Therapists in Baltimore, MD

How in the world can we fix this mess? How can we let these feelings out without getting overwhelmed? What do we do when our inner voice is whispering or yelling that we're a fraud, a failure, broken, and all the other harsh things those critical voices like to say? If you wanna try something different in therapy, consider yourself an "out of the box" type of person, creative, sensitive or stoic, I probably have something that will help you! Maybe you're sobercurious, maybe you want to bring your relationship in for a tune up, maybe you're a young person feeling misunderstood and alone. I'm not easily shocked, so bring it on!

You are here because you are feeling unhappy, angry, worried, anxious, panicked, or full of self-doubt. Or you are a couple in need of direction and guidance to work through conflicts. I have found that fear is often the unrealized dynamic that gets in the way of fulfillment and happiness in many areas of life. Are you experiencing a recent transition, stressor or crisis that has brought about pain or confusion, or maybe you are struggling with a longstanding challenge? Therapy is a means to uncovering existing strengths, and to gaining insights and new skills to help overcome the fears that often accompany these challenges.

Do you want to learn to manage difficult emotions, build a better life, and increase your self-acceptance? I will create a safe and affirming space to collaborate with you on your journey of self-discovery, explore your deeper issues, and move towards thriving in your well being. As a therapist I am thoughtful, warm, and communicative. I genuinely see the best in people while holding a judgement-free space to explore needs, work through challenges, and accomplish goals.

Elisza Fisher is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Maryland who started practicing in 2006. She has a Master's Degree in Counseling from McDaniel College. Elisza believes in treating everyone with respect and dignity and employs person-centered and trauma-informed approach to her treatment to better the lives of her clients. In her spare time, Elisza enjoys animals, music, cars and time with family and friends.

“In every adult there lurks a child— an eternal child, something that is always becoming, is never completed, and calls for unceasing care, attention, and education. That is the part of the personality which wants to develop and become whole.“ -Carl Jung.

Throughout our lives, we often need support in overcoming personal and/or environmental challenges and addressing issues that prevent us from being successful, feeling fulfilled, and living healthy lives. Using a warm, genuine, and empathic approach, I work with clients to build trusting and collaborative relationships that help them gain a deeper understanding of themselves, experience emotional relief, and feel empowered to make profound change. By creating a safe and accepting environment, we will explore difficult or confusing experiences together with the goal of making sense of difficulties and where they may have originated.

People often come to therapy when they are seeking relief from mental or emotional pain. I believe much of this inner pain comes from the methods we learn throughout our life to protect us from troubling thoughts and emotions, as well as from the difficulties in our environment. In psychotherapy, deep and lasting healing occurs when we develop awareness into the nature of our thinking and feeling, how they are shaped by experience, and the important functions they serve in the ways we manage our lives.

Although the desire for romantic intimacy is perfectly natural, long term intimate relationships are rarely naturally perfect. For over 30 years I have dedicated my professional life to helping individuals and couples fine tune their not-always naturally perfect relationships. Although I am a clinical psychologist who continues to treat individuals suffering from the full spectrum of psychological disorders, most of my career has been devoted to working with individuals and couples experiencing marital, relationship, and/or sexual concerns; to assisting couples seeking relief from the trauma of infidelity; and to treating individuals suffering from obsessive compulsive disorder or anger control issues.

People reach out to therapists for many reasons – to help them recover from pain and loss, to decrease emotional distress, to gain insight about thoughts and feelings, to enhance skills needed to improve relationships, and to navigate challenges. Therapy provides a collaborative space for healing and positive change.

Vicki is a certified licensed clinical Social Worker who has practiced for over 25 years. Vicki has held positions at a local hospital, crisis center and other clinical settings in and around the Baltimore area. Vicki has advanced training in CBT in treating anxiety, depression and other mood disturbances. Vicki also specializes in relationship issues, employment and academic issues, grief, loss and caregiver issues. Vicki offers tools to enhance and strengthen communication skills and offers tangible strategies to those dealing with depression, anxiety and other life challenges or stressors.

I see clients as capable individuals taking charge of their life, goals, and growth. I am here to help empower, motivate, and encourage clients to gain insight and skills to achieve their personal, professional, and interpersonal relationship goals. I believe in working from a culturally sensitive perspective and understanding that systems and environment impact an individual’s mental well-being. I believe in working collaboratively with clients drawing from various therapeutic techniques depending on what suits and benefits each individual client’s needs and wants.

You can't seem to give yourself a break. Your own voice is the harshest one you know. Whether it's at work or school, in your relationships, or with yourself, nothing ever seems to be "good enough" and finding fault in yourself is easy. Perhaps you cope by over-correcting, overthinking, or forgetting your own needs. Maybe you turn inward and pull away from the important relationships and responsibilities in your life. Either way, you find yourself exhausted, unhappy, and unsure of what else to do to feel better.

Depressed? Anxious? Relationship issues? Anger? Are you feeling overwhelmed and frustrated with daily life? Do you feel that no one truly understands how you are feeling? Do you keep making the same mistakes over and over again? Is life chaotic and you feel that it's out of control? Nothing is in order and you do not know where to start. Do you just need one day of peace? Are you looking for balance in life, self love, acceptance and personal growth?

In the words of Marsha Linehan, “I am one of you.” Hi, my name is Winterford, but I insist you call me Win. I am a licensed therapist who believes in the power and restoration of therapy. Although I am a clinician, I am no different from any of you and experience my own struggles with anxiety, depression, and self-worth. I’m transparent about my lived experiences because I believe it not only makes me a better version of myself and therapist but allows me to accept the power of vulnerability.

Life is hard, and we are not born knowing all the answers. Many challenges are thrown our way and it's up to us to find our way through life as best we can. Life can have us feeling stuck, helpless, and confused. I approach therapy as an opportunity to provide others a safe non-judgemental space to learn about themselves, grow, and address challenges that may impact the way we interact with and feel about the world. As a queer-identified therapist, I am passionate about providing care to individuals who are questioning or identify on the LGBTQIA2S+ spectrum.

As a psychologist my number one goal is to approach you with acceptance, empathy, and unconditional positive regard. Through my work as a psychologist I have come to believe in the capacity of people to change. I welcome individuals that are questioning why their own attempts to improve the quality of their lives is not working. Often there can be mixed feelings about change. I recognize that change is difficult. I feel that self exploration is a challenge that often requires courage and risk.

Danielle Gleber is a Licensed Certified Social Worker-Clinical (LCSW-C) with 5 years of experience working with both adolescents and adults in various inpatient hospital settings. Danielle has provided clinical assessment, crisis-focused psychiatric treatment, and stabilization for patients with multiple mental health disorders and behavioral health issues. Danielle completed her Bachelor's degree (BS) in Psychology and Family Studies at Towson University and her Master's degree in Social Work with a clinical focus and Behavioral Health specialization at the University of Maryland-Baltimore.

I offer talk therapy to individuals (18 years and older) who are experiencing mental/emotional health challenges, and require the support of a mental health therapist in order to thrive in their environments. I am able to provide support to any individual residing in any town in the state of Maryland via tele-health and in-person.

It's very common to experience stress, anxiety, depression, grief, or trauma symptoms from life experiences. People of all ages go through transitions, and some can be very challenging. There are alternative ways to manage your feelings and develop healthier thinking patterns. I commend you for taking the first step to seek counseling.