilitate groups.
I am a compassionate, postdoctoral therapist committed to creating a non judgmental space to assist clients in healing, growth, and self-discovery. I provide intentional, culturally responsive, LGBTQIA+-affirming care grounded in social justice and equity. I work with clients ages 3–70, supporting trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, life transitions, identity exploration, and relational challenges. I am especially passionate about working with individuals who hold intersectional marginalized identities, including Black individuals, women, and LGBTQIA+ clients. I occasionally work with couples, families, and facilitate groups.
For high-achieving women, life can look great on paper but still feel stuck. They’re balancing perfectionism, stress, and the weight of expectations while trying to navigate major transitions. They’ve done the work to become self-aware but feel frustrated by patterns that keep them from truly moving forward. They want more than survival mode—they want clarity, balance, and strategies that actually work. Their goal is to break free from what’s holding them back, live with purpose, and finally feel aligned with the life they’ve been chasing—Relatable? This insight shaped not only my path but the way I guide others on theirs.
For high-achieving women, life can look great on paper but still feel stuck. They’re balancing perfectionism, stress, and the weight of expectations while trying to navigate major transitions. They’ve done the work to become self-aware but feel frustrated by patterns that keep them from truly moving forward. They want more than survival mode—they want clarity, balance, and strategies that actually work. Their goal is to break free from what’s holding them back, live with purpose, and finally feel aligned with the life they’ve been chasing—Relatable? This insight shaped not only my path but the way I guide others on theirs.
Therapy can be a revelatory process and can bring you back to your authentic self. I'm a therapist specializing in working with sensations and signals in the body, to help you out of your head and toward growth and your next right step. I have expertise in healing from a range of family experiences and relationships from not the best to toxic. I'm adept at working toward the realest version of you, leaving behind what no longer works and helping you build strategies for growth. Change is never easy, but it's doable with grace, humor, and a strong therapeutic relationship you can count on.
Therapy can be a revelatory process and can bring you back to your authentic self. I'm a therapist specializing in working with sensations and signals in the body, to help you out of your head and toward growth and your next right step. I have expertise in healing from a range of family experiences and relationships from not the best to toxic. I'm adept at working toward the realest version of you, leaving behind what no longer works and helping you build strategies for growth. Change is never easy, but it's doable with grace, humor, and a strong therapeutic relationship you can count on.
Are you a teen or adult feeling overwhelmed by depression, anxiety, mood changes, anger, grief, trauma, substance use, or relationship stress? Do you feel stuck, emotionally exhausted, or unsure how to cope? If so, I’m here to help. I provide a supportive, nonjudgmental space where we can work together to help you gain control of your emotions, improve relationships, and develop healthier coping skills. My goal is to help you heal, build resilience, and create a more balanced, meaningful life.
Are you a teen or adult feeling overwhelmed by depression, anxiety, mood changes, anger, grief, trauma, substance use, or relationship stress? Do you feel stuck, emotionally exhausted, or unsure how to cope? If so, I’m here to help. I provide a supportive, nonjudgmental space where we can work together to help you gain control of your emotions, improve relationships, and develop healthier coping skills. My goal is to help you heal, build resilience, and create a more balanced, meaningful life.
Do you ever feel like you're carrying the weight of the world and still wondering if you're doing enough? Maybe you're a mom trying to hold it all together without losing yourself in the process, or a woman whose anxiety, perfectionism, or people-pleasing leaves you running on empty. Perhaps you're a teen or young adult navigating friendships, school stress, self-esteem, or the pressure of figuring out who you are. Wherever you find yourself, let's build a version of "enough" that actually feels sustainable.
Do you ever feel like you're carrying the weight of the world and still wondering if you're doing enough? Maybe you're a mom trying to hold it all together without losing yourself in the process, or a woman whose anxiety, perfectionism, or people-pleasing leaves you running on empty. Perhaps you're a teen or young adult navigating friendships, school stress, self-esteem, or the pressure of figuring out who you are. Wherever you find yourself, let's build a version of "enough" that actually feels sustainable.
COUPLES-"Being in relationship is an important part of each of our lives." Are you experiencing difficulty right now, feeling disconnected and hopeless in your relationship? I work with couples teaching new ways to communicate and connect leading to a sense of fulfillment and intimacy in the relationship.I help to build stronger, healthier relationships for deeper levels of communication and friendship. INDIVIDUALS- I offer effective counseling treatment for anxiety, depression and feelings of loneliness. I provide a safe environment to look at your options. Benefits of therapy can help you feel less stressed and have more energy.
COUPLES-"Being in relationship is an important part of each of our lives." Are you experiencing difficulty right now, feeling disconnected and hopeless in your relationship? I work with couples teaching new ways to communicate and connect leading to a sense of fulfillment and intimacy in the relationship.I help to build stronger, healthier relationships for deeper levels of communication and friendship. INDIVIDUALS- I offer effective counseling treatment for anxiety, depression and feelings of loneliness. I provide a safe environment to look at your options. Benefits of therapy can help you feel less stressed and have more energy.
Hi, I'm Kelly, a licensed clinical social worker in Maryland, West Virginia, and Ohio. I received my Master's degree in social work from The University of Maryland, Baltimore. My experience has been working with adults dealing with issues surrounding relationship issues, self-worth, anxiety/depression, and life transitions.
Hi, I'm Kelly, a licensed clinical social worker in Maryland, West Virginia, and Ohio. I received my Master's degree in social work from The University of Maryland, Baltimore. My experience has been working with adults dealing with issues surrounding relationship issues, self-worth, anxiety/depression, and life transitions.
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Women's Issues Therapists
How do you encourage a woman to go to therapy?
It’s helpful to express concern and love for the person while framing therapy as a tool for improving their life. Offering specific examples of how an individual may be suffering, and what effects it has on them, should be done with compassion and with empathy. It may be useful to devise a game plan—breaking the process down into parts, such as finding a therapist, making appointments, and looking into insurance coverage.
How can women prepare for therapy?
Women can prepare for therapy by being willing to talk about their past experiences and their private thoughts. Before a session, an individual may want to reflect on how they’ve felt since the last session and what’s happened in their lives. Between sessions, it can be useful to write down notes about their reaction to a given event or how they felt at a particular time.
How long does therapy for women’s issues often last?
As with any type of therapy, sessions depend on the individual and the challenges they face. Therapy types like Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), Prolonged exposure therapy (PET), and Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) can be brief, most often ranging from between 5 and 20 sessions. In some cases, such as for women with eating disorders, residential treatment may be recommended for an individual who is judged to be at high risk of self-harm. For any therapy, the duration will depend on the progress made and results realized.
How can women overcome stigma around specific challenges in order to seek therapy?
Women dealing with domestic abuse, sexual assault, eating disorders, and any other number of troubles may feel a stigma around seeking help. It’s important to remember that these issues are not uncommon and there is no shame in getting help for them. Therapy is confidential, and women can talk about their experiences without fear of judgment. Seeking therapy can be a courageous and liberating act, and an important step toward healing and recovery.