Cassidy Demos is a compassionate counselor (LCPC, RPT) dedicated to supporting parents navigating the complexities of parenthood. She understands that being a parent often comes with unexpected challenges, leading to feelings of fear and inadequacy. Many parents find themselves overwhelmed, thinking they missed essential lessons in parenting, especially when faced with a child's sudden emotional outbursts. Cassidy recognizes the struggle parents face as they strive to comfort their children while managing their own emotions, particularly when one child's needs feel more demanding than the others. With a genuine desire to help parents reconnect with the joy they envisioned for their family, Cassidy offers a welcoming space for growth and understanding. Her clients appreciate her straightforward, down-to-earth approach, making therapy an accessible part of their busy lives. With 24/7 online self-scheduling and the option for virtual sessions, Cassidy is dedicated to providing the support parents need on this journey toward confident and nurturing parenting.

Dr. Caroline DuCoin is a distinguished clinical psychologist and the founder and CEO of the Center for Family and Behavioral Health (CFBH). She has dedicated her career to ensuring the highest standards of mental health treatment for children, adolescents, and their families. Before establishing CFBH, Dr. DuCoin served as a supervising psychologist at the prestigious Kennedy Krieger Institute, where she guided postdoctoral fellows, doctoral interns, and advanced doctoral students. Her expertise has influenced over 70 Ph.D.-level clinical psychology trainees, and she has played a vital role in the care of more than 2,000 patients. Dr. DuCoin's training includes notable institutions such as Johns Hopkins and Nova Southeastern University, and she currently holds an Adjunct Faculty position at Johns Hopkins University, School of Education. There, she teaches crucial topics including the implications of domestic violence and couple/family therapy. Committed to addressing diverse behavioral and emotional needs, Dr. DuCoin employs tailored, state-of-the-art interventions that aim to unlock each client’s unique potential. Believing in the process of goal-oriented change, she steadfastly supports clients on their journey toward a hopeful and fulfilling future.

Dr. Andrea Goddard, the Clinical Director of the Center for Family and Behavioral Health (CBFH), has dedicated her career to offering psychological services to a diverse clientele including children, adolescents, adults, families, and couples facing various mental health and family relationship concerns. Specializing in issues such as anxiety, ADHD, adjustment challenges, anger/aggression, bipolar disorder, depression, disruptive behavior, gender identity/questioning, OCD, tics, Tourette's, trauma, and familial and couple dynamics, Dr. Goddard adopts a collaborative approach, seeing her clients as equal partners in the therapeutic process. Her esteemed training at nationally recognized institutions such as Columbia University Medical Center, Kennedy Krieger Institute, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, and Adler University underpins her comprehensive expertise. Before her pivotal role at CBFH, Dr. Goddard served as a supervising psychologist at the Kennedy Krieger Institute, where she also directed the DBT program. Committed to addressing a wide array of behavioral and emotional needs, Dr. Goddard provides tailored, evidence-based interventions designed to support each client's unique potential. She firmly believes in the transformative power of goal-oriented change and is devoted to guiding clients toward a promising future.

Annette Layton-Lewis is a compassionate and dedicated Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, possessing a wealth of experience that spans 34 years as a Psychotherapist and 19 years as a Pastoral Counselor. With a degree from Loyola University, she has developed a profound ability to help adults navigate through feelings of depression, anxiety, fear, anger, and confusion, guiding them on their journey toward emotional wellness. Her expertise includes providing emergency assessments, crisis intervention, suicide risk evaluations, and program development across various settings, such as government facilities, correctional and educational institutions, medical hospitals, and community outpatient programs. Known for her strong analytical skills and deep empathy, Annette has a special interest in supporting clients with bipolar disorder, depressive disorder, anxiety disorder, adjustment disorder, spiritual conflicts, grief struggles, relationship issues, and job stress. She employs a diverse array of therapeutic modalities, including Compassion Focused, Person-Centered, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), ensuring culturally sensitive care tailored to the individual needs of her clients. Through her extensive experience and well-honed counseling skills, Annette has effectively facilitated positive change and spiritual growth for those she serves, making her an invaluable resource for anyone facing a crisis in their lives.