Therapists in Lutherville, MD

Hello, I"m Kim! I am super passionate about wellness and helping others. My goal is to create a safe space for clients to work out their thoughts, process emotions, and find clarity. I specialize in women's issues, anxiety, depression, trauma, and behavior modification. I am fully committed to seeing progress in my clients. If you are motivated to see changes in yourself and progress in yourself, I believe I am the therapist for you! I work with individuals to discover new ways to heal and reconnect the mind, body, soul. I believe therapy is one of many ways people can practice self-care.

I conduct psychodynamic therapy with an integrated biopsychosocial approach. I specialize in therapy for depression and anxiety, communication enhancement, work and career issues, life transitions, stress management, women's issues, issues of aging, and physical, sexual, and/or emotional abuse issues. In addition to providing individual psychotherapy, I routinely conduct psychological evaluations for a variety of concerns including ADHD, Alzheimer's Disease, Autism Spectrum Disorders, educational assessments, learning concerns, pre-surgical evaluations, traumatic brain injuries, and emotional disturbances.

Current openings for in person or telehealth sessions in morning, mid-day, and early afternoon. Therapy can help you make sense of the past and present, help you improve relationships, manage stress, and learn new ways to cope with the tough things that life may hand you. A supportive therapy relationship can help you look inward, gain strength, and begin the process of healing. I consider myself warm and non-judgmental, but also bring direct communication into the therapy space. You need a safe place to unburden yourself and I would like to offer you the healing environment you seek to begin your journey of change.

Accepting New Clients—Have you been devastated by miscarriage, stillbirth or the death of a baby? Are you reeling from a life-threatening pregnancy diagnosis? Are you struggling with perinatal or postpartum depression? Are you having a hard time with a subsequent pregnancy after a loss? Struggling to conceive? Through support and counseling, I can help you navigate this difficult journey. As with any type of grief, you will encounter challenges within yourself or with others. I am honored to walk alongside families at their most difficult times and help them find hope, experience growth and advocate for their needs.

Sometimes life can feel difficult and overwhelming. Are you feeling exhausted by all of the responsibilities and expectations that you are holding? Are negative thoughts, low self-esteem or unprocessed trauma keeping you from moving forward and creating a life filled with purpose and connection? Perhaps you are feeling depleted and disconnected in your relationships. It's never too late to change the things that keep you from having healthy relationships and creating a life that you are excited about. These can be difficult things to manage, but you don't have to navigate them alone.

Welcome! My name is Kelly and I look forward to meeting you! I’m here to help you work through the ups and downs of life, providing a supportive and trusting environment, and allowing you to be your most authentic self. My goal as a therapist is to help you better understand your strengths, how to incorporate them in daily life. You can expect to learn and implement additional skills to help empower you to be the best version of yourself. I have experience working in various settings, including school, substance facilities, detention centers, as well as an outpatient office setting.

Emily Angerhofer is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW-C) with more than 12 years of professional experience. She believes in cultural humility, and restorative justice practices; she is also LGBTQI+ allied. Emily works with teens and adults to help them manage the effects of ADHD, oppositional defiance-related disorders, autism-related concerns or conditions, anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, and more. Emily earned her Master's degree in Social work from the University of Maryland. She classifies herself a play-based therapist, utilizing narrative and expressive arts therapies.

Hi my name is Carilyn Rego, but I go by Carrie. I am a licensed clinical social worker in the states of Maryland and Florida who has been working in the mental health field for 17 years.

Difficult parent-child relationships, single motherhood, impact of divorced parents, apathy in relationships, career transitions, immigrant issues, grief and loss and abandonment are my areas of specialty. We'll determine how to manage the impact of your experiences and symptoms, thoughts, behaviors, mood and relationship. I administer assessments, diagnose and work with clients to identify ways to manage or eliminate anxiety, depression, pregnancy and childbirth, mood disorders and more. If you are navigating transitions, grief, divorce, empty nesting, challenging relationships or work stress, I can support you.

No matter what you are struggling with, finding a safe space to explore your concerns is important to improving your mental and emotional health. Whether you are working through gender or sexuality concerns, past or current trauma, anxiety, grief and loss, or a major life transition, my goal is to help you improve your mental and emotional well-being. As an affirming, mindfulness-based therapist, I focus on working collaboratively with my clients in order to achieve their short- and long-term goals, while respecting each client’s individual experiences and background.

Teens (13+) and adults gain insight and skills to decrease or eliminate anxiety, depression, ADHD, PTSD, grief, that make school, relationships, work and everyday life difficult. We'll explore the impact early life experiences, relationships have on identity, thought, behavior and mood. We'll replace or reframe thoughts and interpretations, learn positive behavioral skills, develop healthy relationships and learn mood regulation. We'll identify triggers, understand how past experiences affects and informs the present, improve ability to regulate, and uncover patterns/trauma that impact you and implement new behavior patterns.