Jeffrey Crouch, Psychotherapist in Columbia, 21044

Jeffrey Crouch L.C.S.W.-C.

Profession(s):
Psychotherapy, Marriage & Family Therapy
License Status:
I'm a licensed professional.
Primary License:
LCSW-C - 06143

My Approach to Helping

I have 22 years of experience providing Couples and Individual therapy. My clients have told me I provide a safe and caring enviroment to explore their emotions and relationships. I help Couples and Individuals feel better about themselves and their relationships. I provide therapy for depression and/or anxiety. I guide Couples to improved communication and a deeper connection with one another. These are some questions if you are considering couples therapy: Do you argue about the same things over and over again, ie, money, sex, chores, parenting? Are you both focused on just the kids and not each other? Have you gone through an Affair? In today's world with so much going on at work and home,couples need to focus on each other to feel close and loved. These are some questions to consider if you are considering Individual therapy: Are you feeling anxious or worried? Do you feel sad, irritable, down, and/or guilty? Are you having sleeping problems? Do you try to please or take care of others at your own expense? You deserve to feel content and happy inside. I hope you will give yourself the time and opportunity to feel your best.

More Info About My Practice

I accept the following Insurances: Blue Cross, United health care, Cigna, Aetna, APS, Value Options, Johns Hopkins, Kaiser Tricare, MHN, Medical Assistance, Megellen, and others. I also accept many Employee Assitance Plans. I have extensive training in Cognive therapy, Relaxation and Imagery, EMDR and Couples Therapy.

Specific Issue(s) I'm Skilled at Helping With

I also specialize in treating adults who grew up with parents who may have had a personality disorder such as Borderline and or Narcisstic. Adults who grew up with a parent with a personality disorder often are confused about their feelings. They also may be anxious and or depressed. In addition, they have problems setting appropriate boundaries with their parents. The good news is you can feel good about yourself.