The ongoing need for secure and satisfying connections within oneself and with others is a universal condition. The belief that we “should” keep difficult feelings concealed is a behavior valued by many. Yet, unacknowledged and unexpressed feelings actually contribute to personal and relationship difficulties.
Step into an opportunity for growth. Develop a foundation of self-trust to support the changes you want as you build secure connections with others.
When ongoing relationships are no longer satisfying, for whatever reason, pain surfaces. Slow down together in Couples Therapy. Discover your strengths and dare to experience rewarding connections as you express love and respect for each other.
Trauma limits one’s sense of well-being.
It can be brought on by either an immediate crisis or a series of emotional/physical injuries.
Symptoms can include emotional distress, baffling fatigue, unexplained feelings, as well as an absence of feelings.
Trauma therapy allows you to identify what you know and don’t know about the unsettling disruptions in your life.
Group psychotherapy provides a safe and confidential space for self-discovery.
As group members open up with each other, they are often surprised to discover they are not alone.
With this knowledge, they create a learning laboratory where they can explore struggles and feelings, as well as patterns of thinking and behaving.
Training and mentoring services offered to clinical providers is a rich and rewarding experience for all involved. The clinician who learns to comfortably use oneself in therapeutic relationships, by being familiar with their strengths and weaknesses, develops an ability to profoundly and empathically connect with clients.
Individual Supervision for trainees is required for clinical licensure. The benefits of this collaboration can be a great learning experience while earning licensing hours.
Individual Consultation for licensed therapists sustains the clinical confidence and professional assurance that Individual Supervision provided prior to receiving your license.
In this confidential space, you can discuss patient concerns, explore treatment options, and exchange ideas.
This confidential case-consultation group supports professional competence, skill development, and clinical resilience for practitioners at all levels.
Provides:
Licensure Hours for LGPC supervisees in Maryland;
Category B CEUs for all practicing mental health clinicians;
Hours toward the Certified Group Psychotherapist (CGP) credential.
A Process Group for Therapists is an opportunity for clinicians to deepen clinical consciousness with colleagues through the shared lens of our different ways of knowing.
The confidential space of a small group attends to the heart of the therapist with self-care reflection that nurtures, enriches, and affirms our work and our lives.
Expand your clinical versatility in an experiential multi-disciplinary group experience as we discover the clinical gold within our reach.
Hours count toward Category B-CEUs and the Certified Group Psychotherapist (CGP) credential.