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Individual therapy for children, teens and adults from Clarksville, at a practice that can also provide psychiatric care if it turns out to be needed.
Collaborative Counseling Center provides individual therapy and counseling to residents of Clarksville, MD, at its Columbia office, 8820 Columbia 100 Parkway, Suite 201, Columbia, MD 21045, about 20 minutes away via Route 108. Call (443) 546-4000 to schedule.
Clarksville sits roughly halfway between Baltimore and Washington, D.C., which is part of why so many residents work demanding careers with long commutes toward one city or the other along I-95 and Route 108. That commute time compounds the ordinary pressures of raising a family or managing a household in one of the wealthiest counties in the country. Therapists at Collaborative Counseling Center regularly work with Clarksville area adults managing burnout, anxiety and the strain that a high income, high expectation lifestyle can put on relationships and mental health.
Clarksville sits roughly halfway between Baltimore and Washington, D.C., which is part of why so many residents work demanding careers with long commutes toward one city or the other along I-95 and Route 108. That commute time compounds the ordinary pressures of raising a family or managing a household in one of the wealthiest counties in the country. Therapists at Collaborative Counseling Center regularly work with Clarksville area adults managing burnout, anxiety and the strain that a high income, high expectation lifestyle can put on relationships and mental health.
The therapy team works across the full age range. A child struggling with anxiety, a teenager navigating the pressure of a competitive school like River Hill High School, and an adult managing a career transition are each met with an approach suited to their developmental stage and specific situation.
Some patients need therapy alone. Others need therapy alongside medication management. Because both are available within Collaborative Counseling Center, a therapist who believes a patient would benefit from a psychiatric evaluation can coordinate that directly within the practice, without an outside referral.
The office is about a 20 minute drive from Clarksville via Route 108. Telehealth sessions are available for patients who want the flexibility of not driving in for every appointment.
Call (443) 546-4000 to schedule a therapy intake. The team can help determine which starting point makes the most sense.
Collaborative Counseling Center
8820 Columbia 100 Parkway, Suite 201, Columbia, MD 21045
A 20 minute drive from Clarksville via Route 108
(443) 546-4000
I’ve been a patient at Collaborative Counseling Center for nearly a decade, and I truly cannot speak highly enough about the level of care, compassion, and expertise I’ve received, especially from Dr. Greenberger.
No. The office is in Columbia, about a 20 minute drive from Clarksville via Route 108. Telehealth is also available.
Individual therapy for children, teens and adults, addressing anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and life transitions, among other concerns.
No referral is required. Call (443) 546-4000 to schedule directly.
The first appointment is an intake session, where the therapist gathers information about your history, current concerns and goals for therapy.
Yes. Because psychiatry and therapy are provided within the same practice, a referral for a psychiatric evaluation can be coordinated internally.
This varies by patient and what is being addressed. Your therapist will discuss a realistic timeline and check in on progress as treatment continues.
Therapy for minors generally involves some parental involvement, though the degree varies by age and situation. The team can explain what that looks like when you schedule.
Call (443) 546-4000 or request the free matching consultation to be paired with the right therapist.
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