Rebecca Julian Cook

Rebecca Julian Cook, LCSW-C, is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who understands the unique challenges that families on the Eastern Shore face today. The rapid pace of modern life has created stress and overwhelm that can be difficult to navigate. Rebecca believes that the therapeutic process, conducted in a safe and supportive environment characterized by mutual trust and insightful dialogue, can be instrumental for individuals and families. As a generalist practitioner, she addresses a wide range of issues including depression, anxiety, life transitions, and grief. With specialized training and experience, Rebecca focuses particularly on working with women, children, and teens, providing a non-judgmental space that fosters healing and growth. Her empathetic approach enables clients to tackle mood and anxiety disorders, post-partum stress, single parenthood, body-image concerns, and relationship dynamics. Recognizing that childhood and adolescence are vital stages filled with change, Rebecca often assists children contending with divorce, school challenges, and behavioral issues. She collaborates closely with teens and their families to resolve parent-adolescent conflicts, cope with grief, enhance self-esteem, and address modern challenges such as cyberbullying and peer pressure.