Individual Therapy in Severn, Maryland
Accessible, confidential therapy from the comfort of your home
Looking for a therapist in Severn shouldn't mean a long commute or weeks on a waitlist. August Rose Health Center is just up the road in Glen Burnie — about ten minutes from most of Severn — offering individual therapy for children, teens, and adults who live and work in the area. If you're near Fort Meade, in Odenton or Gambrills, or anywhere across this corner of Anne Arundel County, you can start care close to home, or from home.
Care that works around Severn Life
We built our scheduling around that reality. You can see your therapist in person at our nearby Glen Burnie office, or by secure telehealth from anywhere in Maryland — useful when you're between shifts, managing kids, or simply don't want the drive. Many Severn clients start with telehealth and add in-person visits when it suits them.
Why August Rose?
We're a CARF-accredited outpatient mental health center (OMHC) and psychiatric rehabilitation program (PRP) that accepts Maryland Medicaid, with same-week intake and no long waitlist. Our care is compassionate and culturally responsive, and we welcome clients of every background - a team that reflects the community it serves.
What our therapists help with:
Our licensed clinicians work with
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Anxiety and panic,
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Depression,
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Trauma and
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PTSD (including the specific weight carried by service members and their families),
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Grief and loss,
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Anger and stress,
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Relationship and marital strain,
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Parenting challenges,
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and the major life transitions — a move, a deployment, a job change, a loss — that can knock anyone off balance.
With more than 20 providers spanning a wide range of specialties, we take time to match you with someone suited to what you're actually dealing with, rather than assigning whoever is free.
What to expect when you start
Beginning therapy is often the hardest single step, so we keep the front door simple.
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You reach out by phone or through the appointment form, and our intake team responds within 24 hours.
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Your first visit is an intake assessment - a conversation, not a test - where a clinician learns your history, what's bringing you in, and what you're hoping for, then helps set the direction of your care.
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From there you're matched with an ongoing therapist and you begin regular sessions at a pace that fits your life.
If a match doesn't feel right, you can switch; fit matters, and we'd rather get it right than have you push through with the wrong person.
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