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Linda Kim

My approach to therapy: My style is warm, light-hearted, and goal-oriented. My desire is to be your support as you take steps to live a purposeful and stable life. I am a firm believer that life can get better.

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Sevena Boughton

My approach to therapy: My therapy approach is individualized and eclectic. It's based on the needs of each of the clients I work with. It's eclectic as I utilize an assortment of apporaches and tools to optimize the needs and goals of the client.

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Kal Zeryihun

My approach to therapy: I use a mind and body-integrated approach to healing, such as increasing awareness of the Gut-Brain connection and incorporating Mindfulness practices along with CBT.

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Tiffany Cruz

My approach to therapy: His general approach to working with patients is based on an assumption that most people are the best experts on their own lives. I like to work with people in partnership to assist them in defining problems and finding individualized solutions based

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Elizabeth Turin

My approach to therapy: We will set goals and identify obstacles. I will present a treatment plan that addresses the social, work/school, physical/medical and mental state components of the patient with an emphasis on prevention and relapsing. Medication is never the first

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KL Gash & Associates, LLC

My approach to therapy: I take a strength based holistic perspective. This means I'll ask you about your thoughts and behaviors, your family history as well as your environment to understand who you are as an individual in the wider context of your life.

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Katrin Kutlucinar, MA, LGPC

My approach to therapy: You are the head of this treatment team so we will try several treatment modalities to find the ones that best suit your unique personality. I believe you gain more from therapy when you use a treatment you not only benefit from but also enjoy.

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Jaclyn Boehnke

My approach to therapy: Hello there! I’m Jaclyn. I’m a compassionate social worker with experience supporting children, adolescents, and families. My approach is rooted in meeting individuals where they are, offering care that is responsive to their unique needs, strengths, and experiences.

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Laura Miller

My approach to therapy: Hi, I'm Laura! My therapeutic approach includes utilizing a person-centered and CBT approach. I have experience working with families, couples, children and adolescents and adults of all ages. I specialize in mood disorders, depression, anxiety, substance use, trauma, crisis counseling, child behavior and play therapy.

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Drew Goldbaum-Ratkevich

My approach to therapy: The Bass Wellness Center (BWC) was founded by two board certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners; alumni & adjunct faculty members of New York University's Rory Meyer's College of Nursing. BWC provides a full continuum of psychiatric & addiction services online, at your convenience.

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Find Bipolar Disorder Therapists & Counselors in Downtown of Baltimore, MD.

Bipolar disorder is characterized by intense and swift mood changes that can make everyday life a challenge. There are multiple types of bipolar disorder (formerly called manic-depressive), and each are characterized by their levels of ups and downs as well as the length of symptoms.

If you believe you have bipolar disorder, the time to seek help is now. Mental Health Match can help you easily find an experienced therapist or counselor who best meets your needs.

Symptoms of Bipolar Disorder

When it comes to bipolar disorder, there are two classes of symptoms, mania and depression, that alternate for specific episodes. These cause feelings of highs and lows.

  • Mania: restlessness, overconfidence, having loads of energy, feeling extremely happy, feeling like your thoughts are racing.
  • Depression: sadness, hopelessness, fatigue, being unable to concentrate, decreased interest in daily activities or relationships.

You may not experience these exact symptoms, as bipolar disorder symptoms can vary greatly from individual to individual. Less severe symptoms are often caused by Cyclothymic disorder, which is related to bipolar disorder.

If you’d like to know more about bipolar disorder symptoms, this article details differences between manic and depressive episodes. If you think you may be suffering from bipolar disorder, the best thing you can do is seek help from a therapist.

Seek Bipolar Disorder Therapy Today!

The sooner you seek treatment for bipolar disorder, the sooner you can begin to understand and cope with your mood swings. And Mental Health Match can help you get started by quickly matching you with a professional therapist. Start by browsing experts above or by using our free therapist matching tool.


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