Breanna Elliott is a licensed supervisee in clinical social work. Breanna earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Towson University and Master of Social Work from the Catholic University of America.  She has experience treating individuals struggling with addiction and co-occurring disorders. Her professional interests include co-occurring disorders, addiction, mindfulness, OCD,  neuropsychology and women’s issues.

Breanna’s approach to treating clients incorporates cognitive-behavioral techniques (CBT), reality therapy techniques, and Motivational Interviewing.  This integrated approach allows Breanna to best understand her client’s needs and goals to develop an individualized plan to enhance their desired lifestyle and well-being.

Breanna offers a safe and nonjudgmental environment. She welcomes individuals who are struggling with co-occurring disorders, anxiety, depression, and those who may experience stress from daily life experiences. Clients with addiction-related challenges appropriate for outpatient care are welcome as well.

Bria Culp earned her Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling from Capella University. She holds a license in Clinical Professional Counseling in the State of Maryland.

Bria prepares her clients to make the choices necessary to improve their lives. As a committed, professional counselor in Maryland, your overall well-being and mental strength are her priority. She believes that making better choices for you can truly change your life.

Through the use of reality therapy, various psychotherapy methods, and collaborative treatment measures, Bria helps her clients cope with life’s various obstacles through the development of life-changing habits. Therapy sessions are designed to work through life’s issues and provide effective tools to help improve your life one choice at a time.

Bria specializes in clients dealing with anxiety, depression, and PTSD. She has experience working with children ages 6 and up, retirees, and the LGBTQ+ community.

Caroline specializes in working with adolescents and families, as well as anxiety and depressive disorders. She has experience with increasing positive communication between parents and children, problem solving with families for their unique needs, and providing community resources to continue a families’ mental health progress. Facilitating healthy family relationships is a part of Caroline’s family sessions. She received her Masters of Social Work from University of Maryland Baltimore.