Find Mental Health Providers Across Maryland

I have seen my Nurse Practitioner in Psychiatric Mental Health for over a year and he is absolutely terrific and wonderful. NP John Dahunsi is highly regarded. His level of detail for patient care is extraordinary, couldn’t recommend anyone higher.

Amber and Tracy are like my older sister's they are definitely great workers. Got to love them and if you don't then it sucks for you. It's never a dull moment when I visit them at the Waldorf location.

I entered Serenity because of a court ordered offense and entered reluctantly not wanting to be there and thinking it was a waste of time. But from the 1st meeting I was greeted with warmth and a smile from the receptionist, the staff and the owner. Serenity was able to offer support, encouragement, education, resources, and even meals when hungry. Through the process and Serenity’s investment in my well being and growth the staff has become more like family. I highly recommend any individual that is struggling with addiction or in need of any sort of counseling and recovery to reach out to Serenity.

I came to Fields and Fields for service and was met with blatant disrespect from the owner, Ms. Fields. She immediately judged me because I was wearing all black, without even asking who I was or what I represented. What she didn’t realize was that I was wearing A1 Maestro Maven Peace DMV LLC, a Black-owned community organization that works to prevent neighborhood violence and save lives. When I explained this, she dismissed it and said, “I don’t care about that—Diddy has money and look where he is.” That comment was not only rude, but completely unprofessional and out of line. Instead of treating me with basic respect, she chose to belittle me and my organization’s work. Her attitude was judgmental, her words were offensive, and her customer service was terrible. If this is how the owner treats people who walk through the door, I would strongly warn others to look elsewhere.

So my story.... My old doctor left me high and dry. When I called to make a new appointment I was told that she was no longer seeing patients and that the decision had been made a month or so prior. I was down to two days of medication. I was in full panic mode. I searched and found MATClinics. Towson was the first office that came up, although not the closest, I went with them. I was nervous going in. They made an appointment for me the next day (Saturday). I went in and the staff could not have been nicer. The front desk woman was the one I spoke with the prior day. She had me in the system and told me that all would be ok. Did the paperwork, the urinalyses and went to see Dr. Kalu. She listened to my story, got me up and running on what I had been on with the previous doctor and told me all would be ok. The script notification came thru before I left the office. The girls at the front desk took my self pay payment, then found out that I had insurance, processed that, got my refund in order, and gave me my insurance info to give to the pharmacy since i did not have a card yet. The next week I saw Dr. Shoffner, and she was just as nice and caring, and even helped me figure out a few other medical questions I had. I have three offices closer to my house, and would not even think of changing offices at this point. The office is clean, nice, parking is easy, staff is caring and wonderful and they help with everything and anything. If I could give more than 5 stars I would.

All methadone clinic should be closed down. They are money driven. Will serve anybody methadone that has insurance. No matter what condition they look like, talk, like, act. After they do their intake. I've been through the mill! Started in Pikesville Maryland, Then went into Baltimore City. Escaped Baltimore City nightmare. Back to New York. Went to a clinic in Jamaica Queens. There are all the same. Drug Addicts selling their Wares in front of the clinic. Especially on Sunday, when they get their big (ONE) Whopping take-home bottle. Sell it to get their drug of choice. No wonder they're not allowed in any good neighborhoods. No one wants addicts hanging around. One of the happiest days in my life is when I got off methadone. Everyone I spoke to told me 'It was an impossibility "

Kelly is one of the most compassionate and patient therapists ever. She allows you to speak and I can tell she really cares for her clients. I am very appreciative that I get to spend my sessions with her. Having someone like Kelly to talk to makes everything feel that it will all be okay and this is just based on her listening skills alone.

I'm so grateful for Dr. Ndika. If you want a therapist that feels like family, make sure you book her. She makes you feel heard without being judged and seen without being misunderstood. She's funny, relatable and literally makes you feel like her only client.

This is by far the best counseling service i have found for my son. Everyone there maintains a professional and friendly attitude . I needed a refill on my sons meds so i emailed them and within 5 minutes i get a reply. Stating that a refill was sent . I would like to say thank you to them all. they are the best i have found for my son

I love everything about this program. If you are clean every visit then it runs smooth. Go sign in, get vitals, do urine and see doctor and put within 20 mins. Staff is very friendly and care about their patients.

So professional, I liked my class and Joana was quite nice and helpful in her classes. Explaining the Dos and Donts per regulations. It made it easier to understand.

Outreach has been both good to me and good for me. They have made it easy to stay clean. Ashley who runs the Easton office is super knowledgeable and just a great person and all of the doctors have been wonderful. I highly recommend them to anyone having problems.

Dr. Susan Riley is a wonderful and extremely caring physician. She always shows genuine concern for my well-being, not only during appointments but also in between visits. Even when my follow ups are every three months, she makes an effort to check on how I am doing, which makes me feel truly cared for. I deeply appreciate her effort to communicate with me directly in Spanish without relying only on translation. This makes me feel understood, respected, and valued as a patient. Dr. Riley doesn’t simply prescribe medication — she listens carefully, explores what is really going on, and takes the time to understand my situation. When referrals are needed, she makes excellent recommendations and personally follows up to ensure I am receiving the care I need. I am very grateful for her kindness, attention, and dedication. Highly recommended.

Over the past year I been dealing with a Rare Blood Disorder called Systemic Mastocytosis. It is a Mast Cell Disease. Local Hospital & John Hopkins both told me, we know what you have, there is no cure, there is no pill, there is nothing else we can do for you. After 10 years of my own research I found out I need to take an antihistamine with H1 and H2 blockers to reduce allergic reactions. Cambridge VA has been over seeing my symptoms, plus psychological therapy. Getting me a new back brace to support my 17 compression fractures. You are greeted very respectful by everyone. Appointment times run on time. The clinic is 40 miles away from where I live. I rather travel 40 miles, than go the local Doctors. Only 1 of my 8 local doctors that I have, has went out of his way to help me. Cambridge VA go out of their way to help you in anyway possible.

I am very thrilled to begin my healing journey here, I am beyond thankful the kinda lady on the phone called me back this morning to get me started on getting set up for an intake, its a big blessing to me , and I am confident and excited as I know some people who've gone here and gotten some amazing help and care and are on better routes themselves in life. Mental health care is a crucial important part of taking care of oneself, and Marshy Hope is already on the ball to get me going. Thank you!

I’ve been in mental health treatment for over 20 years, and now my children attend clinical solutions. This practice goes above and beyond for their clients, I’ve now recommended them to several other people as well. This medical practice actually cares about their clients

Warning - when you have an appointment at NIH, it either takes half day or the whole day at NIH, which is mentally and physically exhausting. But I have a feeling that the NIH has been a great campus, even though I don’t remember being at NIH for my first time

I was a patient at the Care Clinic for over a year before I realized I was being charged twice for every appointment—once by the clinic, and once by a company called Alma, which I’d never heard of and definitely never agreed to. When I brought it up, the staff acted surprised and told me Alma was just their billing company and that I shouldn’t be paying both. They promised a refund. That refund never came. Instead, I spent months chasing answers while they kept feeding me the same vague excuses—“We’re working on it,” “Alma’s hard to reach,” “Thanks for your patience.” I kept paying, trusting they’d make it right. They didn’t. After more than a year and about $500 in double charges, I finally gave up. I found a new doctor, blocked the Care Clinic entirely—and that’s when they had the nerve to claim I still owed them money. They even threatened collections. That’s when I learned I’d been enrolled in a monthly subscription just to book appointments. Yes—a subscription. To see a psychiatrist. No one told me. No one asked. I had no idea gaslighting now comes with a monthly fee. If you’re struggling with your mental health, you need support—not confusion, dishonesty, and surprise bills. This clinic failed me. Please be careful.