Susan is a relational therapist specializing in diverse areas, she work with individuals and couples dealing with relationship ambivalence, anxiety, neurodiversity, life transitions, depression, trauma, and various relationship challenges, including polyamory and nonmonogamous relationships, while fostering safety and trust in the therapeutic relationship to explore and process complex emotions and choices. Susan’s nurturing and interactive style aims to help clients build awareness, find their strengths, heal, and create meaningful relationships and personal growth.

Diana is an individual and couples therapist in Baltimore, specializing in helping adults with anxiety, depression, life and career transitions, high-stress careers, trauma, LGBTQIA+ issues, pre-marital counseling, relationship struggles, and various diverse backgrounds. As a Latina raised in Baltimore, she welcomes clients from diverse ethnic backgrounds, aiming to create a safe and inclusive environment where everyone's unique stories and struggles are heard and valued.

Abby is an individual and couples therapist in Baltimore, specializing in working with adults (18+) dealing with various issues such as depression, anxiety, life transitions, LGBTQIA+ concerns, sexual health, trauma, and more, offering a safe and nonjudgmental space for self-exploration and growth using an integrated therapeutic approach tailored to each individual's unique situation and preferences. She is dedicated to providing compassionate support and believes that therapy is a collaborative journey where she assists clients in understanding and embracing themselves while helping them navigate the challenges they face.

Brittany, a therapist in Baltimore, welcomes individuals and couples (ages 18+) dealing with a range of challenges, including couples work, high-demand job stress, anxiety, depression, LGBTQIA+ concerns, and trauma support, offering a nonjudgmental and collaborative therapeutic environment tailored to their unique needs and experiences. She believes in the strength it takes to seek support and is committed to providing a safe space for clients to navigate their journey with transparency, authenticity, and accountability, fostering growth and healing.

Daniya is a telehealth therapist for adults in Baltimore, specializing in disempowerment, BIPOC and intersectional identity issues, PTSD, military experiences, anxiety, depression, marginalized populations, and boundary challenges. She integrates mind-body connections and navigates oppressive systems, catering to monogamous, polyamorous, nontraditional, and consensually non-monogamous individuals, using feminist and narrative therapies to empower clients towards self-guided healing.

Kat provides individual telehealth therapy for adults in Baltimore, focusing on substance abuse, anxiety, relationship issues, LGBTQIA+ concerns, anger management, and life transitions, with a therapeutic approach that values empathy, compassion, authenticity, and humor, aimed at fostering self-growth, healing, and inner peace, while recognizing and celebrating each client's unique experience and personal journey.

Rae is an individual and couples therapist offering therapy sessions for adults (18+) in Baltimore and the surrounding area. She specializes in supporting those struggling with or relating to various challenges, including LGBTQIA+ identity and affirmation, the unique pressures faced by creatives and performing artists, and neurodivergence. Rae also assists individuals navigating LDS (Mormon) religious deconstruction, professors, educators, and healthcare professionals dealing with career-specific stressors, and those overcoming trauma and post-traumatic growth. Additionally, she provides guidance for life and career transitions, anxiety and depression, and specializes in couples work through the PACT model.

Rylee is a dedicated therapist providing in-person and telehealth therapy for clients in Maryland. She specializes in transitional life periods, LGBTQIA+ concerns, neurodiversity, equestrians, post-traumatic growth/PTSD, and anxiety and depression. Rylee also supports teens aged 13 and older with challenges related to peer relationships, bullying, self-esteem, emotional regulation, LGBTQIA+ issues, and neurodiversity.

Mary Cate Stiles

Mary Cate Stiles (she/her), a counseling intern at Space Between Counseling Services supervised by Diana Harden, LCPC, is passionate about creating a safe, judgment-free space with an energetic, person-centered approach. She strives to make counseling stress-free and accessible, welcoming clients from all backgrounds and ages. Mary Cate is LGBTQIA+ affirming and has a special interest in topics like sex and sexuality, anxiety, interpersonal issues, career challenges, women's issues, and everyday stressors.