Therapists in Fort Washington, MD

You have experienced trauma as a First Responder (EMT, Firefighter, Military, Law Enforcement etc), witnessed a terrible accident, struggle to cope with stress and anxiety, mood or adjustment due to immigration, racial discrimination, refugee status or identity concerns (LGBTQ, African-American). If these issues are affecting your social, home, family or work life too much, therapy with me can help in several ways!

Invisible Wounds Therapy and Wellness provides therapeutic services for those struggling with Anxiety and/ or past Trauma (including PTSD, childhood or complex trauma). We provide services for everyone and specialize in working with First Responders, Helpers and Healers or "Anxious Professionals." We also provide therapy services for those with an immigration, ex- pat or international background.

Openings available! As an IFS psychotherapist, I am passionate about giving my clients a safe place to be themselves, explore their inner wisdom, & navigate life’s challenges without needing to face them alone. I work with many issues but specialize in supporting survivors of complex trauma or relational transgression (childhood abuse, toxic relationships, or betrayals by partners, employers, spiritual leaders), folks facing life transitions, members of the LGBTQ+ community, & people navigating spiritual/religious crossroads or issues. I hold myself accountable to be culturally competent, trauma-informed, & LGBTQ-affirming.

Welcome to my practice! I am a bilingual psychotherapist with over 20 years of experience working in the Clinical field. I offer psychotherapy to people whose goals are to improve their mental well being, strengthen their interpersonal relationships, and achieve their aspirations in life. I combine different schools of psychotherapy to offer the most pertinent tools for clients to learn how to deal with diverse mental health conditions: anxiety, depression, sexual trauma, PTSD, complicated grief, relational challenges, self harm, among others. I am bilingual (Spanish) and also multicultural.

Increase your self-esteem, improve your relationships, strengthen your family, decrease self-defeating behaviors, and make lasting changes in your life! I welcome the opportunity to work with you on your journey with a Christian mindset. Counseling is an avenue for healing, exploration and growth. Let the healing begin! I love working with individuals, couples and families who are ready to move forward in life with hope. Progress is enhanced when there is commitment and accountable. Through a positive therapeutic relationship, progress will come. Let's journey together.

H.O.P.E Behavioral Health (HBH) is an accredited Outpatient Mental Health Clinic (OMHC) that provides an array of services, which include individual counseling for adults and children, couples and family counseling, case management and medication management. HBH strives to improve the quality of life for all clients by providing the highest quality of mental health services and timely access to services and treatments.

Do you feel pulled in a million and one different directions? Are you struggling to keep up with your relationships, at work or with your health? Is it hard to be kind to yourself? If yes is the answerto any of those questions, I am excited to connect with you. I help women manage anxiety and avoid feeling defeated. I use a whole person approach, addressing the needs of your mind, body, spirit and community. I integrate talking and mindfulness to help you develop a stronger relationship with self. You are met with compassion and evidence-based techniques so you can face your challenges and the habits that are holding you back.

Hello! I’m Nina, a Licensed Clinical Therapist who has been working in trauma intervention for 17+ years. I approach therapy using multiple modalities. I believe in the mind-body connection and integrate mindfulness and body-based interventions where needed, including a focus on the physiology of stress and emotions. I use a holistic approach to therapy, exploring all your identities, ambivalences, and values, and believe that understanding your upbringing and cultures is critical to how you cope and relate to the world and yourself in it.