Boramie Noordhoff, an experienced counselor and LCPC, believes deeply in the healing power of a therapeutic relationship where individuals can embrace their true selves without fear of judgment or criticism. She understands that many people seek to break free from unhealthy patterns or work through issues that have long been overlooked. Life often doesn't unfold as planned, and many yearn for a sense of security and self-love, tired of the masks they've worn for too long. Boramie takes the time to listen to her clients and their hopes for therapy. Her approach is authentic, warm, and relatable. She works primarily with young adults and adults, focusing on challenges such as perfectionism, low self-esteem, depression, anxiety, life transitions, job stress, relationship issues, and spirituality. Additionally, Boramie has a special interest in maternal mental health, providing support to parents during pregnancy, postpartum, and beyond. For anyone facing a difficult period or feeling stuck, Boramie is dedicated to offering heartfelt guidance and looks forward to exploring each client’s unique story.

Marci Rolker is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) who brings a wealth of experience and compassion to her practice. She holds a degree from Towson University, graduating in 1998, and has dedicated 19 years to helping adults navigate the complexities of mental health. Marci recognizes that each person is unique, and that life’s challenges, whether related to depression, anxiety, trauma, or relationship issues, can serve as pivotal moments for change and growth. Through a supportive and insight-oriented approach, she collaborates with her clients to help them identify the sources of their dissatisfaction and pursue a more fulfilling life. Utilizing cognitive techniques tailored to individual needs, Marci fosters an environment where clients can feel listened to, understood, and empowered to move forward. Her compassionate style and individualized pace of therapy not only help clients gain a deeper understanding of their struggles and strengths but also equip them with effective tools to manage life successfully. With Marci’s guidance, therapy becomes a transformative journey that enhances self-confidence, breaks unhealthy patterns, and improves relationships.

Katia Callan is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, known for her compassionate and culturally sensitive approach to therapy. With expertise in addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, stress, and trauma, Katia helps individuals, couples, and families navigate their emotional landscapes and transform their lives. Insight Wellness therapists collaborate closely with clients to identify triggers and examine thinking patterns, utilizing techniques rooted in evidence-based practices including CBT, EMDR, ACT, and mindfulness. Katia believes that understanding one's thoughts and emotions is key to overcoming life's challenges and she tailors her approach to meet the unique needs of each client. By starting the therapeutic journey where clients are, she guides them in learning to manage current issues and prepare for a brighter future. Together, they explore personal histories and uncover patterns to foster growth and healing, truly embracing the road to a better YOU.

Abigail Barberio, MS, LCPC is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor who believes that therapy can serve as a powerful catalyst for lasting personal change and growth. She understands that developing insight into one’s thoughts and behaviors, building solid self-awareness, and fostering a true understanding of oneself and others are crucial benefits derived from sharing one’s inner world with a trusted professional. Abigail is committed to assisting her clients on the meaningful journey toward a more fulfilling and purposeful life. Her expertise covers a wide array of issues, including mood instability, depression, anger, anxiety, coming-of-age struggles, interpersonal difficulties, as well as premarital and established couples' concerns. She takes pride in integrating research and data to help clients gain a clearer understanding of the human experience, tailoring her therapeutic approach—whether Mindfulness-Based, Compassion Focused, Cognitive Behavioral, Person-Centered, Psychodynamic, Interpersonal, or Strength-Based—to meet the unique needs of each individual. Abigail is also supportive in navigating insurance options for her clients to ensure access to care.

Katie Lumaro, LCSW-C, is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who believes that seeking therapy is a courageous step that doesn't solely have to occur during moments of despair. She provides virtual appointments and ensures therapy remains an avenue for maintaining well-being and fostering personal growth. For those struggling with feelings of hopelessness, Katie recognizes the immense strength it takes to reach out for help—a significant first step toward recovery. She cultivates a professional, non-judgmental, and safe environment tailored to individuals' unique stories, emphasizing that every voice deserves to be heard. Katie specializes in supporting preteens, teens, and adults facing challenges related to depression, trauma, anxiety, and mood disorders, among others. With expertise as a Trauma Certified clinician, she brings a wealth of knowledge regarding childhood trauma and various forms of abuse. By utilizing diverse therapeutic approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution Focused Brief (SFBT), and Family Systems therapy, Katie effectively addresses the complex issues her clients may encounter. Recognizing the concern regarding costs, she offers a sliding scale for reduced payments, ensuring that quality clinical services are accessible to those in need. From life transitions to relational conflicts, Katie Lumaro is committed to guiding her clients through their journeys with empathy and understanding.

Katie Cashin, LCPC, creates a safe space for those seeking to reconnect with a lost spark of creativity, to feel seen and heard, or to navigate the complexities of difficult relationships. For anyone processing the overwhelming nature of the world, wanting to build a deeper relationship with their true self, or looking for support in moving through hurt and pain, Katie’s approach to therapy transcends mere conversation. Her methods lead to real change by helping individuals learn to embrace their emotions, allowing them to navigate through life's challenges. Valuing wellness and connection over fleeting happiness, she believes that embracing the full spectrum of human emotions fosters true healing and growth. In her practice, Katie sees clients as individuals rather than problems, and she thoughtfully considers cultural and systemic traumas that influence each person's journey. With expertise in Brainspotting therapy, grief processing, sexual health and identity work, Intuitive Eating counseling, and children’s therapy, Katie effectively supports clients navigating trauma, recovering from diet culture, questioning their identity, feeling creatively or professionally stuck, and working to establish healthy relational boundaries.

Deborah Cooper is a seasoned Marriage & Family Therapist with over 37 years of experience in the field. Since 1986, she has helped clients navigate various challenges, understanding that while pain and suffering are a part of life, misery is a choice. With a blend of warmth and humor, she skillfully assists individuals and couples in making sense of their struggles, guiding them towards options that facilitate healing and growth. Deborah works with a diverse clientele, including individuals and couples of varied races, ethnicities, sizes, orientations, genders, and ages. She views therapy as an opportunity to examine one’s life as a compelling novel, where her role is to aid in envisioning and crafting the next chapter. Utilizing an eclectic and strength-based approach, she tailors her methods to meet the unique needs of her clients, addressing a spectrum of life transitions and issues. Areas of expertise include parenting, blended families, sexual concerns, adoption, and infertility, as well as supporting clients in recovering from trauma. Deborah welcomes both short-term and long-term engagements, fostering pathways to reclaim vibrant and fulfilling lives. She firmly believes in the power of learning from every experience, reinforcing the idea that the only real mistakes are those left unacknowledged.

Timothy Coulter is a licensed clinical social worker and a graduate of the University of Maryland School of Social Work, where he completed extensive post-graduate training in cognitive therapy, couples therapy, and family therapy. He is a certified therapist in cognitive therapy through the Academy of Cognitive Therapy, as well as in couples therapy certified by the Gottman Institute. Timothy contributes his expertise to the University of Maryland School of Social Work and the Family Wellness Program at Ashley Addiction Treatment in Havre de Grace, MD. With a notable background that includes roles at The Kennedy Krieger Family Center and Magellan Behavioral Health, he also served as the former director of the Baltimore County Crisis Response System. His specialization lies in cognitive-behavioral treatment for depression, anxiety-related disorders, and substance use disorders, alongside life transitions. Timothy possesses extensive training in family therapy and couples therapy, equipping him to help clients resolve conflicts, enhance communication, and manage relational stress. A dedicated professional, he is continuously engaged in advancing his own training and providing education to fellow mental health professionals in cognitive behavioral therapy, family therapy, and couples therapy. As an adjunct clinical instructor, Timothy teaches courses on addictive behaviors, family therapy, and psychopathology and actively supervises graduate students during their practicum.

Lisa Dantonio is a dedicated Certified Clinical Social Worker with over ten years of experience in the field of therapy. She has a deep-rooted passion for empowering clients to achieve their personal goals, reflecting her commitment to their well-being. Lisa has practiced in various settings, including outpatient, inpatient, and partial hospitalization, providing invaluable assistance to families navigating the mental health system. Her special focus on women's issues, particularly Eating Disorders and Postpartum Depression, showcases her extensive expertise in these areas. Aligned with the Health At Every Size (HAES) framework, Lisa supports the principles of Intuitive Eating, promoting a holistic approach to mental health and wellness. Additionally, she possesses comprehensive experience in treating a range of conditions, such as Anxiety, Depression, Bipolar Disorder, PTSD, and Substance Abuse. Lisa offers individual, family, and couples therapy sessions, utilizing a diverse array of therapeutic techniques. While she frequently draws upon Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Internal Family Systems Therapy, Lisa collaborates with her clients to identify the therapeutic approach that best meets their needs.

Eve Del Monte is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor who specializes in working with children, adolescents, and young adults. Recognizing that growing up can be a tumultuous time filled with constant change, she provides support to help clients manage overwhelming pressures from school, friends, social media, and family. As a therapist, Eve's goal is to assist her clients in successfully navigating life's stressors, allowing them to reconnect with family and friends to rediscover joy. Through her compassionate approach, she empowers individuals to improve relationships and enhance happiness in their daily interactions.<br /> <br /> Eve views therapy as an investment of time, emotion, and resources, ensuring that her clients see tangible results from their sessions. She is known for her straightforwardness, providing supportive and encouraging feedback while fostering an authentic therapeutic environment. Her diverse therapeutic strategies include Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), among others. Understanding that a strong connection between therapist and client is vital for progress, Eve diligently works to build this relationship, facilitating effective collaboration and growth.

Candace Domayer Ellrich is an experienced counselor, LCPC, and PMH-C who recognizes that therapy can be both a challenging and exhilarating journey. She is dedicated to providing a safe, supportive, and healing environment for each of her clients. Specializing in a wide range of issues, Candace assists adults dealing with relationship difficulties, trauma, grief and loss, and perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. Her expertise extends to reproductive concerns, maternal mental health, anxiety, depression, and self-esteem. Candace also enjoys guiding those who wish to explore their identity, transform harmful relationship patterns, and enhance self-awareness. In her interactive and supportive therapeutic style, she collaborates with clients to set therapeutic goals, alleviate troubling symptoms, and comprehend the underlying experiences and beliefs that contribute to those symptoms. Additionally, she serves as an Approved Clinical Supervisor, providing individual supervision for those earning their LCPC credentials. With a certification in Perinatal Mental Health from Postpartum Support International and completion of a 30-hour Fertility Counseling Postgraduate Course, Candace aims to empower individuals to achieve greater fulfillment in their lives.

Brenda Dorsch Ibuwtu, a compassionate counselor with a PhD and LCPC credentials, understands that there are moments in life when everyone could benefit from a caring listener. Whether individuals face challenges in current relationships or are wrestling with past traumas, Brenda is committed to walking alongside them on their unique life journeys. Together, she focuses on clients' treatment goals, exploring the various aspects that contribute to their identities. Adopting a holistic framework, Brenda tailors her therapeutic approaches to meet the distinct needs of each client, recognizing the individual nature of life experiences and spiritual beliefs. When working with children, she employs a systems approach, acknowledging the vital connections between the child and their family and environment. With a wealth of experience, Brenda has supported clients through interpersonal issues, life transitions, substance abuse, anxiety, and more. Her extensive research background and experience working with gender non-conforming and transgender individuals, as well as LGB individuals, reflect her dedication to fostering an inclusive and affirming space. Brenda is excited to accompany clients on their paths towards healing and growth.

Wendy Zimmerman, EdD, is a licensed psychologist with a deeply compassionate and caring approach to therapy. She has been providing individual, family, and couples therapy since 1987, with a remarkable focus on supporting patients through significant life changes and emotional challenges. Often described by her patients as a guiding light, Wendy aims to help individuals seeking relief from anxiety, depression, and the pressures of perfectionism. Her expertise extends to offering guidance in navigating grief, enhancing relationships—whether intimate, familial, or professional—and finding clarity in parenting and career decisions. Wendy's therapeutic style is non-judgmental yet pragmatically grounded in reality, allowing her to authentically engage with the unique needs of each person. By blending multiple therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Psychodynamic approaches, Compassion-Focused techniques, and Emotionally Focused therapy, she adapts her methods to foster meaningful progress. Participating in programs like Johns Hopkins EHP and the Uniformed Services Family Health Plan, she also offers assistance with out-of-network claim submissions, demonstrating her commitment to accessibility and support.