Counseling for Women in Baltimore, Maryland
We help women like you balance life, grow, find inner peace, & move forward.
Are you struggling to balance all your responsibilities in your career, home, friendships and life in general? Do you feel overwhelmed and stuck in your current situation? If so, you are not alone. Many women have these feelings on a daily basis which can lead to symptoms of depression, anxiety and other such mental health difficulties. In 2022, research indicated that 10.4 % of women suffer from depression while 23.4% suffer from anxiety.
WHAT DOES THE RESEARCH SAY ABOUT WOMEN & COUNSELING?
- Women are twice as likely as men to be impacted by Generalized Anxiety Disorder.
- The prevalence of serious mental illness is almost 70% greater in women than in men.
- Women may be less likely than men to seek treatment after experiencing symptoms of mental illness as a result of worry over the perception of others.
- Exposure to violence makes a woman three to four times more likely to be affected by depression.
- Women are twice as likely as men to be affected by depression, which is the second most common source of “global disability burden.”
- Compared to me women are almost 10 times more likely to be affected by an eating disorder.
- Women are more likely to experience post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and they wait much longer than men after symptoms arise to seek diagnosis and treatment.
WHAT SYMPTOMS ARE YOU EXPERIENCING THAT COUNSELING FOR WOMEN CAN HELP YOU RESOLVE?
As a result of the above statistics, it is important to recognize the symptoms that these mental health difficulties can bring. Symptoms such as:
- Feelings of sadness, hopelessness, uselessness, or emptiness
- Crying frequently
- No longer enjoying favorite activities
- Loss of energy
- Inability to focus or make decisions
- Inability to sleep, sleeping too much, or struggling to get out of bed
- Loss of appetite, weight loss, or overeating in an attempt to “feel better”
- Thoughts of self-harm, death, or suicide
- Persistent headaches, nausea, or other physical pain that doesn’t improve with treatment
- Becoming easily annoyed or irritated
Understand that getting help immediately can assist you from spiraling into a more serious disorder. If you are experiencing any of the symptoms listed above then it is time to reach out for support. With therapy for women, you can start addressing your symptoms so you can live a more balanced life.
WHAT DOES COUNSELING FOR WOMEN TREAT?
Here, at Crystal Waters Counseling Centers our women’s mental health services can help you feel unstuck, begin to enjoy your life, and balance life’s stressors. Our therapists for women can treat a variety of difficulties including:
- Stress
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Relationship or parenting concerns
- Family of origin issues
- Trauma
- Bereavement/Grief
- Low self-esteem
- Negative body image
- Combining work and family
- Adjustment to Life Transitions
Are You Ready To Start Counseling for Women in Baltimore, MD?
If you are overwhelmed, stressed, or struggling Brumfield Therapeutic Services is here for you. With therapy for women, you can start getting the support that is tailored to women’s mental health. It is possible to live a happy and balanced life.
To get there start by following these three steps.
- Reach out and schedule your free consultation with a therapist for women.
- Make your first appointment at our Baltimore & Washington D.C. area therapy practice
- Start finding your inner peace
Additional Therapy Services We Offer in the Washington D.C. & Baltimore Areas
Our counseling services are not just for women. We offer individual therapy for all adults, college students, teenagers, and children. Therapy options include anxiety treatment, depression treatment, and EMDR. Additionally, we offer therapy for life transitions, parent coaching, and educational consultation. Our mental health services are available online throughout Maryland or in person at our Columbia, MD-based therapeutic practice.
Additional Resources For Womens Mental Health
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