YOU HANDLE COMPLEX PROBLEMS EVERY DAY
THERAPY IS WHERE YOU UNPACK THE ONES THAT FOLLOW YOU HOME.
Art Therapy in Olney, MD
Serving Lawyers, Men, Therapists & Busy Professionals Across Maryland & DC
LET’S BE REAL:
You’re competent, capable, and relied on by others.
That doesn’t mean life always feels easy.
I’M AUBREY.
I help busy professionals step out of survival mode and into a life that feels sustainable.
Whether it’s a lifetime of carrying too much or the aftermath of a single event, I’ll walk with you as we explore what keeps you awake at night and begin making space for you to breathe again.
As an Art Therapist, Licensed Professional Counselor, and clinician trained in Internal Family Systems (IFS), I support high-achieving adults in the DC Metro area to step back from overfunctioning, rediscover their needs, and give voice to those needs with confidence.
People often assume art therapy attracts artists, but the truth is my clients are the ones managing big lives, big stress, and big responsibilities.
Who you’ll find in my office:• Lawyers and other high-pressure professionals
• Therapists & Mental Health Clinicians
• Men
• Adults who are neurodivergent or late-diagnosed (ADHD, Autism)
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You Might Be Struggling With…
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Anxiety & Burnout
constant stress, overthinking, trouble setting limits
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Trauma
past wounds, lingering patterns, emotional triggers
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Grief & Loss
loss of loved ones, life changes, unresolved sorrow
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Relationships & Identity
self-expression struggles, unclear roles, intimacy challenges
What if you could learn to…
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• face your feelings without drowning in them, or burying them so deep they quietly shape your choices and relationships.
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• manage anxiety and prevent burnout before it spirals.
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• set boundaries that actually stick, without constantly overextending yourself.
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• measure your worth by who you are, not by how much you check off your to-do list.
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• let yourself slow down without apology and call it care, not laziness.
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• embrace vulnerability as a strength and use it to build authentic connections.
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• redefine success on your own terms.
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Not everyone I work with fits into the specific groups I mention, and that’s okay. If something about my approach or style resonates with you, individual therapy offers a place to slow down and talk through what’s feeling heavy, confusing, or stuck. You might be navigating stress, life changes, relationships, or just wanting to understand yourself better. Together we create a space that feels honest, supportive, and grounded so you can move forward with more clarity and confidence.
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These individual therapy sessions are tailored to help you understand yourself on a deeper level using the Internal Family Systems (IFS) approach. Together, we’ll explore the different parts of you—like the driven achiever, the inner critic, or the exhausted caretaker—to create more balance and self-compassion.
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Individual art therapy sessions offer a creative way to explore your thoughts, emotions, and experiences when words alone don’t feel like enough. You don’t need to be an artist, just open to using art as a tool for insight, healing, and growth.
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Therapy for men provides a space to sort through stress, pressure, and expectations without judgment. Whether you’re navigating relationships, career demands, or just trying to feel more like yourself again, therapy can help you reconnect with your values and move forward with clarity.
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Whether you’re a therapist wanting space to process the stress of the work or you’d rather leave your therapist identity at the door and just be a person in therapy, this space can hold both. Through art therapy and parts work, we’ll focus on caring for you, not your clients, not your roles, just you.
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Therapy for lawyers navigating high-pressure careers, perfectionism, burnout, and the challenge of switching off. Make space for your emotions, set boundaries without guilt, and build a life that works beyond the job.
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Clinical supervision is available for LGPC, LGPAT, GPAT, and ATR-P clinicians in Maryland and DC who are working toward licensure and growing their clinical skills. I offer both individual and group supervision focused on thoughtful reflection, practical support, and developing your professional voice. Whether you’re early in training or looking for a steady space to process your work, supervision is collaborative and grounded in real-world practice.
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If there’s one thing I’ve found over and over again while working with my clients it’s that people are feeling lonely. Group Therapy is a great space for meeting other like-minded, growth-oriented folks in a space designed specifically to foster connection.
Here’s how I can help:
Ways to engage.
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Access therapy via secure tele-health platform from anywhere in Maryland, DC, and Missouri.
FAQs
If you’re deciding if this is the right place to start, these are the essentials.
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I work with adults (18+) who are tired of overthinking, people-pleasing, perfectionism, anxiety, or repeating the same relationship patterns. Together, we’ll figure out what’s happening now and what needs to change for the long haul.
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Yes. I offer in-person sessions in Olney, Maryland, and telehealth for eligible clients located in Maryland and Washington, D.C.
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3401 Olandwood Court, Suite 204, Olney, MD 20832. The office is on the second floor and requires navigating stairs.
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60–80-minute intake: $250
50-minute individual session: $180
80-minute individual session: $250
I offer two reduced-fee spots through Open Path Psychotherapy Collective, subject to eligibility and availability.
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I'm an out-of-network provider and don't bill insurance directly. I provide superbills for you to submit for possible reimbursement. Coverage varies by plan, so check your out-of-network benefits before starting.
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My regular office hours are Tuesday through Thursday, approximately 7 a.m.–4 p.m. Contact me to ask about current openings.
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Schedule a free 15-minute consultation to ask questions and see if we're a good fit.
Contact me to get started or call 202-539-4883.
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“The task of therapy is not to eliminate suffering but to give a voice to it, to find a form in which it can be expressed. Expression is itself transformation; this is the message that art brings.”
— Stephen K. Levine, PhD, REAT
