Organization
Representative
1. AdNet/ AccountingNet, Inc.
757 Frederick Road, Suite 102
Catonsville, Maryland 21228
410-715-4040
awelch@adnetp3.com
Amanda Welch
2. Advanced Therapeutic Connections
10 Gerard Avenue Suite 210
Timonium, Maryland 21093
443-869-6512
recruit@tsiconnect.com
cnazzaro@tsiconnect.com
Courtney Nazzaro
LCSW-C
3. Adventist Healthcare
820 West Diamond Ave., Ste. 600
Gaithersburg, Maryland 20878
301-315-3327
jmitchel@ahm.com
Jane Mitchell
4. Alignstaffing
7474 Greenway Center Drive, Ste. 620
Greenbelt, Maryland 20770
301-276-8276
wtarawali@alignstaffing.com
Wodia Tarawali
Specialty
Profile
Human
Services
AdNet is an Integrative Workforce Solutions Company. AdNet blends the
best in people with the ongoing demands of the workplace. We offer a
humanistic approach to provide Subject Matter Expert's for contractual &
contingency/retained executive search solutions in the areas of
Accounting/Finance, Healthcare, Human Resources and Information
Technology. AdNet’s clients are the federal & state government and
commercial sector.
Clinical
ATC is a licensed Outpatient Mental Health Clinic and an authorized
Medicaid Provider by MD’s Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
ATC is a multidisciplinary team of licensed therapists, psychiatric nurse
practitioners, and psychiatrists specializing in child, adolescent, adult and
family care. Our team is dedicated to socially responsible services and
utilizes strength-based interventions that empower and support our clients
individually to promote building stronger families and communities. Our
patient care is designed to reduce obstacles and promote resilience and
recovery for individuals and families requiring mental health care by
delivering our entire range of services directly to them in their community
such as in their home, school, work, parks, etc. We use a variety of
treatment modalities and therapeutic interventions to customize client care
and facilitate optimal mental health for each individual.
Clinical
Adventist HealthCare, based in Gaithersburg, Md., is a faith-based, not-forprofit organization of dedicated professionals who work together each day
to provide excellent wellness, disease management and health-care services
to the community.
Our integrated, health-care delivery network includes five nationally
accredited, acute-care and specialty hospitals, mental health services and
home health agencies, serving the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area and
northwestern New Jersey. Adventist HealthCare is blessed to feature a
number of our hospitals, which are recognized nationally for the highquality care provided to patients.
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5. All That’s Therapeutic, Inc.
6192 Oxon Hill Road, Suite 311
Oxon Hill, Maryland 20745
301-567-0400
nrobles@allthatstherapeutic.com
Nyssa Robles
Clinical
6. Anne Arundel County Department of
Social Services
80 West Street
Annapolis, Maryland 21401
410-269-4636
Brenda.klebahn@maryland.gov
Brenda Klebahn
Social
Services
7. The Arc NCR
4513 Philadelphia Road
Aberdeen, MD 21001
401-836-7177
Rgori-carroll@arcncr.org
Renee Gori-Carroll Treatment
Foster Care
8. Arrow Child and Family Ministries
1605 Cromwell Bridge Road
Baltimore, MD 21234
443-992-3510
Janee.deline@arrow.org
JaNee Deline
Clinical
All That’s Therapeutic is a family focused mental and behavioral health
agency dedicated to serving individuals, groups and families of all ages in
need of therapeutic and psychiatric rehabilitation services. Our mental
health programs consist of an Outpatient Mental Health Clinic (OMHC) and
a Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP), both designed to promote
optimal functioning in the consumers we serve. Our mission is to provide
comprehensive, culturally competent services tailored to assist the consumer
in maximizing their potential by building upon their inherent strengths.
Anne Arundel County Department of Social Services assist county residents
to achieve and maintain self-sufficiency; provides services to strength
individuals and families; and joins community partners in the protection of
vulnerable children and adults.
The Arc Northern Chesapeake Region (The Arc NCR) supports people
with intellectual and developmental disabilities to create lives that mirror
yours and mine: students attending neighborhood schools, adults going to
work and living in their own homes, and individuals enjoying the social
and recreational opportunities in their communities. We are a private, nonprofit local chapter of The Arc of Maryland and The Arc of The United
States, the largest volunteer organization in the world devoted exclusively
to improving the quality of life for all adults and children with
developmental disabilities.
Children served in this program have entered foster care because of abuse
and/or neglect, and are in need of a different level of care than a child in
traditional foster care. This department assists parents in training to
become treatment foster or adoptive parents, and its social workers work
with each foster child’s referrals from throughout Maryland.
Arrow Child and Family Ministries, a Christian human services
organization, serves and strengthens children, families, and communities
by providing homes and services for living a whole and meaningful life.
We have a number of programs that serve the special needs of children
which include treatment foster care, residential programs and private nonpublic day schools.
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9. Aspire Wellness Center, Inc.
6918 Ridge Road
Rosedale, Maryland 21237
443-442-1568
aspirewellness@yahoo.com
10. Axis Healthcare Group
10400 Connecticut Ave #500
Kensington, MD 20895
301-363-2575
bpartridge@axishealthcaregroup.com
11. Baltimore Child Abuse Center
2300 N. Charles Street
Baltimore, Maryland
410-396-6147 Ex. 1015
drandall@bcaci.org
Amanda Honan
Clinical
Aspire Wellness Center provides quality service to children, adolescents,
and adults. Outpatient treatment is customized to suit the needs of our
clients. We offer the following types of treatment:
Individual Therapy
Couple and Family Therapy
Group Therapy
• Relapse Prevention
• Anger Management
• Survivors of Trauma
• Parenting Support
Psychiatric Evaluations
Medication Management
The mission of Aspire Wellness Center is to help people improve the
quality of their lives by giving them the tools they need to succeed. We
focus on partnering with our clients to help them strengthen their emotional
well-being, develop satisfying relationships, and resolve the challenges that
keep them from achieving their goals. At Aspire, we strive to offer our
clients the highest quality care in a safe and trusting environment.
AXIS Healthcare group provides a full spectrum of services ranging from
consultation to inpatient hospitalization. We are dedicated to supporting
mental health throughout the lifespan by caring for patients age 6 and
older.
Barbara Partridge
Clinical
Denielle Randall
Clinical and Baltimore Child Abuse Center is a leader in responding to and preventing
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child sexual abuse. Our primary activities focus on intervention when
abuse is reported, treatment to aid in the healing of survivors and their
families, education around recognizing, preventing, and reporting
suspicions of abuse, and advocacy at the local, state and national
levels. BCAC’s comprehensive services in these areas address the
immediate and long-term challenges that child sexual abuse poses to the
Baltimore region. BCAC gives children a voice. BCAC is a not for profit
agency forged in collaboration to provide better outcomes and responses
for children and family dealing with child abuse. Providing services for law
enforcement, social services, and prosecutors, BCAC investigates more
than 1,000 cases of child sex abuse each year
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12. Baltimore City Department of Social
Latechia Plater
Services
1910 N. Broadway
Baltimore, Maryland 21213
443-378-4531
Latechia.Plater@maryland.gov
13. Baltimore County Department of Social Shanna Herrion
Services
6401 York Road
Baltimore, Maryland 21212
410-853-3905
shanna.herrion@maryland.gov
Social
Services
BCDSS aggressively assists and empowers people in economic need,
provides prevention services, and protects vulnerable children and adults.
Clinical
The Department of Social Services (DSS) strives to promote individual
well-being, stronger families and communities, to protect vulnerable
children and adults from abuse and neglect, and to provide support to help
people achieve and sustain independence.
DSS envisions strong, healthy families where:
14. Baltimore Crisis Response Inc.
5124 Greenwich Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland 21229
410-800-8317
adavenport@bcresponse.org
Alana Davenport
Clinical
15. Behavioral Health Partners
604 Solarex Court Suite 201
Frederick, MD 21703
240-575-4015
Csmith.bhp@gmail.com
16. Brook Lane Health Services
13218 Brook Lane Drive
Hagerstown, Maryland 21742
301-733-0330
Clinicalrecruiter@brooklane.org
Christina Smith
Clinical
Vivian McDowell
Clinical
Children are nurtured to achieve their full potential
Individuals live lives of maximum independence
All citizens realize their full capacity to be productive, contributing
members of the community
The mission of Baltimore Crisis Response, Inc. (BCRI) is to provide timely
and effective community-based psychiatric crisis intervention and
substance use treatment services in the most therapeutic and least
restrictive environment possible. BCRI serves Baltimore City with a
comprehensive range of intervention, treatment, and support services,
including a 24-hour crisis hotline, mobile crisis teams, residential crisis
beds, medically monitored detoxification services, case management, inhome support, HIV testing, counseling, and linkages to care, and critical
incident response services.
Providing in-home and school-based individual and family therapy to
children and adolescents in Frederick, Montgomery, and Washington
County. Therapists have the ability to make and manage their own
schedule and benefits are offered.
Brook Lane specializes in a number of psychiatric services that range from
inpatient hospitalization for all ages, day programs for children and adults,
special education schools, transitional group home for children and
outpatient mental health services for all ages.
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17. Building Families for Children
Lindsay Reep
7161 Columbia Gateway Drive, Suite A
Columbia, MD 21046
410-872-1050
Lindsay@buildingfamiliesforchildren.or
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18. Catholic Charities Archdiocese of
Ernestine Council
Washington
924 G Street NW
Washington, DC 20001
202-772-4300
Ernestine.council@catholiccharitiesdc.o
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19. Catholic Charities of Baltimore
Melissa Hafner
1966 Greenspring Drive Suite 200
Timonium, Maryland 21093
443-798-3452
mhafner@cc-md.org
20. Centers for Behavioral Health
9210 Corporate Blvd. Suite 110
Rockville, MD 20850
301-251-4702
shaberberger@cbhealth.com
Sarah Haberberger
Clinical
Building Families for Children is a faith-based, private, non-profit agency
located in Howard County, MD. CHOSEN is the treatment foster care
program of Building Families for Children, providing specialized treatment
homes for children, ages birth to twenty one years old, with special needs.
While headquartered in Columbia, MD we certify homes within a 50 mile
radius of the office, covering Montgomery, Prince Georges, Howard, Anne
Arundel, Baltimore and Carroll County. Children served present with
behavior problems, including but not limited to, impulsivity, depression,
aggression, runaway, truancy, lying, nightmares, stealing, enuresis,
attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, learning disabilities and certain
DSM IV psychiatric diagnoses. The children served have been determined
to be seriously emotionally disturbed, behaviorally disordered and/or
learning disabled. Treatment foster parents are trained in the use of specific
therapeutic techniques/interventions to increase pro-social behavior.
Employees in the CHOSEN program must be licensed Social Workers in
the State of Maryland. This agency offers on cite CEU training and
supervision for those looking to obtain their LCSW-C licensure.
Clinical and Catholic Charities assists individuals and families in need, especially those
social
who are most vulnerable. We believe in helping people develop the skills
ministry
and strength to move from crisis or isolation to stability and growth. We
outreach
focus on prevention when possible, intervention when needed and
advocacy when resources or opportunities are either inadequate or unfair.
We are guided in this work by the richness of Catholic Social Teaching.
Clinical and Catholic Charities of Baltimore serves children and families, people living
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in poverty, individuals with intellectual disabilities, immigrants, and
seniors. Our services address immediate needs as well as support and
preparation for independence and full lives. With compassion and a
standard of excellence second to none, we continue a legacy of charity that
began with the establishment of the Catholic Church right here in
Baltimore in 1792. www.catholiccharities-md.org
Clinical
We are clinical research facility and mental health provider specializing in
adult mental illnesses. We have residential rehabilitation programs,
community outreach programs, psychiatric day rehabilitation programs,
and we conduct clinical trials mostly related to mental illnesses. We always
have a need for case managers, rehabilitation clinicians and coordinators,
psychologists, psych, mental health, and research techs
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21. Chase Brexton Health Care
1111 N Charles St
Baltimore MD 21201
410-837-2050
rboettner@chasebrexton.org
Robyn Boettner
Clinical
The mission of Chase Brexton Health Care is to provide compassionate,
quality health care that honors diversity, inspires wellness, and improves
our communities. We are a Federally Qualified Health Center that provides
primary medical care, HIV testing and care, OBGYN services, addiction
treatment, mental health treatment, dental services, medication support, an
in-house pharmacy, and case management and outreach services.
Through Case Management and Outreach Department, our current Medical
Case Management program is available to all HIV-positive patients in need
of ongoing Medical Case Management services. Our case managers
complete an initial psychosocial intake assessment with all new HIVpositive patients, with an emphasis on medical needs, readiness, mental
health/substance abuse services, personal resources, and entitlement
eligibility. The majority of Chase Brexton’s Case Managers are licensed
social workers and 11 are also certified Assisters or Certified Application
Counselors (CACs), trained to enroll individuals in Maryland Medicaid
and Qualified Health Plans. In addition to monitoring patient insurance
eligibility, Medical Case Managers routinely refer their clients to other
services within Chase Brexton and to service providers throughout
Maryland. All referrals are monitored by the Medical Case Manager and
include frequent phone and face-to-face contact with the client and regular
follow-up with the provider or social service agency to ensure that the
client has been appropriately linked and that their needs are being met. The
goal of Medical Case Management is to help patients achieve positive
health outcomes, including viral suppression
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22. Child and Family Service Agency
200 I Street SE
Washington DC 20003
202-724-7402
Gerald.jackson2@dc.gov
Gerald Jackson
Social Work The DC Child and Family Services Agency (CFSA) is the public child
welfare agency in the District of Columbia responsible for protecting child
victims and those at risk of abuse and neglect and assisting their families.
23. The Children’s Guild
6802 McClean Blvd.
Baltimore, Maryland 21234
443-629-7637
howes@childrensguild.org
Steve Howe
Clinical
24. The Children’s Home
205 Bloomsbury Avenue
Catonsville, Maryland 21228
410-744-7310
mgreen@thechildrenshome.net
Monet Green
Youth and
Residential
Foster Care
The DC Child and Family Services Agency (CFSA) protects children from
abuse and neglect in the District of Columbia. Along with our community
partners, CFSA works to ensure that children involved in the public child
welfare system grow up in safe, permanent homes with strong families.
The Children's Guild serves children and youth in a number of programs in
the Baltimore/Washington, D.C. corridor - special education schools in
Baltimore and Prince George's Counties, therapeutic group homes for teens
in Baltimore City, treatment foster care for all ages in the greater Baltimore
area, and outpatient mental health services in Baltimore as well as school
based mental health services in 60 public schools in Anne Arundel,
Baltimore and Prince George's counties. Our work is based on
Transformation Education (TranZed) which is a strengths based
perspective focusing on the mindsets of the adults working with youth.
Excellent training and supervision are a key part of this approach. Our
organization continues to grow, thus offering opportunities for professional
growth and advancement.
The Children's Home (TCH) in Catonsville, Maryland, is a residential care
facility that provides both long and short-term services to youth 13 to 21
years of age who have experienced abuse, neglect, violence, abandonment,
and/or are in need of supervised care. TCH provides therapeutic programs
where children feel secure, loved and have a sense of belonging.
The Children’s Home programs and activities provide an opportunity for
the children to attend public schools, develop self-esteem, and experience
trusting relationships with peers and adults. Our programs focus on
enhancing each child's ability to function successfully in society with
attention to accountability and community safety.
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25. Choices, Inc.
5 Choke Cherry Road Suite 280
Rockville Maryland 20850
443-759-8865
tgerman@choicesteam.org
Tera German
26. Community Connections
Ellie Beck
801 Pennsylvania Avenue SE Suite 201
Washington DC
202-281-2923
ebeck@ccdc1.org
Social
Work/
Social
Services
Clinical
Choices provides management, support and training for communities with
the goal of keeping youth in their homes and communities. A national
leader in systems of care development, Choices is at the forefront of a
nationwide effort to serve youth involved with the child welfare, juvenile
justice, mental health and special education systems. Hundreds of youth
and families are served annually through our broad spectrum of programs.
Community Connections is the largest not-for-profit mental health agency
serving men, women and children in the nation's capital. Since its founding
in 1984, Community Connections has been committed to innovative and
compassionate mental health, addictions and residential services for the
District of Columbia's most vulnerable citizens. Consumers also present
with other concerns which may be compounded by mental health
symptoms. These include co-occurring problems of addiction,
homelessness, medical illness and violent victimization. Integrated clinical
services include diagnostic assessment, community support, care
coordination, therapy, and liaison with psychiatry clinic services.
Community Support Specialists work with consumers to address symptoms
and deficits that prevent recovery from mental illness and interfere with
other goals. Specialty teams that are a part of the adult service program
include: Trauma, Dual Diagnosis, Justice, and Recovery Community
Teams
The Community Connections ACT teams serve people who suffer from the
highest intensity of mental illness and co-occurring problems; consumers
who have had frequent medical and psychiatric hospitalizations, arrests,
and episodes of homelessness. The ACT Program embraces the nationally
established Evidence Based Practice Model for this level of care.
The Community Connections Child and Adolescent Services Program is
youth-centered, family focused, and community based. Our goal is to
provide high quality and culturally competent mental health services that
are focused on the strengths of each individual child and family.
Community Support Specialists meet the child where he/she is, learn the
values and perspectives of the family, and join with them in discovering
and affirming skills, abilities and talents.
The CBI program at Community Connections provides time-limited,
intensive services to help improve the lives of children with complex needs
and reduce the likelihood of more restrictive settings including and
especially out-of-home placements. The CBI model targets service to
specific children but works with the entire family.
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27. Community Preservation &
Development Corp.
8403 Colesville Road Suite 1150
Silver Spring, MD 20910
202-885-9578
kphillips@cpdc.org
Karon Phillips
28. Contemporary Family Services, Inc.
6525 Belcrest Road, G-40
Hyattsville, Maryland 20782
301-779-8345
tjones@contemporaryservices.net
Teesa Jones
29. Counseling Alliance of VA, LLC
8527 Maryland Dr. Suite 101
Richmond, VA 23294
804-346-5165
r.patterson@cavahelps.com
Rachel Patterson
Clinical and Community Preservation & Development Corporation is a premier nonMarco
profit real estate developer dedicated to providing safe, high-quality, and
affordable housing to low- and moderate-income individuals and families.
Since 1989, we have developed and maintained vibrant communities by
adopting a model that includes comprehensive resident services aimed
primarily at youth and seniors. CPDC collaborates with residents of each
community, private sector institutions, other non-profit organizations, and
local and federal government agencies to create strategic alliances. These
alliances result in programs that provide residents and those in the
immediately surrounding communities with the resources and tools they
need to bring about dynamic change at both the personal and community
level.
Clinical
Contemporary Family Services, Inc. (CFS) strives to be the premier
strengths-based provider of holistic and seamless systems of care for the
most vulnerable children and families. We seek to address the various
physical, social, psychological, and psychiatric treatment needs of our
clients in a comprehensive and culturally competent manner. Our
continuum of care fosters growth and facilitates sustainable change for
individuals, families, and communities including families with children
experiencing intensive needs that require cross-agency and crossdisciplinary interventions health and wellness. CFS was founded in 1997,
and we maintain five offices. Currently, there are offices in Maryland,
Washington, DC, and Shreveport, LA.
Clinical
The Counseling Alliance of Virginia believes everyone has the capacity to
live a healthy and productive life when offered the support they deserve.
A major strength for CAVA is our commitment to clinical excellence.
CAVA’s foundation is deeply rooted in Structural Family Therapy, a
theory of change that has been researched and utilized for over 50 years.
Our clinicians provide quality services while developing their own clinical
style and specialties.
Our clinicians receive weekly individual and/or group supervision by
seasoned licensed clinicians.
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30. Department of Human Resources
311 West Saratoga Street
Baltimore MD 21201
410-767-7476
Gloria.nelson@maryland.gov
Gloria Nelson
Clinical
The Department of Human Resources is the state's human service provider.
As the state's human service agency, the Department administers child
welfare programs throughout the 23 local Departments of Social Services.
We help vulnerable Marylanders and provide stable environments for atrisk children and adults from abuse and neglect.
If you are looking to find a sense of purpose in your work, consider the
countless possibilities of social works profession with a local Department
of Social Services. Pursuing a career in social work provides infinite
possibilities for your career path. Check out DHR's employment
opportunities.
Four regional Mobile crisis intervention teams covering 8 of 9 counties on
the Eastern Shore of Maryland assisting law enforcement and emergency
responders, providing behavioral health crisis consultation and intervention
through a range of services including assessment, crisis intervention,
supportive counseling, information and referrals, linkage with appropriate
community based mental health services for ongoing treatment and follow
up.
31. Eastern Shore Mobile Crisis
505 Byrn Street
Cambridge, MD 21613
410-463-4077
tcustis@santegroup.org
Carol Masden
Clinical
32. Family Matters of Greater Washington
1509 16th Street NW
Washington, DC 20036
202-289-1510
dahill@familymattersdc.org
David Hill
Clinical and Founded in 1882, Family Matters of Greater Washington (FMGW) is one
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of the oldest, nationally accredited social service organizations in the
Washington metropolitan area and has maintained its leadership and
reputation of excellence. Family Matters has been serving as the role of
“family” to our community’s most vulnerable citizens. Through our
services, we have been helping to provide a support system for those that
need it most at any stage of life.
Today, Family Matters provides assistance that impacts more than 12,000
children, youth, families and seniors each year. Our spectrum of programs
include: therapeutic and traditional foster care; youth development
programs; mental health/counseling services; and services and activities for
seniors.
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33. Family Services, Inc.
610 E. Diamond Avenue, Suite 100
Gaithersburg, Maryland 20877
301-840-3207
jonathan.peyer@fs-inc.org
Jonathan Peyer
Clinical and From newborns to adults, Family Services, Inc. (FSI), a part of the
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Sheppard Pratt Health System, provides high-quality services to foster
health and well-being in the home, school and community. Founded in
1908, FSI serves over 25,000 of the most vulnerable residents and operates
over 36 programs throughout Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties.
FSI provides a wide array of programs and services which address
Integrated Health and Behavioral Health; Children, Youth and Families;
Victim and Domestic Violence and Community Support Services. With a
staff of more than 400 who proudly represent over 50 countries and speak
42 languages, FSI continues to be at the forefront in the development,
collaboration and delivery of services that meet the needs of our culturally
diverse and evolving communities.
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
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34. FutureCare Health & Management
Corporation
8028 Ritchie Highway Suite 210
Pasadena, Maryland 21122
410-766-1995 Ex 180
balonisk@futurecarehealth.com
Karen Balonis
Clinical
35. Glass Health Programs, Inc.
3635 Old Court Road, Suite 405
Baltimore, Maryland 21208
410-484-2700
bschlein@glasshealthprograms.com
Beth Schlein
Clinical
FutureCare is committed to providing high quality nursing and rehabilitative
care to those whose health conditions require short and long term stays.
FutureCare has grown to 12 facilities that cover the greater
Baltimore/Washington area. Our Maryland based organization is dedicated
to build your career with a healthcare organization that has earned an
outstanding reputation in long term and sub-acute care. FutureCare was
named one of the best Nursing Homes by US News and World Reports.
Glass Health Programs have a 40 year history of providing high quality,
and effective behavioral health services. We provide outpatient Substance
Abuse and Mental Health services at our offices in Essex, Timonium,
Downtown, Cherry Hill and Belcamp. Our services include medicationassisted treatment for Opiate addiction (Methadone and Buprenorphine);
individual, group, and family counseling; assessments and case
management. We also provide individual, group, and family Behavioral
Health counseling in innovative treatment programs for adolescent males,
located in Baltimore County, at the Charles H. Hickey Jr. School, and in
Prince George’s County, at the Cheltenham Youth Facility.
We offer a culturally diverse work setting with excellent compensation and
benefits, including health, dental, disability, life insurance and outstanding
clinical supervision from our licensed and experienced staff Professional
Counselors, Social Workers, Psychologists, Psychiatrists and Physicians.
Resumes and/or CVs may be emailed in confidence to Beth Schlein at
BSchlein@GlassHealthPrograms.com.
For additional information about our great opportunities within our
successful organization you may contact Howard Ashkin, MMH, our
Director of Community Outreach, at 410-225-5452 or
HAshkin@GlassHealthPrograms.com.
36. Hearts and Homes for Youth, Inc.
3919 National Drive Suite 400
Burtonsville, Maryland 20866
301-589-8444
obright@heartsandhomes.org
Olu Bright
Please visit us at www.GlassHealthPrograms.com
Clinical and Hearts & Homes for Youth (HHY) is a private non-profit human services
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agency helping abused, neglected, and homeless youth in Maryland. HHY
provides a broad continuum of programs that promote emotional growth
and healing for youth, including therapeutic foster care, shelter care, group
homes, therapeutic group homes, and independent living.
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37. High Road Schools
5100 Philadelphia Way
Lanham, MD 20706
703-915-6359
haxelrod@highroadschool.com
Howard Axelrod
Clinical and High Road Schools specialize in serving students who face learning,
School
language, and social challenges. Our focus is on developing comprehensive
Social Work educational programs that meet the individualized needs of all our students.
Through intensive tutorial-based classroom instruction, our customdesigned programs encompass the particular learning strengths and abilities
of each student. As we tailor our academic and social skills programs to
fulfill personalized goals, we are able to meet each student at his or her
specific performance level. Consequently, the student can advance at his or
her own pace in a supportive environment that is conducive to learning. At
High Road Schools, small class sizes, one-to-one instruction, focused
individual counseling, and comprehensive support services all combine to
form the foundation for a positive educational experience.
By incorporating personalized interventions into the academic and social
curricula, we concentrate our efforts on helping students develop
confidence and competence. As the student builds on classroom and
community successes, those achievements lead to strengthened self-esteem.
They develop confidence in their capabilities as both students and
individuals. In the process, they not only attain their academic objectives,
but they become equipped with the tools and means that will ultimately
pave the way toward a productive and fulfilling future.
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38. Hope Health Systems, Inc.
6707 Whitestone Rd., Suite 106
Woodlawn, Maryland 21207
410-265-8737
mtrish@hopehealthsystems.com
Monica Trish,
MBA
Clinical
Hope Health Systems, Inc. (HHS) is a private organization with more
than 15 years of experience in providing direct mental health,
substance abuse, and community support services to adults, children,
and adolescent clients in institutional and outpatient settings in
Maryland. HHS is accredited through The Joint Commission, CARF
and is approved as an Outpatient Mental Health Clinic by DHMH. In
addition, HHS is a Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT)
certified Minority Business Enterprise (MBE). HHS currently
operates five program areas: provision of mental health services in the
Baltimore City Juvenile Justice Center, an Outpatient Mental Health
Center, Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP), School-Based
divisions including Expanded-School services in over 65 school sites
in Maryland and Adult services including medical day programs,
substance abuse, and mobile treatment services. HHS also provides
case management and Health Homes services to the community and
has two centralized offices in Baltimore City and Baltimore County.
Our mission is to assist families in returning to their optimal level of
functioning in their environment. Our interdisciplinary staff of mental
health professionals specializes in early interventions, preventative
and treatment services, including psychiatric evaluations, family
counseling, individual and group counseling, psychiatric
rehabilitation, referral services, in addition to many other mental
health/substance abuse related services. HHS offers clinical
supervision and free CEUs as an added benefit to staff for continuing
education!
39. Inspiring Minds Mental Services, LLC
1777 Reisterstown Rd. Suite 390
Pikesville, MD 21208
443-416-5833
Dionne.aldridge@gmail.com
Dionne Aldridge
Clinical
Inspiring Minds Mental Health Services provides mental health services to
individuals, families, and couples. We work with adolescents and adults to
address depression, anxiety, family conflict, relationship concerns.
Inspiring Minds also offers group counseling for social anxiety/ phobias,
single parenting, and teen empowerment. Our mission is committed to
helping individuals achieve emotional healing, inner peace, and personal
happiness.
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40. Jewish Social Services Agency (JSSA)
200 Wood Hill Road
Rockville MD 20850
301-610-8310
jripkin@jssa.org
Jenn Ripkin
Clinical
41. Johns Hopkins Health System
1101 E 33rd Street Suite C210
Baltimore MD 21218
443-997-5367
Tkelly18@jhmi.edu
Tammie Kelly
Clinical
42. Joshua Sussal, MD PA
7474 Greenway Center Dr. Suite 730
Greenbelt, Maryland 20770
301-345-1022
adamsrachellem@gmail.com
Rachelle Adams
Clinical
The Jewish Social Service Agency (JSSA) has been helping people across
the Washington metropolitan area meet emotional, social, and physical
challenges for more than 120 years. A nonsectarian provider, we serve
people of all religious backgrounds, races and ethnicities, helping the
youngest child to the most fragile senior, from individuals to entire
families. JSSA provides services and support to nearly 31,000 individuals a
year through our wide range of counseling, educational, specialized
employment, in-home support, hospice and nursing care, and social
services.
We are a growing Agency and strive to be an Employer of Choice. As such
we offer a competitive salary and benefits package, a healthy work-life
balance, collaborative team environment and many opportunities for
personal growth and professional development. We pride ourselves on our
mission to be the first place for the Jewish community, as well as the
community at large, to turn for clinical and social services of the highest
quality that sustain and nurture all who seek assistance.
Johns Hopkins employs more than 20,000 people annually across our
health system. When joining Johns Hopkins, you became part of a diverse
organization dedicated to its patients, their families, and the community we
serve, as well as to our employees. Career opportunities are available in
academic and community hospital settings, home care services, physician
practices, international affiliate locations and in the health insurance
industry. Great careers continually advance here.
We serve children and families with a wide range of mental health
concerns and emotional issues. Our professional staff consists of social
workers, nurse practitioners, licensed counselors and board certified
psychiatrists. We seek to reduce/eliminate risks for placement, custody
relinquishment, and further decline in health and well-being with mentally
impaired families struggling with poor choices (i.e. drugs, violence, abuse,
defiance, crime, indifference, and run away)
We offer on and offsite dual diagnosis treatment for children and families.
Our OffSite Counseling services also provide basic drug education and
treatment by a licensed CAC
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43. Kennedy Krieger Institute
707 N. Broadway
Baltimore, Maryland 21205
443-923-5812
wells@kennedykrieger.org
Melissa Wells
Clinical
44. Key Point Health Services
135 N. Parke Street
Aberdeen, Maryland 21001
443-625-1600
sarahpoandl@keypoint.org
Sarah Poandl
Clinical
45. La Clinicia Del Pueblo
2831 15th St. NW
Washington DC 20009
202-464-0147
apmartinez@lcdp.org
Agustina Martinez
Clinical
Kennedy Krieger Institute is an internationally recognized facility
dedicated to improving the lives of children and adolescents with pediatric
developmental disabilities through patient care, special education, research,
and professional training. We provide evaluation, rehabilitation,
educational services and cutting edge research on behalf of children with
brain related disabilities, musculoskeletal disorders and spinal cord
injuries.
Our Community Mental Health Centers offer a full range of services for
children and adults. All physicians and nurse practitioners are Board
Certified and licensed in the State of Maryland. Several are specialists in
the delivery of mental health care for children and families. All therapists
are licensed specialists and offer a wide array of counseling for individuals,
families and couples. Services include Individual, Group & Family
Therapy, Medication Therapy, and School-Based Services.
Key Point's In Home Counseling (IHC) Program reaches out to clients who
face obstacles or have difficulty accessing services in a more traditional
mental health clinic setting. IHC provides psychiatric evaluations and
medication management services through Key Point's mental health clinics
to clients enrolled in the program. In addition, IHC is committed to
ensuring clients receive needed services and clinicians make it a priority to
assist clients in overcoming transportation barriers in order to attend
psychiatric appointments.
La Clinica del Pueblo is a non-profit, federally qualified health center that
serves the Latino and immigrant populations of the Washington, DC metro
area. Our goal is to provide culturally appropriate health services, focusing
on those most in need.
Our Services
Patient Services
Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services
Interpreter Services
Community Health Action
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46. Lutheran Immigration & Refugee
Service
700 Light Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21231
410-230-2764
dunderwood@lirs.org
47. Maryland Department of Health and
Mental Hygiene
201 W. Preston Street, Room 114-B
Baltimore, Maryland 21201
410-767-5661
Sandi.robinson@maryland.gov
48. Maryland Department of Juvenile
Services
One Center Plaza
120 West Fayette St
Baltimore, Maryland 21201
410-230-3465
Kia.brown@maryland.gov
Dawnya
Underwood
Sandi Robinson
Kia Brown
Macro
For more than seven decades, Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
has been a champion for migrants and refugees from around the globe. Our
legacy of courageous and compassionate service has made a difference in
the lives of hundreds of thousands of people who have sought safety and
hope in America’s communities. Our history reflects American Lutherans’
deep immigrant roots and passionate commitment to welcoming
newcomers.
LIRS works with migrants and refugees, U.S. Lutherans, and many
partners in service and justice to accomplish our mission. Refugees are
resettled through a network of 28 local organizations in 26 states, most of
which are Lutheran social ministry organizations. Sixteen of those
organizations also provide immigration legal services. Asylum seekers,
survivors of torture and other migrants impacted by detention are served
through 23 partners providing legal and social services including visitation
ministry. In addition, we work directly with eight foster care programs at
the state level to provide family reunification and foster care services for
unaccompanied refugee and immigrant minors.
Clinical and The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene provides health
Macro
care services through state programs, local health departments, state-run
hospitals and residential centers, and contracts with private sector health care
providers. The department can be divided into five distinct areas: public
health programs, behavioral health programs, Medicaid, regulatory
programs, and operations.
Clinical and The Department of Juvenile Services (DJS) is an executive agency whose
Macro
primary task is to appropriately manage, supervise and treat youth who are
involved in the juvenile justice system in Maryland. DJS is involved in
nearly every stage of the juvenile justice process from the moment a youth
is brought into a juvenile intake center by the police or as a result of a
citizen complaint to the time when a youth returns to the community after
completing treatment.
By law, DJS is a child-serving agency responsible for assessing the
individual needs of referred youth and providing intake, detention,
probation, commitment, and after-care services. DJS collaborates with
youth, families, schools, community partners, law enforcement, and other
public agencies to coordinate services and resources to contribute to safer
communities.
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49. MedStar Washington Hospital CenterOutpatient Behavioral Program
216 Michigan Avenue, NE
Washington DC 20017
202-877-9736
Karen.l.allen@medstar.net
Karen Allen
50. The Mental Health Center of Western
Maryland, Inc.
1180 Professional Court
Hagerstown, Maryland 21740
301-791-3045
jkelley@thementalhealthcenter.net
51. Montgomery County Department of
Health and Human Services
401 Hungerford Drive
Rockville, Maryland 20850
240-777-5021
michael.sirbaugh@montgomerycounty
md.gov
Jennifer Kelley
Mike Sirbaugh
Clinical and The Department of Psychiatry at MedStar Washington Hospital Center is a
Macro
leader in psychiatric treatment for the residents of Washington, D.C., and
surrounding areas. As part of a not-for-profit hospital, our mission is to
serve our community by providing the highest quality mental health and
substance abuse treatment to the residents of our area. We offer a full
continuum of inpatient and outpatient psychiatric services and substance
abuse treatment including Inpatient Psychiatric Services, Intensive
Outpatient Services, Individual and Group psychotherapeutic services and
a Community Support Program.
Clinical
The Mental Health Center of Western Maryland, Inc. is a not-for-profit
community mental health center that offers outpatient treatment,
psychiatric rehabilitation and psychiatric mobile treatment for adults and
children. We anticipate accreditation by 1/1/2016.
Clinical and The Department of Health and Human Services assures the provision
Macro
of integrated services addressing the health and human service needs
of Montgomery County residents. The Department develops and
implements policies and procedures which further this end and
maximizes the resources for direct, customer-oriented services while
maintaining adequate management oversight at minimum costs.
Innovative approaches to services delivery and system coordination
are piloted and evaluated by Health and Human Services. It also
develops and maintains a broad network of community, non-profit,
public, and private sector delivery organizations in a sustained and
substantial partnership.
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52. MRB Counseling Services INC
101 Chestnut St. Suite 110
Gaithersburg, MD 20877
301-527-0854
jcoronel@mrbcounseling.com
Johanna Coronel
53. National Counseling Group
Sara Young
9301 Forest Point Circle
Manassas, VA 20121
443-745-6808
Sara.young@nationalcounselinggroup.c
om
Clinical
Clinical
MRB Counseling Services, Inc. is a bilingual treatment program located at
Gaithersburg, Frederick and Hyattsville, Maryland.
MRB Counseling Services, Inc. is designed to provide a variety of
diagnostic and therapeutic services in a non-residential setting for alcohol
and chemically dependent individuals whose physical and emotional status
allows them to function in their usual home and work environment.
The goal of MRB Counseling Services, Inc. program is to provide a
bilingual and cost-effective Alcohol and Drug Education Program in a
comprehensive and therapeutically sound outpatient environment.
The design of MRB Counseling Services, Inc. program provides each
participant with a well-planned comprehensive and structured program of
individualized drug and alcohol treatment, support, and aftercare services.
MRB Counseling Services, Inc. is dedicated to help individuals and
families to feel better for over 13 years. We specialize in:
Mental health
Individual, family, and group Counseling
Marriage and Couples counseling
Psychological and Psychiatric evaluations
Urinalysis Testing
Drug Education and Prevention
DUI/DWI cases, State approved
Anger management
Sexual Offender's Evaluations
Court and Attorney Support
MVA Approved Classes (DIP, 3-Hour Alcohol and Drug Education Class)
NCG, Inc. is a private group of therapists and counselors dedicated to
providing comprehensive community-based, outpatient services,
therapeutic day treatment and therapeutic foster care to individuals and
families throughout the commonwealth of Virginia. Our staff are
professionally trained and widely recognized in the provision of
community-based mental health and substance abuse services. The
collective experience of NCG’s leadership team spans the public and
private sectors and is the inspiration behind the implementation of
compassionate and specialized care provided in Virginia.
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54. Optimum Health Systems Inc.
2300 Garrison Blvd Suite 104
Baltimore MD 21216
410-233-6200
Andrew@optimummd.com
Andrew Omotosho Clinical
55. Park West Health System, Inc.
4120 Patterson Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland 21215
443-884-7642
cedmonds@parkwestmed.org
Cleo Edmonds
Clinical
Optimum Health Systems Inc. is an outpatient mental health clinic and
rehabilitation program. We are founded on the premise that adults and
children with emotional, conduct, behavioral and other mental health
illnesses can be provided with treatment, therapy, and counseling necessary
for their optimal health and functioning. Our goal is to provide services to
help our clients achieve their optimum potentials at school, work, home,
and in the community.
Park West Health System, (PWHS) is a designated Federally Qualified
Health Center that operates four urban health centers that provide
comprehensive health care to the medically underserved residents in
Northwest Baltimore City and County from all five life cycles without
regard to the patients’ ability to pay. Pharmacy, dental, substance abuse
and mental health treatment, HIV disease, Hepatitis C and specialty care
are also accessible to all patients via a combination of on-site providers and
referrals. PWHS’ longstanding commitment to primary care has always
included emphasis on theoretical concepts and service delivery frameworks
in line with HRSA priorities, including family-centered care, team
approach that integrates medical and social work professionals, and
incorporating cultural competency and the ethical values imbedded in
serving the underserved. PWHS understand that, for both individuals and
families, health depends not only on health care but also on other factors
including individual behavior, genetic makeup, exposure to health threats,
and social and economic conditions. In order to encourage more lowincome and uninsured residents in our service area to seek appropriate and
cost-effective primary and preventive health care from one of our four
sites, PWHS’ staff conducts regular outreach and preventive health
education via community and church events to encourage residents to seek
preventive and primary care. PWHS also offers extensive enabling services
including screenings for public assistance eligibility. PWHS has 20+ years
of experience providing on site HIV health and support services, including
Outpatient Ambulatory Health Services (OAHS) and support services
including Medical and Non-Medical Case Management, Outreach Services,
Rapid HIV Counseling, Testing, and Referral (CTR) services, Emergency
Financial Assistance (housing, transportation, and food), OAHS-CoMorbidity (Mental Health and Substance Abuse Outpatient). Both FQHC
and HIV primary medical services are performed by the FQHC providers
for early to late stage HIV positive clients.
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56. Pathways to Housing DC
101 Q St. NE Suite G
Washington DC 20002
202-281-6315
jnovak@pathwaysdc.org
Jennifer Novak
Clinical
57. Powell Recovery Center
14 South Broadway
Baltimore MD 21231
443-610-1455
kwireman@powellrecovery.com
58. Prince George’s County Department of
Social Services
805 Brightseat Rd
Landover, MD 20785
301-909-7016
Stephen.liggett-creel@maryland.gov
59. PSI Family Services
8301 Professional Place East Suite 205
Hyattsville, Maryland 20785
301-552-7120
mdash@asiworks.com
Kim Wireman
Clinical
Stephen LiggettCreel
Clinical
Monica Dash
Clinical
Pathways to Housing DC is a housing-first model program that helps
individuals with severe mental health and other co-occurring disabilities
with maintaining their wellness recovery. The program helps individuals
get connected to subsidized housing vouchers and then provides intensive
community-based case management services. Pathways to Housing
provides clinical interventions using the Assertive Community Treatment
(ACT) model by have a multi-disciplinary team that includes medical
(nurse, Peer Health specialist), addiction (CAC) and Social Work staff to
provide support to our consumers.
Powell Recovery Center provides integrated addictions, medical and
mental health treatment to public health clients in Baltimore City. Powell
specializes in rapid treatment assessment to ensure client engagement in
comprehensive treatment.
The Prince George's County Department of Social Services is in the
business of providing opportunities for residents of the County to become
independent, responsible and stable members of the community. We do
this by providing intervention services that strengthen families, protect
children and vulnerable adults, encourage self-sufficiency and promote
personal responsibility.
Founded in 1979, PSI is a leading health and human services agency that
provides sophisticated services, training, and treatment to individual and
families dealing with the challenges of mental illness, developmental
disabilities, abuse and neglect.
PSI believes that all children regardless of disabilities can learn and
develop. PSI believes that the role of our staff is to help children realize
their potential and to help parents meet both the intellectual and emotional
needs of their children and themselves.
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60. Renaissance Treatment Center
525 Eastern Avenue, 2nd Floor
Capitol Heights, Maryland 20743
301-925-2255
alsyphax@rtreatment.org
Andrea Syphax
61. Sheppard Pratt Health System
6501 North Charles Street
Baltimore MD 21204
410-938-3308
rhooper@sheppardpratt.org
Robert Hooper
62. St Vincent de Paul of Baltimore
2305 N. Charles Street Ste. 300
Baltimore, Maryland 21218
410-662-0500
Gayle.slowe@vincentbaltimore.org
Gayle Slowe
63. Synergy Family Services
1425 University Blvd Suite 245
Hyattsville, MD 20783
240-882-3956
varnegard@gmail.com
Spencer Simmons
Clinical and Renaissance Treatment Center is a Maryland Behavioral Health
Macro
Administration certified Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient Addictions
program. We are also certified by the state to provide DWI/DUI education
and treatment as well as Alcohol/Drug Education and Early Intervention
services. A 501 (C)(3) nonprofit agency, Renaissance also provides
extensive services for clients with co-occurring mental health needs.
Several of our staff are certified in administering Mental Health First Aid.
We also have programs for individuals and families with Anger
Management/Conflict Resolution needs. In addition, we offer highly
individualized Case Management services for our various client
populations. Since 1998, Renaissance has been providing services for
clients referred by various court and criminal justice agencies, employers,
social service programs, and self-referred individuals. We use evidence
based approaches. Our primary models of treatment are Cognitive
Behavioral Therapy and Motivational Interviewing. Our successful
outcome rate is well above the National Average. Renaissance serves as a
Field Study site for several higher education institutions including The
University of Maryland School of Social Work, Bowie State University,
Howard University School of Social Work and The University of Southern
California School of Social Work.
Clinical
Sheppard Pratt Health System, a private non-profit health system located in
Baltimore, Maryland, provides compassionate solutions to help those
suffering from mental illness recover and get back to their lives. We offer a
full range of mental health, substance use, and special education services
throughout Maryland, to meet the needs of children, adolescents, adults,
and older adults.
Non-profit- St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore is one of the leading providers of services
Human
to people suffering from the effects of hunger, homelessness, and poverty
Services
in the Baltimore region. We operate 13 programs with services that include
food, clothing, shelter, transitional and permanent housing, homeless day
resources, employment training, adult education, emergency financial
assistance, Head Start, and youth services.
Clinical
Synergy Family Services is an outpatient mental health clinic that serves
children, adolescents and adults providing individual, family and group
therapy. Synergy Family Services is also a certified Abuser Intervention
Program (AIP) in the state of Maryland providing services to abusers,
victims and children.
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64. Thrive Behavioral Health
8967 Yellow Brick Road
Rosedale, Maryland 21237
443-570-3148
adulaj@thrivebh.onmicrosoft.com
Adrienne Keatts
Clinical
65. TIME Organizations, Inc
2901 Druid Park Drive Suite A210
Baltimore MD 21215
410-227-9426
lherron@timeorganization.org
Lauren Herron
Clinical
66. University of Maryland Medical
System
920 Elkridge Landing Road
Human Resources
Linthicum, MD 21090
443-462-5371
lbeckert@umm.edu
Loretta Beckert
Clinical
67. Woodbourne Center
1301 Woodbourne Center
Baltimore, MD Baltimore
United States
410-433-1000
hr@woodbourne.org
Rosa Montgomery
Clinical
Thrive Behavioral Health (THRIVE) is a dynamic off-site mental health
program. We provide individual and family therapy services to adults,
children and families in the communities of Baltimore City, Baltimore
County, Anne Arundel County, and Montgomery County. Our diverse
group of clinicians take a hands-on approach to treatment by going into
neighborhoods and homes to provide care for our clients.
Our motto is “meeting people where they are”, not only because we
provide treatment in the community, schools, and home, but because this
also speaks to our commitment to engage clients wherever they may be on
their path to wellness.
T.I.M.E Organization Incorporated (501c3) is a non-profit human service
agency that provides Outpatient Mental Health Clinical Services to youth
and adults in the Baltimore Metropolitan area, Anne Arundel County and
surrounding counties. With over 50 years of collective mental health
services experience, it is our goal to provide the most holistic care and
support to the population and community we serve. We have four different
programs geared toward the betterment of the population we serve: Mental
Health Psychotherapy, Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services, Therapeutic
Behavioral Services and School Based Mental Health Services.
The University of Maryland Medical System (UMMS) was created in 1984
when the state-owned University Hospital became a private, nonprofit
organization. It has evolved into a multi-hospital system with academic,
community and specialty service missions reaching every part of the state
and beyond. Test
UMMS is a national and regional referral center for trauma, cancer care,
neurocare, cardiac care, women's and children's health and physical
rehabilitation. It also has one of the world's largest kidney transplant
programs, as well as scores of other programs that improve the physical
and mental health of thousands of people daily.
Woodbourne Center provides psychiatric residential treatment for boys,
ages 12-18, who have serious mental health problems and have exhibited
harmful sexual behaviors. Specialized programming includes two sexual
trauma and recovery units and other comprehensive treatment units.
The treatment approach is multidisciplinary and collaborative, utilizing
cognitive behavioral therapy, individual, family, group, and milieu therapy.
All programming is trauma-informed and family-centered.
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