Mental Health Therapy in Glenarden

Therapists in Glenarden

Kelly Wright is a mental health professional, providing both online and in-person sessions. Services include therapy for teen & preteen (11 - 18) and adults (18+). Kelly is in-network with insurance providers including CareFirst, Carelon Behavioral Health, and Medicaid. They accept Cash and Check, and may offer sliding scale payment options to help with the cost of treatment. Get in touch to see how therapy can fit your goals and schedule.

Individuals

Cash

Check

Anxiety

Bipolar Disorder

Coping Skills

Depression

Emotional Disturbance

Obsessive Compulsive (OCD)

Peer Relationships

Relationship Issues

Self Esteem

Self Harm

Stress

Transgender

Trauma and PTSD

Octavia Carlos is a Clinical Social Worker/therapist, providing online sessions. Services include therapy for adults (18+). Octavia has experience working with Bisexual People, Gay People, and Lesbians. They also have experience working with Christian clients and provide faith-sensitive care while welcoming people of all backgrounds. Octavia is in-network with insurance providers including BlueCross BlueShield and CareFirst. They accept Paypal. Get in touch to see how therapy can fit your goals and schedule.

Individuals

Couples

Bisexual People

Gay People

Lesbians

Paypal

Coping Skills

Depression

Grief

Life Transitions

Marital and Premarital

Other

Relationship Issues

Self Esteem

Stress

Women's Issues

Free Mental Health Resources in Maryland

Elderly Mental Health Outreach supports seniors who are aged 60 and older and are experiencing mental health struggles. These services are for seniors who are homebound and cannot come to a traditional care clinic for treatment. They provide care free of charge.

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Seniors

The Calvert County Local Behavioral Health Authority offers a continuum of services to meet the needs of residents experiencing mental health or substance abuse struggles. Through publicly funded programs, you'll have access to crisis intervention services, evaluation, treatment, case management support, and access to housing. They also have a free 24-hour hotline and you can get referred to specialized services if needed.

The Maryland Behavioral Health Administration offers comprehensive care to address mental health or substance abuse struggles residents are facing. They offer free crisis intervention services, peer support services, and access to treatment.

211 Maryland is a free and confidential hotline that anyone, regardless of their age or background, can call for mental health support. They can provide you with crisis intervention services and referrals to local shelters or emergency housing services. This is often a first step for individuals seeking support.

The VA Maryland Healthcare System works with veterans who are experiencing behavioral health struggles brought on by substance use, a traumatic experience, or a coexisting diagnosis. Services, including therapy, medication support, inpatient psychiatric treatment, and other resources, are offered free of charge. They have a 24/7 hotline you can call.

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Veterans PTSD Depression Substance Abuse

Free Baltimore works with members of the LGBTQ, BIPOC communities, and underserved individuals. They offer therapy, psychiatry, and coaching services that are culturally competent and trauma informed. Services help you work on issues with your mental health or substance abuse challenges you're facing.

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BIPOC LGBTQ

Springboard Community Services works with students, teens, adults, and families. Their behavioral health services include counseling, psychiatry, and psychiatric rehabilitation programs. Case management services and access to housing support are also available.

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Teens & Students Men Women

The Mental Health Association of Maryland serves individuals of all ages, providing accessible care for mental health struggles impacting your life. Services include advocacy, education, and community outreach services. There are also specialized programs for pregnant and new moms, children, and seniors. This association also oversees the quality of the state's behavioral health care system.

Pro Bono Counseling is a nonprofit organization that supports individuals of all ages and backgrounds. They will connect you to free mental health counseling services in your area. These services are offered free of charge through partnered licensed professionals.

The Arc Maryland supports individuals who have intellectual or developmental disabilities. They provide resources and support services so that you can develop the skills to lead an independent and fruitful life.

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Disability

The House of Ruth in Maryland is a safe haven for women who have been victims of domestic violence. They provide a continuum of services including a 24 hour hotline, emergency shelter services, counseling, abuse intervention services, and access to legal assistance if needed.

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Domestic Violence Women

The Grassroots Crisis Intervention Center provides crisis intervention services 24/7. You can get referred to an emergency shelter, receive crisis intervention services, and get referred to local shelters for more long term housing support. They have a walk-in clinic in Columbia, Maryland.

The Montgomery County Crisis Center offers 24/7 crisis intervention services, including crisis stabilization, psychiatric evaluations, and referrals to different community agencies. They have a mobile team that can deploy in the event of a crisis, and their stabilization services are an alternative to traditional hospitalization.

The Worcester County Health Department offers mental health services including crisis intervention, referrals to emergency shelters in the community, and other supports. Throughout the year, they have different workshops and programs that take place, allowing you to build relevant life skills. They also offer free Narcan kits and training, as well as free testing for HIV and hepatitis C.

NAMI Maryland is a coalition of individuals, families, and community members who will support you as you work through your mental health struggles. They offer advocacy, education, access to support groups, and linkage to other resources within the community.