Find therapists in Chestertown

Sara Lewis

I am enthusiastic about working with individuals, dyads, or triads navigating interpersonal conflict. I have particular interests in working with people seeking support navigating ethically non-monogamous relationships, complicated family dynamics, and life transitions. I’m passionate about health at every size and practice within a body liberation framework. I’m interested in working with people seeking to challenge their conditioning around food, movement, and body image.

Samantha Levinson

My office offers teletherapy play sessions with children and is also easily transformed into a space comfortable for adolescents, adults, and couples. For more than 15 years, I have worked with children, adolescents, and adults with behavioral and emotional challenges.

Michelle Litwer

My main objective is to help clients manage their emotions and make decisions that are line with their goals/values. My areas of specialization include anxiety and OCD disorders (phobias, social anxiety, generalized anxiety), emotion dysregulation difficulties, navigating life transitions, and working with individuals in the perinatal/postpartum period.

Elvan Kama Kurtz

If you're motivated to create positive change in your romantic relationship, and to invest your relationship's future, I'd be honored to work with you. My ideal client is struggling with relationship challenges like healing after an affair, rebuilding trust and intimacy, communication breakdowns, conflict resolution, grieving, and navigating life changes and stressors. I look forward to support you and teaching you the tools to enhance your relationship satisfaction and quality.

Hadley Roberts-Donnelly

I work predominantly with individual adults and couples working through relational issues & trauma and who are wanting to explore the origins of their distress. I also work with children and adolescents, incorporating interventions from play and art therapy. With my clients, I enjoy weaving through moments of healing insight and moments of intentional growth while honoring our changing needs and overall goals.

Rachel Brittingham

You’ve spent a lot of your life just “getting through it”. But now that you’re through it (at least mostly), your past seems to be catching up to you. Your relationships with significant others, friends, family, and even yourself seem to be challenging. You’re realizing now that maybe “just getting through it” wasn’t enough. Slowing down is really difficult, but it’s time. This can feel scary to take on alone and I can support you on your healing journey.

Ann Iniguez

Dedicated to working with people from all walks of life, having served clients in recovery and incarceration.

PhIIRST: Philadelphia Institute for Individual, Relational, & Sex Therapy

PhIIRST offers a wide range of counseling and therapy services for individuals, couples, families, and all types of relationships.

Aleisa Myles

In-person sessions offered. Whatever the hurts, heartaches, quandaries, and strivings that bring you here now, you do not have to carry them alone. I can help you find relief, but relief is only the beginning. If you struggle with cumulative trauma, depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, or loss, I can help. I also welcome people working on issues of spirituality and sexuality, helping professionals wanting to deepen their own work, and social changemakers honing their effectiveness.

CJ Mooney

I specialize in individual and couple work and welcome the presence of partners and family members to enhance the therapeutic experience. Many of my clients are navigating life transitions, have experienced trauma, are trying to reinvigorate romantic relationships, or live with anxiety/depression. I am happy to work with humans from all backgrounds, but I am especially trying to make space for LGBTQ+ and gender-expansive folx, as well as the polyamorous & neurodiverse communities.

Hider Shaaban

Whether it is trauma, depression, anxiety, OCD, identity issues, ADHD, relationship problems, or anything in between that you are currently struggling with, it would be my pleasure to guide and help you through it. It may be a challenge sometimes to find a therapist who can meet your needs, which is why, in my opinion, the first and most important goal to accomplish together is a strong rapport.

Jessica Henninger

Everyone gets stuck sometimes, and everyone can benefit from learning more about themselves. That is why I strive to empower people to develop goals, identify potential barriers, and explore strategies to pursue what is important to them. Whether you're looking for support to better manage stress, improve mood, process trauma, cope with anxiety, or improve overall wellness, I will meet you were you are, and we'll work to reduce your symptoms and help you live a live aligned with your values.

Danny Silbert

I work with adolescents, adults, and couples. Individuals that I work generally report concerns around relationships, depression, anxiety, complex trauma, and low self-esteem. Through several years of psychodynamic training and extensive time in the consultation room, I have learned how to understand the relationships of my patients -- individuals and couples alike -- by being *in* relationship with my patients, in a safe, contained, and exploratory setting.

Matthew McCool

I aim to empower my clients to examine themselves and their environments, develop healthier relationships and coping mechanisms, build resilience, and embrace their identities fully, while addressing the emotional and psychological factors that contribute to their struggles.

Evan Kardon

I support individuals and couples as they tune in to their inner voice, strengthen their sense of self, and ultimately find comfort in expressing their wants and needs. We will explore the root causes of some of the patterns in your life and strive for self-discovery and growth. I will help you to identify and ultimately challenge negative self-talk that has likely impacted your view of self and led to negative coping behaviors.

Djuan Short

Are you confused about the direction of your life? You have experienced many ups and downs causing you to be unsure about trusting yourself? I know exactly what you're feeling; procrastinating, easily agitated, isolating and not knowing who you are. Learning about who you are at the core can be terrifying, but I don't want you go through this experience alone. Holistic practices can assist with becoming more present and regulated while letting go of false identities and beliefs we may have.

Kirk Shepard

Whether you are seeking relief from anxiety, depression, grief, loss, or striving for emotional regulation.My clients often face challenges related to identity and belonging. They may feel misunderstood or marginalized due to their queer, creative, or unconventional lifestyles. Many are grappling with anxiety and stress stemming from a chaotic climate future and uncertain political landscape. They might also experience a sense of existential uncertainty, questioning meaning and purpose in life.

L'Or​​éal McCollum

Some people move through life feeling disconnected, overwhelmed, or “out of body.” At Resilience Lab I hold space for them to process personal and/or intergenerational trauma so they can heal, connect with others, and live more freely. The people who resonate with my approach the most are soul searchers, creatives, and anyone looking to buck societal expectations. They might be exploring their sexuality, relationship with substances, or pieces of their identity they’ve been repressing.

Laura Estavillo

Laura’s ideal client is someone seeking a safe, affirming space to navigate trauma, grief, relationships, life transitions, or daily stressors. Specializing in LGBTQIA+ support, ethical non-monogamy, and sex-positivity, Laura helps individuals and couples explore identity, intimacy, and communication. With a client-centered approach, she empowers clients to build self-awareness, heal past wounds, and grow into their most authentic selves.

Shoshana Trager

I tend to work with individuals exploring relationships. This might mean their relationship to themselves with feelings of depression, anxiety or self-critique, exploring the vastness of queerness, and making sense of dueling desires. It also can mean dissecting relationships of one's past or digging into current relationships (friends/romantic/queer-platonic). I do this in individual therapy as well as with partner(s). I work most often with teenagers and adults.