I provide a warm, open communication and engaged style of therapy.
I provide a warm, open communication and engaged style of therapy.
My goal in counseling is to meet individuals where they are and assist them on their journey to emotional wellness. I am light-hearted, yet direct. I am supportive and seek to always encourage them in finding their strength. I believe active listening and rephrasing are key to ensuring that I as the therapist hear each client. So I frequently seek to confirm what is being said.
Working with you, alongside you, and for YOU, to take care of the emotional wellbeing that defines YOU. Life can present some difficult challenges. With the right support, these can be an incredible opportunity to grow. I offer deep empathy and active listening skills. I meet you where you are, and assist you in developing strength based techniques that you can use in reaching your goals in a non judgmental environment. I am also offering group counseling and workshops online that will assist you in taking care of your mental health.
People - like plants - don't thrive in less than optimal conditions. However people - unlike plants - have the ability to improve the conditions in which they exist and give themselves the gift of positive and exuberant growth. Is your growth as an individual being limited by ~ anxieties & fears ~ lack of direction ~ depression ~ past trauma ~ poor self image ~ relationship issues Any one of the above can make you feel stuck and uncertain. Growth oriented psychotherapy will help you rediscover your purpose and direction. My task is to guide you as you identify your goals and the resources you'll need to achieve them. My belief is that most of these resources already exist within you or are readily accessible to you.
Welcome to my practice! Therapy can be a powerful tool in relieving distress, learning about oneself, and living a more fulfilled life. I believe that at the heart of successful therapy is a collaborative, open, and warm relationship. Through curiosity and acceptance, I help my clients gain more appreciation for their emotions, assist them in recognizing their strengths, and aid them in identifying opportunities for growth. I strive to help my clients obtain the tools necessary to overcome roadblocks, which often keep them from reaching their full potential. I work with clients from diverse backgrounds and life stages and welcome the opportunity to treat individuals facing a wide range of concerns. Given my training and experience working with adolescents, college/graduate students, and young professionals, I have a deep understanding of the challenges these individuals face as they navigate life transitions. In particular, I specialize in helping individuals with self-esteem concerns, relationship difficulties, depression, anxiety, trauma/loss, and disordered eating. Taking the step to begin therapy can be difficult. With the right therapist, however, therapy can be an important and rewarding tool to living a more satisfying, authentic, and fulfilled life. I invite you to contact me to see if I may be a good fit for you. My office is metro-accessible, conveniently located in the Dupont Circle area of Washington, D.C. I have daytime and evening hours available.
Maybe you find yourself caught in cycles of overthinking. Maybe you feel like you have to handle it all on your own, or you find yourself repeating old patterns in relationships that leave you feeling unfulfilled. You might feel stuck in a rut & unsure of how to move forward. That’s where I can help. I work with people navigating relationships, life transitions, and the practice of self-compassion—often while managing anxiety, self-doubt, or a desire for something more. My role is to help you connect with your own inner wisdom and move toward meaningful, fulfilling change. Paige views her work from a client-centered, attachment-centered, and strengths-based lens. She employs art-based, somatic (body), and talk-based interventions in her practice and aims to best serve the needs of her clients. Paige also works with her clients in practicing mindfulness and is a Registered Yoga Teacher.
I have been in practice for over 20 years. I provide mental health support services, offering comprehensive services including biopsychosocial assessments, interventions, and follow-up services for medication management. I treat mood, trauma, and stress conditions. I also have experience with healthcare-related diagnoses and stressors, including prenatal and postpartum conditions, and loss. I utilize various therapeutic methods, including attachment-based approaches, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), trauma-informed approaches, and family systems theory.
I help people navigate change: going to college, having a child, mourning the loss of a loved one, ending a relationship, grieving expectations and hopes around fertility, and so much more. If you have found yourself in the midst of a change or are looking for your life to feel different, you are in the right place and I am here to help. My goal is to come alongside you and meet you where you are...to be with you as you dig deeper. Together we can work to heal pain from the past and help change your future. Book with me now by clicking on my website. We will work together to create a plan to help you reach your goals. Call or message today to talk about a plan for your needs. I approach therapy from a psychodynamic framework and blend Emotion-Focused and Mindfulness-based interventions to help support each person's individual goals. Having someone with you to validate your feelings while you navigate change can be a powerful experience and I would be honored to be that person for you. The right therapeutic fit can make all of the difference so give me a call or send a message and we can find a time to talk about if we might be a good fit.
I believe therapy is a collaborative process. I understand there are many times in our lives when we need support to help with a transition, a loss, a relationship, or a family issue. My approach is to assist you in gaining insight and awareness around issues that impact you in your life, and to build the confidence to deal with them. I focus on the development of coping strategies, improving communication skills, and resolving conflicts related to work, family, and relationships. It is my belief that therapy is a safe, supportive, respectful environment that can empower someone to find their voice and regain balance in their lives.
You may feel stuck, lonely, or emotionally exhausted—longing for connection, but unsure how to reach it. Maybe you've tried to fix things on your own, but the same painful patterns keep showing up. You're not alone, and things can get better. I work with individuals and couples who are navigating anxiety, relational struggles, past trauma, and major life transitions. Whether you're dealing with emotional distance in your relationship, the stress of parenting, infertility, or a history that still feels unresolved, I offer a space where you’ll feel seen, supported, and gently challenged. My approach is experiential, collaborative, and deeply respectful. We’ll work together to understand what’s driving the pain, create new ways of relating to yourself and others, and uncover possibilities for growth and healing. Clients often describe our sessions as insightful, emotionally rich, and relieving—a place where real change begins.
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Virginia. Born and raised in Iowa, I attended Iowa State University, graduating with a double major in Child, Adult, and Family Services and Spanish. I have traveled and lived in many places throughout the world, and have developed an appreciation for the differences we all have, but also the similarities that unite us. I received my master’s degree from Rutgers University. In my 18 years of work experience, I have worked supporting children, adolescents, and families. That experience includes working with trauma, depression, anxiety, school related anxiety and refusal, conflict between parents and children, involvement in the juvenile justice system, immigration stress and trauma, and crisis intervention. I have experience in child and adolescent therapy, family therapy, parenting, group therapy, and school-based mental health. I meet the child and family where they are on their journey and works collaboratively to develop realistic goals that will improve functioning in all environments. I utilize a strengths-based, solution-focused and family systems approach. I encourage children and families to share their culture and integrate the unique cultural experiences of families into treatment. I enjoy spending time outside, watching movies, reading books, and crocheting. I also enjoy various forms of exercise, like weightlifting and yoga. I enjoy watching (and sometimes playing) sports. I bring creativity and energy to my practice and am mindful and strategic about interventions used when working with children and families. Mental health is an important part of our being. Just like we eat food to feed our physical body, we must also get what we need to be mentally and emotionally resilient.
I have a deep regard and respect for a person who is on a healing journey. I look at each person individually. You come with your own unique life experiences and health goals. Through assessment and goal setting, we come up with your own unique treatment plan. My belief is we are total system and my approach is to support you in a Holistic matter; Body, Mind, and Spirit; using powerful tools, skill building, and compassion. My goal is to be a partner for you to achieve well-being.
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Living in Silver Spring offers the advantages of suburban comfort with easy access to Washington, D.C.'s opportunities. However, navigating the demands of professional life in the metro area while maintaining work-life balance can create unique stressors for residents.
Whether you're dealing with career transitions, relationship challenges, or the pressures of raising a family in Montgomery County, seeking mental health support is a sign of strength and self-awareness.
Since 2007, GoodTherapy has been dedicated to connecting people with ethical, compassionate therapists who understand that all individuals are capable of change and deserve dignity and respect. Our Silver Spring therapist directory features licensed professionals committed to eliminating stigma and providing evidence-based care.
Silver Spring residents commonly seek therapy for anxiety, depression, relationship issues, and work-related stress. The area's diverse population of 77,500 people, with 46% speaking languages other than English at home, creates a rich community that benefits from culturally sensitive mental health care.
Local factors such as commuting to D.C., managing the high cost of living in Montgomery County, and balancing career demands with family life can contribute to stress and mental health challenges. Many residents also navigate the complexities of being part of a multicultural community while maintaining their cultural identity.
Silver Spring therapists utilize various evidence-based approaches to address your unique needs and circumstances. Different therapy types offer distinct benefits depending on your goals and preferences.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) helps identify and change negative thought patterns that contribute to anxiety and depression. This approach is particularly effective for managing work stress and developing healthy coping strategies.
Solution-Focused therapy concentrates on your strengths and resources to create positive change quickly. This approach works well for individuals dealing with specific challenges or life transitions.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) teaches emotional regulation skills and mindfulness techniques, especially helpful for managing intense emotions and improving relationships.
Psychodynamic therapy explores unconscious patterns and past experiences that influence current behaviors, offering deep insight into relationship dynamics and personal growth.
Many Silver Spring therapists offer specialized services including couples counseling, family therapy, trauma recovery, and culturally responsive treatment for the area's diverse population.
Our directory makes it easy to find therapists who understand Silver Spring's unique community dynamics. Learn how GoodTherapy works to match you with professionals who align with your specific needs, cultural background, and treatment preferences.
Consider factors such as location convenience for your commute, language preferences, insurance acceptance, and therapeutic approach. Many Silver Spring residents prefer therapists who understand the pressures of living in the D.C. metro area.
Take time to review therapist profiles, which include information about specialties, treatment approaches, and availability. Understanding therapy fundamentals can help you make an informed decision about your mental health care.
While therapy costs can be a concern, many Silver Spring therapists offer sliding-scale fees, accept insurance, or provide payment plans to make treatment accessible. The median household income of $72,800 in Silver Spring means many residents have insurance coverage that includes mental health benefits.
Contact therapists directly to discuss payment options, and remember that investing in your mental health can improve your overall quality of life and relationships. The positive outcomes of therapy often extend far beyond the initial investment.
If you need additional options, consider exploring therapists in nearby areas or various ways to receive therapy, including online sessions that can accommodate busy schedules and eliminate commute time.
Seeking therapy demonstrates courage and commitment to your well-being. Whether you're dealing with immediate concerns or seeking personal growth, professional support can provide valuable tools and insights.
Browse our directory of qualified therapists in Silver Spring today. Each professional listed meets our high ethical standards and is committed to providing compassionate, effective care. Your journey toward better mental health starts with a single step – find a therapist near Silver Spring today.
Use GoodTherapy's directory to search for licensed therapists in Silver Spring. You can filter by specialty, insurance accepted, and treatment approach to find professionals who meet your specific needs.
Silver Spring therapists offer various approaches including CBT, DBT, psychodynamic therapy, solution-focused therapy, couples counseling, family therapy, and trauma treatment. Many also provide culturally responsive care.
Therapy costs vary, but many Silver Spring therapists accept insurance, offer sliding-scale fees, or provide payment plans. Contact therapists directly to discuss pricing and payment options that fit your budget.
Yes, given that 46% of Silver Spring residents speak languages other than English at home, many local therapists offer services in Spanish, French, and other languages to serve the diverse community.
Many Silver Spring therapists provide telehealth options, which can be convenient for busy professionals commuting to D.C. or those who prefer the flexibility of online sessions.