Find the right White therapist in Federal Hill of Baltimore, MD

Adena Miller

My approach to therapy: You made it here! Therapy is not one size fits all. You deserve to work with a therapist who connects with you and builds an approach that supports your individual needs. As a therapist, I utilize a somatic (body-based), relational approach to connect with and support my clients through change.

Amanda Mason

My approach to therapy: My therapeutic approach is person-centered, trauma-informed, and strengths-based. I strive for a collaborative yet supportive therapeutic relationship. I hope to be a steady and trusted traveling companion on your healing journey.

Erin Henley

My approach to therapy: If you’ve tried talk therapy before and didn’t find it helpful, you’re not alone. I go beyond talking—so you can finally heal. I’m an EMDR therapist in Rockville, MD who helps high-functioning adults heal from feeling stuck, trauma triggers, negative self-talk, insomnia, chronic nightmares, and low self-worth.

Sarah Puskavich

My approach to therapy: I often use Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy techniques, and Mindfulness techniques. These approaches combine gaining insight while validating our experience with valuable skills to create change.

Diane Brumfield

My approach to therapy: I work with adults, teens, and children feeling anxious, stressed, or navigating life changes. My approach blends evidence-based therapy with strategies that calm the mind and body, creating a safe, supportive space where clients feel heard and understood.

Hannah Fuller

My approach to therapy: My approach is relational, collaborative, and goes beyond just talking, because insight alone doesn't always create change. I bring warmth (and humor when appropriate) into the room, and often integrate IFS and EMDR to facilitate deeper change. I work at a pace that feels right to you, and make sure you never feel like you're doing it alone.

Sammi Farber

My approach to therapy: Though I specialize primarily in eating disorders, I also have extensive experience in treating generalized anxiety disorder, depression, borderline personality disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, relationship problems and life transitions.

Lou Hanson

My approach to therapy: Flexibility: People are so different. Every experience and every belief shapes the lens through which we view the world. This is why I stay flexible and keep an ever-growing clinical toolbox so that I can have as many options for clients as possible.

Tim Gough

My approach to therapy: My approach is warm, honest, and practical. I create a space where you can feel safe, understood, and comfortable being yourself. I believe therapy should feel supportive, but also helpful and meaningful. Together we will look at patterns, build new skills, and find realistic solutions that fit your life, your goals, and who you are.

Erica Marshall

My approach to therapy: that I whole heartedly believe that healing happens when we feel safe enough to be fully ourselves. In order to help clients feel safe, I offer a collaborative, compassionate, and individualized approach. Rather than focusing solely on symptoms, I help clients understand the deeper experiences and patterns that are at the root of their present pain.