Mary Dyer Hubbard is a compassionate Pastoral Counselor who understands that even the strongest individuals may face periods of overwhelming difficulty. With a rich educational background from Loyola University Maryland, where she graduated in 1986, Mary brings a wealth of experience to her practice. She specializes in guiding adults through the complexities of grief, trauma, PTSD, and self-esteem issues. Known for her eclectic approach, Mary utilizes modalities including Imago, Gestalt, and family systems therapy, ensuring that each client's unique needs are met. Her belief in the power of stories as a therapeutic tool allows her to attentively listen to the narratives of her clients, uncovering deeper themes that can lead to clarity and direction on their healing journey. Mary's innate compassion, sense of humor, and ability to work with the full spectrum of emotions create a safe space for clients to explore both laughter and tears. With Mary, clients can expect honest feedback and a genuine partnership as they discover their own inner wisdom and strength, paving the way towards greater peace and freedom.