Individual Therapy in Annapolis, Maryland
Accessible, confidential therapy from the comfort of your home
Therapy in Annapolis should fit into your life, not compete with it. August Rose Health Center serves Annapolis and greater Anne Arundel County with individual therapy for children, teens, and adults — available by secure telehealth anywhere in Maryland, or in person at our Glen Burnie office a short drive north.For most Annapolis-area clients, telehealth is the simplest way to begin, with in-person always an option when you want it.
Care built for a busy capital.
Annapolis moves at the pace of a state capital — legislators and state workers, Naval Academy families, small-business owners, and long-time residents across Eastport, Parole, Edgewater, and Arnold, many juggling demanding schedules and long days. Getting to a standing appointment across town, or up to Glen Burnie, isn't always realistic. Secure telehealth solves that: you meet the same licensed therapist, get the same quality of care, and skip the commute and the parking. When you'd rather sit in a room with someone, our Glen Burnie office is there. The choice stays yours, week to week.
Why August Rose?
A CARF-accredited outpatient mental health center (OMHC) and psychiatric rehabilitation program (PRP) that accepts Maryland Medicaid, offers same-week intake, and keeps waitlists short.
Compassionate, culturally responsive care for every client — in the room or on the screen.
What our therapists help with.
Our clinicians work with
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Anxiety and high-functioning stress and Burnout,
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Depression,
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Trauma and PTSD,
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Grief,
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Relationship and marital difficulty,
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Work and career pressure,
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and the transitions — a move, a divorce, a career shift, a loss — that unsettle even people who seem to have it together.
With more than 20 providers across a broad range of specialties, we match you carefully, so the person you see actually fits what you're navigating.
What to expect when you start.
The first step is usually the hardest, so we keep it easy.
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You reach out by phone or through the appointment request form, and our intake team responds within 24 hours.
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Your first appointment is an intake assessment — a conversation, not an evaluation to pass — where a clinician learns your history, what brings you in now, and what you want from therapy, then helps set your direction.
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You're then matched with an ongoing therapist and begin regular sessions, most often by telehealth for Annapolis clients, at whatever cadence fits your calendar.
If the fit isn't right, you can change; the relationship is what makes the work work.
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