About Us
Therapeutic Connections, LLC is a licensed mental health agency providing comprehensive programing and integrated care to children, teens and adults throughout the state of Maryland. Therapeutic Connections utilizes a holistic, strength- based and person centered treatment model that focuses on the whole person. Our purpose is to enhance the lives of the populations served by assisting them reach their fullest potential.
In addition to our mental health services, Therapeutic Connections also works diligently to improve the communities in which we serve.
Through participating in community outreach efforts we also conduct presentations and trainings to organizations and community based groups servicing youth and adult populations.
In addition to our mental health services, Therapeutic Connections also works diligently to improve the communities in which we serve.
Through participating in community outreach efforts we also conduct presentations and trainings to organizations and community based groups servicing youth and adult populations.
Cultural Competency
The Therapeutic Connections team is:
- Focuses on all aspects of the person served NOT just their pathology
- Sensitive to the needs of the LGBTQ community members and other disenfranchised organizations
- The Person Served
- Therapist
- Caregiver(s)/Family Members
- Rehabilitation Coordinator
- Rehabilitation Specialist
- DSS Social Worker (when applicable)
Our Services
- Outpatient Mental Health Clinic
- Psychiatric Evaluations
- Medication Management
- In home and/or onsite therapy
- A Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program PRP for youth and adults
- Therapeutic Behavioral Services for youth/young adults 5 - 21 years old
- Six Week Early Intervention DUI/DWI Training Courses
- Category One Continuing Education Courses (total of 40 credits)
- Critical Incident Stress Management CISM for organizations
- Onsite workplace training (to learn more visit: www.mazcan.com)
Parent Quiz
Every child faces emotional difficulties from time to time, as do adults. Feelings of sadness, loss, or emotional extremes are part of growing up. Conflicts between parents and children are also inevitable as children struggle from the “terrible twos” through adolescence to develop their own identities. These are normal changes in behavior due to growth and development. Such problems can be more common in times of change for the family, such as the death of a grandparent or family member, a new child, or a move. Generally, these kinds of problems tend to fade on their own or with limited visits to a counselor or other mental health professional as children adjust to the changes in their lives.
Complete this quiz to determine if your child could benefit from our services by clicking the link:
Parent Quiz
Complete this quiz to determine if your child could benefit from our services by clicking the link:
Parent Quiz