I have over 15 years of experience working with individuals and families, and overcoming major life transitions they did not ask for from personal and family challenges to overcoming widespread difficulties. Events have shaped the lives of everyone, and that has shaped the therapy need and our work. I take a flexible approach unique to the client or clients in the room and look at the core strategies to get through, find solutions, look at situations differently, build resilience, and find new avenues. My background includes person-centered therapy, existential therapy, CBT, process oriented hypnosis, structural and strategic therapy, family therapy, humanistic therapy, internal family systems, and mindfulness. I have been proud to serve the federal workers and their families throughout my career and continue to be available in network. I am expanding to offer a group for displaced federal workers and those concerned about the changes in order to create a safe environment to process and build community out of isolation. In our area, many people may feel alone in their experiences or tempted to disconnect, and this is designed to break that idea by experience. My office is a private practice, not located in or affiliated with any federal entity. *Group pending sufficient numbers to begin.

Hi - I already set up a profile with therapy for feds and I am unsure how to change it. I wanted to reach out ASAP because the Chesapeake Center has closed and I am unable to see clients through their center. I have started my own private practice and have put my new contact information in the above fields. I am hoping you can edit my current profile (name is the same, Gabrielle Gross) and update it with the correct information. Please let me know if there is anything else you need from me!

My experience includes clinical mental health therapy, clinical administration, direct service delivery and supervisory responsibilities. I have a great passion for working with our service members. The role I play in helping Marines and Sailors become aware, trusting and assured that utilizing the completely confidential counseling I and other MFLCs can provide them excites me to break down the stigma that therapy and mental health can have in their eyes. Please email to set up a free phone meeting to discuss whether I can be of help.

I provide evidence-based psychological therapy grounded in a strong therapeutic alliance, focusing on helping clients understand the interaction between their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. In my clinical practice, I integrate approaches such as cognitive-behavioral therapy and client-centered techniques to support clients in developing insight, resilience, and effective coping strategies. My work emphasizes ethical practice, cultural sensitivity, and measurable progress toward clients’ psychological well-being.

I’m here to help you find your freedom. I became a therapist because I believe my purpose in life is to be of service. I can relate to the challenges that trauma brings, and the power of finding your voice and your freedom. During my career, I have seen people change their lives for the better time and time again. I am grateful to be a witness to that process, and awed at the resilience, strength, wisdom and fortitude that all of us possess. I believe that help and healing comes through a good relationship with a caring therapist. I strive to connect with people through empathy and validation, and facilitate lasting positive change.

My therapeutic approach is interactive, strength-based and practical. Using empathy, humor, and an objective perspective, we will work together to develop an effective, down-to-earth approach to managing your emotional experience and your life challenges.

I am a semi-retired LICSW with over 30 years experience. I have a small private practice specializing in working with couples. I am a Certified Imago Relationship therapist. Please email to set up a free phone meeting to discuss whether I can be of help.

I am a certified Jungian-based Psycho-Spiritual Director in private practice, a Spiritual Direction Mentor at the Haden Institute, and a Founder of the Guild for Transformational Studies (Jungian-based home study groups, classes, and retreats for spiritual and psychological growth). I worked in the Federal government for 33 years and am thoroughly informed about Federal workings. I engage individuals and groups in therapeutic interventions as each examines the trajectory of his/her own life journeys. At the core of my work is a deep sense of what it means to be human living in the presence of Mystery -- that life holds questions meant for each of us to explore -- and an understanding that greater wholeness develops when we unearth undiscovered material in the unconscious and bring it into consciousness. This work leads to an intimate relationship with one's own inner truth and leads to improvements with others at home, at work, and in other social environments. I am a graduate of Haden Institute’s Spiritual Direction Program and hold an MA in Language and Literature from the University of Michigan and an AMI degree in Developmental Education, as well as coursework from the Guild for Psychological Studies.

Life is hard. Let's make it easier, together. I specialize in working with women living alongside anxiety, ADHD, burnout, and perfectionism.

At First Responder Therapy Solutions, we offer remote therapeutic, professional counseling, and life coaching services using HIPAA compliant technology. Our services are tailored to support First Responders contending with trauma, depression, anxiety, anger, stress, PTSD, and other barriers hindering their quality of life. We also focus on working with families; from the parents of First Responders to immediate family with an emphasis on child play therapy techniques. Realizing that life happens; we maintain a flexible schedule with direct availability to a counselor for when you need support most.

I work individually with adults at all stages of life, focusing on anxiety, depression, grief and loss, LGBTQIA+ identity, and sleep disorders. My approach integrates behavioral, somatic, and emotion-focused modalities in order to achieve the most meaningful results for my clients: not only self-knowledge, but positive transformation.

We offer help when you need it No waiting lists ! Depression, anxiety, anger, parenting, relationships, grief, stress, you name it we can help!

Therapy is an opportunity to heal or get help in relationship. I work with individuals who want more than just tools. My goal is to allow for safe, deep, satisfying, and sometimes hard, but always enlivening conversations. My patients therefore hold a special place in my heart. I work with adults and college students who struggle with relationship, identity stressors, dissociation, trauma, anxiety, and depression. I frequently work with clients who have a co-morbid ADHD or Autism diagnosis. In addition to deep work, I can help you define goals and offer targeted treatments.

I'm a third generation health practitioner with over two decades working with folks dealing with the impact of trauma, exploring identity, facing life challenges. My practice is grounded in professional training, my own life experience, and an ongoing commitment to creating optimal conditions for mind/body/spirit to heal, grow, change. I believe in the power of human connection in service to your deepest well-being.

Gabrielle Gross is a Licensed Certified Social Worker-Clinical in the State of Maryland and a Licensed Certified Social Worker in the State of New Jersey.

Clelia provides individual, group, and family counseling in our Fort Walton Beach Office. She also offers telehealth services. In addition to counseling civilians, she works with veterans and active-duty service members to address the challenges of PTSD and family life.

If you're feeling messy, overwhelmed, trying hard to adjust to a life transition but just can't seem to get a foothold, therapy can help. Wellness means more than bouncing back from challenge, it can include bouncing forward with new growth, greater insight, increased resilience and hope despite all the pain and bad days. We challenge ourselves to grow more hopeful, to grow stronger, kinder, and with a belief that growth starts with us.

Amanda Morgan is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Pennsylvania, Florida, North Carolina, as well as a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker in Washington, DC. Amanda has her Bachelors and Masters in Social Work from New York University. "I genuinely enjoy the work I do with all individuals and place value in the fact that everyone's story, rationale, and feelings are different. I look forward to providing a safe, confidential space for you or your loved one to share their story and help find emotional, social, physical, spiritual, and/or occupational wellness and recovery."

My passion is working with teenagers and young adults, helping them discover themselves and navigate the challenges of becoming more self-assured and self-aware. I want to create a space where individuals can feel comfortable sharing and are able to gain insight into themselves. I enjoy working with women, especially mothers, to help them manage stress, overwhelm, and feelings of burnout. My career over the last 16+ years has allowed me the opportunity to work with a diverse population of clients from all racial and ethnic backgrounds, experiencing a variety of life struggles.

At A-Z Counseling & Consulting, I work with individuals, couples, and families from diverse backgrounds who are seeking support in managing a wide range of mental health concerns, including anxiety, trauma, relationship issues, and stress. My clients often come from various walks of life, including students, professionals, and individuals navigating personal or relational challenges. I am dedicated to fostering a collaborative and non-judgmental space where clients feel heard and supported throughout their therapeutic journey.

Dr. Stephanie has over twenty years of counseling experience serving children, adolescents, and adults of all ages. She earned a doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey and Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Howard University. She provides client-centered, trauma-informed and culturally responsive and respectful services in the quest to meet a client where they are and to support them in their journey to wellness and a life worth living. The aim is to empower each client to become the best version of self at home, work, and in relationships