Signing up for therapy is easier than you think!
Get the support & relief you need this week!
Personal growth and empowerment are on the other side waiting for you!
Schedule a Counseling Appointment with a Maryland Therapist Near You Today!
Someone once told me that nobody actually wants to sign up for therapy! As therapists, we find that sooo hard to hear, because therapy can be such a rewarding and powerful experience!! However, If you’re that person who doesn’t really want to sign up for therapy, but you do want support, growth, outside perspective, and new coping strategies, know that our amazing therapists are committed to helping you achieve those goals!
At LifeSpring, we believe that getting a counseling appointment should NOT be difficult! That’s why we’ve made it as easy as possible for you to get started as soon as this week!! Yes, THIS WEEK!
Follow the steps below to schedule an appointment!
We Make Scheduling Easy!
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1. Call Us
Give us a call at 410-497-8451, Monday through Friday, 9am-5pm and speak with our office admin who will help you get scheduled!
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2. Schedule With a Therapist Below
Click on the “Make an Appointment” button with the therapist of your choice below (make sure they’re accepting new clients). Follow the prompts to create your account, schedule an appointment, and complete the biography section. You got this!
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3. Let Us Match You!
Need help deciding which therapist is the best fit for you? Let us help find you a match!
Harry, Jordan Bailey, Cam, Chelsea, Sera, and Annlynn are accepting clients!
Click on the therapists’ names below to read more about them.
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Jordan Bailey, LGPC
Jordan helps adults with navigating BIPOC experiences, race and cultural identity, and LGBTQIA+ concerns.
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Harry Calvert, LGPC
Harry works with children, teens, and adults and offers help with anxiety, depression, boundary setting, and self-esteem.
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Ali Miller, Intern
Ali helps adults with anxiety, depression, religious wounds and trauma, eating disorder recovery, and women’s issues.
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Ashley Swift, LCPC, NCC
Ashley helps adults with depression, grief and loss, stress and anxiety, life transitions, and peer relationships.
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Chelsea Cowden, LGPC
Chelsea helps teens and adults experiencing trauma, women’s issues, and anxiety and stress. You’ll find a mental health advocate in Chelsea!
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Michaela Langley, LGPC
Michaela helps teens and adults with anxiety and stress, boundary setting, and emotional regulation. Michaela is great for people seeking directness and honesty.
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Annlynn Best, LGPC
Annlynn helps adults with anxiety, depression, relationship concerns, and communication. She’s action-oriented for those who are ready to make change!
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Cam Davis, LGPC
Cam helps adults with depression, anxiety, neurodiversity, issues related to identity, and chronic illness and is trained in Brainspotting.
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Jordan Bramhall, LGPC
Jordan helps children, teens, and adults and with anxiety, depression, and life transitions. You can expect support, energy, and humor in sessions with Jordan
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Irene Burks, LGPC
Irene help adults with anxiety, depression, and trauma and is trained in Brainspotting and pet loss. Find support and a true ally in working with Irene!
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Liza Krohn, LCSW-C
Liza works with children, teens, and adults and offers help with trauma, depression, and mindfulness, and is trained in Brainspotting.
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Melissa Wesner, LCPC, LCMHC
Melissa works with adults and offers help with trauma, depression, and anxiety, and is a Certified Brainspotter.
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Mickayla Waldhauser, LGPC
Mickayla helps adults with anxiety, ADHD, depression, and faith-based concerns. She is trained in Brainspotting and enjoys working with people seeking therapy with a Christian therapist.
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Sara Secada-Lovio, LCPC
Sara works with adults and offers help with anxiety, depression, and life transitions, and is trained in Brainspotting.
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Sera Havrilla, LCPC
Sera works with adults and offers help with anxiety, depression, and boundary setting.
We Accept Insurance!
“Anything that’s human is mentionable, and anything that is mentionable can be more manageable. When we can talk about our feelings, they become less overwhelming, less upsetting, and less scary. The people we trust with that important talk can help us know that we are not alone.”
Fred Rogers