Rebecca Mullan is a licensed professional counselor in the state of Maryland. Rebecca first studied psychology at the University of Maryland Baltimore County and went on to complete her Master in Clinical Counseling at Johns Hopkins University. Rebecca has worked with various ages, populations, and clinical issues for over seven years; first with the Pro Bono Counseling Project in Baltimore Maryland, and then providing in parish counseling for the Archdiocese of Washington in Montgomery County. Rebecca has special training and certification in Play Therapy, pornography addiction, and Family Systems.
Along with her counseling, Rebecca has engaged in various volunteer work including 10 years serving as Assistant Director for the DC branch of Pure Fashion (a Catholic high school formation program for girls),11 years of teaching religious formation for various ages, and 7 years as a Catholic speaker on topics such as marriage, grief, anxiety, chastity, pornography, and technology safety.

Veronica is a cradle Catholic who seeks to implement Catholic values to her mental health work. She has a passion to help people find healing and strength through their trials and past traumas.After receiving her undergrad in Social Work, she worked in the Social work field for a few years.  She worked for the Early Head Start program supporting low income families to develop healthy relationships with their infants and toddlers. She then was a Family Case Manager for 4 years in a school based program that collaborates with Montgomery County Public Schools. She supported families and children in crisis. Most of her work was focused on the latino and immigrant population. She has helped families through crisis management, parenting education, developing healthy relationships,immigration support, and parent involvement in schools. Veronica completed her Masters in Clinical Social work at Widener University. During her graduate years, she worked in outpatient clinics providing therapy services to adolescents and children most of whom experienced trauma. In her clinical work she has implemented Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT),  Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TFCBT), Solution Focused,  and Crisis interventions.Veronica’s areas of focus are anxiety, depression, trauma, family conflict, and crisis. She approaches clients with a strength based approach and explores their life story to use appropriate interventions.

Madeleine graduated from Franciscan University of Steubenville with a Bachelor's in Psychology and Theology before earning a graduate degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the same institution. In her graduate work, Madeleine completed academic concentrations in both Crisis and Trauma Counseling and Pastoral Counseling. A faithful Catholic, Madeleine finds joy in being an instrument of God's healing and loves watching Him work. She has experience in treating anxiety, depression, obsessive compulsive disorder, scrupulosity, eating disorders, and trauma, and she typically combines techniques from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). She will be counseling at the Rockville and Gaithersburg locations, and she is also available for telehealth."

Sarah studied Social Work and Communications at the Catholic University of America. Completing BSW and MSW degrees at the National Catholic School of Social Service continues to ground Sarah in theory and practice as she uses a holistic approach to therapy in serving individuals and couples. Anchored by faith, Sarah integrates her background of working in various settings - Crisis Pregnancy Support Organizations [Pregnancy Center, Adoption Agency, Maternity Home, & Long-term Support environments], College Student & Youth Ministry, K-12 Student Education and Mentorship - to further shape her work in walking with Clients to greater joy, peace, and thriving. Sarah’s primary areas of focus are anxiety, depression, trauma recovery, role/life adjustment, marriage preparation, couples counseling, healthy communication & attachment.

Meghan Meros has an M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Loyola University of Maryland and an M.A. in Spanish and Latin American Studies from American University. Meghan provides counseling services in English and Spanish and has significant experience in crisis intervention, grief support, and early intervention addictions treatment. Meghan also has seven years of experience mentoring and providing retreats for young adults in Catholic post-graduate service programs. 
Meghan is passionate about supporting individuals who find themselves at a crossroads. Drawing from the principles of cognitive behavioral therapy with a person-centered focus, she aims to help clients find healing by activating their innate, God-given wisdom about their needs and goals. Meghan also likes to encourage clients to draw on the wisdom of faith and the graces of prayer. Recognizing that mental and emotional wellbeing is not disconnected from the realities of family life, social life, work, hobbies, and church involvement, Meghan aims to support clients in finding holistic stability and wholeness.