Angie Wirsing is a dedicated counselor with credentials as an MS, LGPC, and NCC, who understands the challenges that often arise during the various journeys of life. Many individuals face personal, environmental, behavioral, and emotional changes that can manifest as difficulties. If someone is seeking support, it is likely that they are experiencing similar challenges in their own journey. Angie specializes in working with children, adolescents, and their families, focusing on building self-esteem, confidence, and effective problem-solving skills. She works collaboratively to identify challenges within family dynamics, aiming to strengthen the family unit as a whole. In her individual sessions, Angie explores how clients’ current problems affect their lives. Emphasizing meaningful connections, she adopts a person-centered approach, fostering collaboration to identify goals and strategize pathways to achieve them. Though therapy may have its challenges, Angie’s supportive presence ensures that no one has to navigate their journey alone.

Jessica Kepner is a licensed clinical professional counselor (MS, LCPC) dedicated to promoting a profound state of wellness for both body and mind. She understands that the journey towards wellness can be filled with challenges and triumphs, and emphasizes that individuals experiencing difficulties in these areas are not alone. Jessica employs a mindful, holistic approach to mental wellness, deeply respecting each individual's unique journey. Her treatments are customized based on personal needs and goals, drawing upon methods rooted in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, and trauma-informed care. With over 10 years of experience in promoting mental wellness, Jessica has worked with a diverse clientele across various treatment settings. She has a particular affinity for supporting children, adolescents, and families, and she is known for her safe, nonjudgmental, and compassionate care. Jessica appreciates the opportunity to help guide individuals on their path to wellness.

Dr. Allyson Kett is a licensed psychologist based in Maryland, dedicated to helping children, adolescents, adults, and families navigate a wide range of psychological challenges. With extensive experience in addressing various presenting problems including adjustment disorders, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, self-harm, ADHD, Separation Anxiety Disorder, OCD, and a variety of behavioral issues, she assesses each individual's readiness for change with care and compassion. Dr. Kett primarily employs an integrative therapeutic approach, emphasizing cognitive behavioral theory, and she frequently incorporates play therapy when working with children. Additionally, she offers family therapy and possesses expertise in psychological testing, showcasing her commitment to holistic mental health care. Her collaborative work within a group practice consisting of psychologists, social workers, and counselors ensures that a broad spectrum of mental health needs can be addressed with professionalism and empathy.

Rachel Rothwell is a dedicated licensed clinical social worker and board-approved supervisor, recognized by both the Board of Social Worker Examiners and the Board of Professional Counselors. With a Master’s Degree in Social Work specializing in mental health from the University of Maryland School of Social Work, she brings extensive experience in supporting children and families within outpatient and school-based environments. Rachel has a particular expertise in working with young children aged 0-5 and holds several certifications in early childhood mental health. Additionally, she has completed her Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Certificate and is a certified trainer for the Chicago Parent Program. Her passion lies in fostering the emotional well-being of children and their families, making her an invaluable resource in the field of mental health.

Shawna Lindberg, a compassionate Marriage and Family Therapist with over 26 years of experience, understands that life can be challenging. Many individuals find themselves overwhelmed by stress—balancing careers, relationships, and parental responsibilities—often struggling to carve out personal time. The recent years have presented new hurdles that can strain relationships, a reality Shawna is well-equipped to address. Specializing in helping women navigate trauma, everyday stress, and relationship improvements, she provides a warm and non-judgmental space for her clients to share their experiences. Known for her openness and approachability, Shawna fosters a collaborative environment, ensuring that therapy feels like a shared journey toward rejuvenation and fulfillment. Her expertise in the Gottman Method, EMDR, and cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) allows her to tailor her approach to each client's unique needs. Clients who work with Shawna can expect to experience reduced stress, a renewed joy in life, and improved connections within their relationships. It's time to start feeling better and rediscovering the love and connection in life.

Sara Linnehan, an experienced Clinical Social Worker and therapist, understands that after losing a loved one, the world transforms in unimaginable ways. Individuals often grapple with overwhelming feelings of grief, which can feel particularly burdensome. She recognizes the challenges of processing complex emotions like love, regret, anger, and sadness, especially when grief can seem isolating or chaotic. Sara deeply believes that grief, while intensely personal, is also a shared experience that can lead to healing and growth. Her passion lies in supporting those burdened by profound grief and loss, including those facing the complicated challenges associated with suicide loss. In her practice, Sara stands beside her clients, offering compassionate guidance and a safe space to mourn and reflect. She values the unique journeys of her clients as they create ongoing relationships with those they've lost, helping them navigate both the darkness and light of their experiences and find a meaningful path forward toward recovery. Sara employs a variety of therapeutic approaches, including Mindfulness-Based strategies and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, tailored to meet the unique needs of each person or group she works with.

Louise Loehr, LCSW-C, is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who believes that therapy is a purposeful journey. She creates a space where clients can share their experiences, guiding them to better understand their thoughts, feelings, actions, and past experiences. Her approach skillfully balances the serious and emotional moments with humor and joy, providing genuine support to individuals and their loved ones. With over 14 years of direct practice, Louise has developed a deep passion for helping teens and adults navigate challenges such as anxiety, anger management, depression, ADHD, life transitions, and significant stress. She has a knack for connecting with clients, making her an effective choice for those who may be hesitant or resistant to therapy. Louise views the therapeutic relationship as a personal and meaningful experience, recognizing that finding the right therapist is crucial to the healing process. She prioritizes her clients’ well-being, offering support to connect them with an alternative therapist if needed. Louise looks forward to guiding individuals on their journey toward greater emotional well-being and resilience.

Eddie Lomash is the owner and clinical director of Magothy River Counseling, where he leads a dedicated team specializing in LGBTQIA+ affirming and informed psychotherapy. Known for a supportive, personable, yet direct approach, Eddie draws heavily from person-centered, relational, queer theory, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). His practice is committed to authenticity and aims to create a safe space for Queer, Trans, and nonbinary individuals, as well as Poly/CNM and Kinky communities. Eddie is experienced in addressing a range of issues, including trauma, relationship challenges, and life transitions, utilizing various therapeutic modalities like relational and humanistic approaches. Although Eddie currently does not have openings, he can connect individuals to licensed therapists within his practice who are ready to help, making sure everyone receives compassionate support tailored to their unique journey.

Kathleen Horrigan is a compassionate and dedicated counselor with credentials including MS, NCC, BCC, LCPC, and CGT. With a wealth of experience working with teens, adults, and elders, Kathleen specializes in addressing a range of top issues including anxiety, women's issues, and relationship challenges. Her holistic approach incorporates various therapeutic modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), the Gottman Method, and emotionally focused techniques. Kathleen is particularly adept at facilitating growth and healing for couples and individuals, utilizing strength-based, solution-focused strategies that empower her clients to overcome obstacles and embrace positive change. Passionate about creating a culturally sensitive environment, she offers guidance for diverse issues like substance use, stress management, and anger management, ensuring every client feels supported on their unique journey to well-being.

Suzan Stafford, a licensed clinical social worker and therapist, specializes in working with individuals and couples, including family members, who are facing challenges in their relationships. She is dedicated to assisting clients who experience difficulties in their connections, such as marital, premarital, and parent-child issues. Many clients may feel that their needs go unnoticed or that they are not understood by their partners, often repeating the same arguments in cyclical patterns of communication and behavior. This sense of isolation can lead to the belief that improvement is unattainable. Suzan is skilled in guiding her clients toward enhancing their connections through various therapeutic approaches tailored to the unique nature of each problem. She employs techniques from emotion-focused therapy, attachment-based therapy, and internal family systems therapy, alongside insights from neuroscience, to help clients gain deeper self-awareness and clarity regarding their relationship challenges. By focusing on personal and relational understanding, Suzan strives to facilitate positive changes in the lives of individuals and couples alike.

Laura Malone, a skilled clinical social worker and therapist, believes in the profound importance of helping individuals shed fears that hinder their understanding and self-acceptance. Whether clients face challenges from past traumas, feelings of loneliness, anxiety, or the fear of not being accepted, she approaches each situation with compassion and a non-judgmental attitude. As clients express their readiness for change, Laura is dedicated to meeting them where they are in their therapeutic journey. She enjoys collaborating with a diverse clientele, including individuals from the LGBTQIA+ community, and tailors treatment plans to accommodate each person’s unique needs. Utilizing an integrative, person-centered, and holistic approach, along with expressive therapies and mindfulness techniques, Laura fosters growth and promotes an authentic mind-body connection. She is passionate about ensuring that all her clients feel heard, recognized, and valued in their emotional, spiritual, and psychological journeys.

Caitlin McGuire, LCSWC, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to guiding individuals on their journey towards wellness and empowerment. With a rich background in in-home services, particularly in foster care and adoptions, Caitlin has had the privilege of working with diverse populations, including those in Baltimore City and Anne Arundel County. Her expertise spans a range of mental health issues, including depression, anxiety, bipolar mood disorders, ADHD, and PTSD. Caitlin is a board-certified clinical supervisor, having completed the Trauma Certification - level I with Lisa Ferentz. She is passionate about integrating multiple trauma-focused approaches into her practice, alongside other modalities such as Motivational Interviewing and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Caitlin provides supportive and effective therapy for individuals, families, children, couples, adolescents, and adults. Her practice reflects a commitment to fostering deeper understanding and healing within her clients, making her a valuable partner in their wellness journey.

Taylor McMahon is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist with a warm, authentic, and non-judgmental approach. They provide a safe and supportive space for clients to express themselves, where feelings of appreciation and understanding flourish. With clinical experience spanning individuals, couples, and families from diverse backgrounds, Taylor employs empathy as a core component of therapy, ensuring clients feel validated and connected. Their work with couples focuses on enhancing communication and understanding, while family therapy emphasizes strengthening connections between parents and children to foster familial thriving. Taylor understands that therapy is a meaningful journey toward deeper self-awareness and improved interpersonal relationships, and they empower individuals to become active agents in their healing and growth. As a compassionate guide, Taylor walks alongside clients in their pursuit of self-compassion and awareness, ready to navigate even the most challenging terrains together. Additionally, Taylor is trained in delivering EMDR therapy, further enhancing their therapeutic toolkit.