Lisa Bridges is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist with over 20 years of experience in helping adults navigate life's challenges. She understands that feeling stuck can stem from various issues such as anxiety, changing life circumstances, or relationship struggles. With her solution-focused therapy approach, Lisa is dedicated to assisting individuals in breaking through barriers and discovering genuine contentment. Specializing in areas that affect members of the adoption community, she welcomes clients from diverse family backgrounds and situations. Lisa's therapy practices include mindfulness-based techniques, compassion-focused strategies, and collaborative, person-centered approaches. She offers flexibility through tele-health or a hybrid model, ensuring accessibility for her clients. Although she was initially cautious about tele-health, Lisa has embraced its personal touch, leading to meaningful connections in a virtual setting.

Olivia Brocato, LCPC, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding individuals and families through life's challenges. She specializes in supporting teens and adults dealing with trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and self-esteem issues. Recognizing that life's journey can often feel overwhelming, Olivia believes in the power of the therapeutic alliance to foster resilience and facilitate healing. Her client-centered approach ensures that each treatment plan is uniquely tailored to meet the specific needs of her clients, whether they are addressing peer relationships, ADHD, behavioral issues, or coping skills. With modalities including attachment-based therapy and emotionally focused techniques, Olivia aims to help clients navigate grief, life transitions, mood disorders, and relationship issues. By integrating nature-informed therapy and an understanding of stress and codependency, she empowers her clients to find the joy and fulfillment they seek. The first step toward positive change begins with reaching out, and Olivia looks forward to walking alongside you on your journey toward a more enriching life.

Lauren Butler, PsyD, is a dedicated psychologist who understands that life can be challenging. She recognizes that, at times, individuals may feel trapped in their pain and struggles. With a passion for supporting her clients, Lauren assists them in challenging the negative thoughts that shape their perceptions of self, their surroundings, and their relationships. Her approach emphasizes empathy and connection, as she collaborates with her patients to embrace vulnerability, accept their imperfections, and manage their emotional hardships. Utilizing an integrative approach to therapy, she draws upon evidence-based modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Lauren's tailored treatment plans address a wide range of concerns, including mood disorders, relationship issues, and anxiety, aiming to lessen emotional suffering and promote a fulfilling life. Additionally, she specializes in comprehensive psychological evaluation services, providing diagnostic clarity and insights into cognitive and social functioning, which are essential for effective treatment planning.

Dr. Mark Good is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with an impressive array of credentials, including a PhD, LCSW-C, and BCD. He specializes in helping adults navigate through the complexities of infidelity, marital and premarital challenges, and family conflict. With expertise extending to trauma, PTSD, addiction, relationship issues, and more, Dr. Good employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including the Gottman Method, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and attachment-based methods. His compassionate approach is designed to foster healing and growth, allowing individuals, couples, and families to find effective coping strategies and improve their emotional well-being. Dr. Good’s commitment to providing a safe, supportive environment empowers his clients to explore deeply personal issues, transforming their lives and relationships into a more fulfilling experience.

Dale Christine Maynard, MA, LCPC, is a dedicated counselor who focuses on creating an environment of safety, trust, and mutual respect for all individuals she works with. She understands that the relationship between the counselor and the individual seeking help is a crucial element in the healing process. Dale works with adults, adolescents, couples, families, and groups, facilitating a journey of self-awareness, problem clarification, and solution development to navigate life's challenges. She also provides individual and group supervision services to LGPCs. Utilizing an integrative or eclectic approach to counseling, Dale draws from various therapeutic theories tailored to meet the specific needs of each client. Above all, she emphasizes the significance of personal involvement in setting goals that promote positive change and foster a healthier future.

Kevin Christopher Jones is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor based in Maryland with a Master’s degree in Pastoral Counseling from Loyola University of Maryland. He possesses extensive experience working with diverse families, individuals, and groups, as well as in case management for those with chronic mental illness. He respects the autonomy of each person's needs and aspirations, collaborating with clients to develop tailored plans to reach their goals. With an eclectic toolset, Kevin emphasizes the significance of the therapeutic relationship and adopts an empathetic approach. He specializes in navigating grief, trauma, loss, and family conflicts, as well as addressing life changes and spiritual crises. Kevin believes that every individual has an essential self that is holistic and continuously striving for healing and wholeness. He emphasizes the importance of spirituality in the healing journey, remaining open to how a client's faith or lack thereof supports their personal growth.

Dr. Tana Clarke is a licensed clinical psychologist with a wealth of experience in addressing the needs of children and adolescents facing attention and behavior issues, anxiety, depression, symptoms of autism spectrum disorder, trauma, and self-harm behaviors. She is passionate about collaborating with schools and treatment providers to ensure a comprehensive approach to each child's care, advocating for those with unique academic needs in both private and public educational settings. Additionally, Dr. Clarke is skilled in psycho-educational and neuropsychological assessment and also provides assessment and treatment for adults of all ages, effectively addressing conditions such as anxiety, depression, bipolar spectrum disorders, personality disorders, as well as stress and trauma. Her training and expertise have been honed through experiences at prestigious institutions including Johns Hopkins, Kennedy Krieger, the University of Maryland, and Children’s National Medical Center. Dr. Clarke regularly shares her knowledge through training sessions at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and UMD, and her insights have been recognized at conferences where she has presented as an expert witness. Understanding that choosing a therapist is a crucial decision, Dr. Clarke's primary goal when working with clients is to foster comfort in treatment and build a meaningful connection on both clinical and personal levels. She views therapy as a valuable gift, offering clients skills that will enhance their lives.

Kim Clemens is a compassionate counselor, LCPC, and Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT) dedicated to helping individuals navigate the complexities of their emotional and psychological lives. Inspired by the profound words of Maya Angelou, she believes that 'there is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.' Kim specializes in addressing compulsive sexual behaviors, pornography use, relationship and intimacy challenges, codependency, enmeshment issues, infidelity, sexual abuse, betrayal trauma, and other forms of complex trauma and PTSD. Her gentle approach fosters a healing environment where clients feel understood and supported. As a licensed and board-certified art therapist (ATR-BC, LCPAT), she utilizes creative strategies that empower clients to integrate their experiences, enhancing their self-efficacy and self-worth. With foundational training in attachment-focused EMDR and ongoing education towards certification in EMDR therapy, Kim continually expands her therapeutic skills to offer the most effective care possible. Additionally, she has completed Ken Adams' Overcoming Enmeshment training, furthering her capability to assist those dealing with relationship dynamics.

Judy Clifford, MA, is a compassionate clinical psychologist based in Annapolis, dedicated to supporting adults and elders navigating a variety of challenges. She works collaboratively with her clients on issues such as anxiety, depression, work-related stress, health concerns, and relationship dynamics. Judy believes that effective therapy involves nurturing and challenging clients, guiding them towards lasting change. Her primary therapeutic approach draws from positive psychology, seamlessly integrating techniques from cognitive-behavioral therapy and mindfulness-based interventions. With a deep commitment to her clients' growth, Judy aims to empower them to eventually become their own best advocates for mental wellness.

Erin Connolly-Igoe is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist with over 20 years of experience specializing in working with individuals, couples, and families. Throughout her career, she has dealt with a diverse array of concerns, which include addictions, depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and loss and grief. Erin employs a tailored approach, utilizing an integrative combination of therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), psychodynamic, and relational techniques to meet the unique needs of each client. By fostering a supportive environment, she provides education and guidance, helping clients to identify their concerns and collaboratively set realistic goals for their personal growth. While her focus remains on present challenges, Erin also acknowledges that addressing issues from the past can be essential for achieving future aspirations. With a specialization in addictions, women’s issues, and relationship dynamics, she is committed to facilitating meaningful change in her clients' lives.

Susan Buckingham, with credentials including MSW, CAC-AD, S, and CCCM, specializes in guiding clients who seek to overcome the barriers that limit their future. Her expertise spans a range of issues, including relationships, marital challenges, and substance abuse. With a decade of experience in helping individuals facing drug and alcohol addiction, Susan fosters a supportive environment where clients can explore new pathways and achieve their goals. She is dedicated to partnering with clients on their journeys toward healing and personal growth.

Michelle Long, an LGPAT-certified Art Therapist, is dedicated to supporting clients navigating the challenges of anxiety, ADHD/ADD, depression, self-esteem issues, and suicidal thoughts. With a belief that artistic talent is not a prerequisite for healing, her approach to Art Therapy facilitates clients in expressing feelings that are often difficult to articulate in words. Michelle’s practice is grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Theory, emphasizing the interconnectedness of thoughts, emotions, and behaviors—a cyclical dynamic that she helps clients understand as a pathway to change. Through the exploration of self using various art materials, clients can communicate their thoughts, feelings, and experiences in ways that verbal communication cannot always achieve. Art serves as a powerful tool for practicing emotional regulation, mindfulness, self-awareness, and tension relief. Michelle is perceived as a genuine, casual, and flexible therapist, prioritizing the establishment of a strong therapeutic alliance as a foundation for effective collaboration. She embodies nonjudgmental acceptance and unconditional positive regard, fostering a relaxed and open atmosphere for self-expression while maintaining a curious mindset to deepen her understanding of each client.

Lance David, a compassionate Counselor with an MA and LCPC credential, understands the challenges his clients face when life feels overwhelming. Recognizing that seeking therapy can often feel daunting, he warmly welcomes those feeling frustrated with their lives, relationships, or personal struggles. Lance is dedicated to guiding individuals—whether teens, adults, or elders—on a journey to reconnect with their true selves, uncover their voices, and revive long-held aspirations. With expertise in areas such as grief, relationship issues, and depression, he offers a safe space for clients to explore the depths of their experiences. Emphasizing courage, Lance encourages his clients to confront difficult truths and engage with all aspects of their lives—the good, the bad, the beautiful, and the ugly—to discover hope and healing. Through various modalities including relational, attachment-based, and psychodynamic therapy, his aim is to help clients unravel the challenges they face and foster a renewed connection with themselves and their desired life. For those wishing to embark on this transformative process, Lance brings a genuine commitment to facilitating healing and growth.