Online therapy for overwhelmed moms across Maryland

All mental health providers are trained and expected to accept you as a whole person, spiritual beliefs and practices included.  However in recent years, a combination of negative press and social media trends have painted some religions in bad light.  This has spurred concern that a therapist in one of those religions will be biased, critical, judgmental, unwelcoming, or otherwise unprofessional toward a client of a different or no spiritual experience. 

At Sojourn Well, we are interested in learning where your inner strengths and support system lie. You'll be invited to share them with us, and to incorporate them into your treatment and coping plan as you deem helpful.  At times, we may ask you if there is anything from your religion of spiritual practices that applies to the situation at hand:  any story, imagery, music, mantra, text, teaching, idiom, ritual, or custum that feels relevant or helpful.  You may choose to tell us about it, to practice it in the session, or to keep it to yourself for your own reflection after session. If it helps you, it is welcome here. You are welcome here. Each and every part of you is welcome here.  

For those seeking mental health care from a Christian biblical perspective, we are prepared to explore this option with you. If this is you, let's talk about it during our initial visit to understand why choosing a Christian therapist is important to you, and how you would like to incorporate your spiritual journey into our sessions.