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My name is Dr. Judith Eta, and I am a board-certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) with a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree. I provide compassionate, evidence-based mental health care tailored to each person’s needs. My goal is to create a supportive space where you feel heard, respected, and involved in your care.

I hold a Doctor of Nursing Practice and a Master of Science in Nursing with a specialization in psychiatric-mental health. My clinical experience includes outpatient psychiatry, Telehealth, community mental health. I diagnose and treat psychiatric conditions across the lifespan.

I work with clients experiencing:

Depression and mood disorders

Anxiety and panic disorders

Trauma and PTSD

ADHD and behavioral concerns

Insomnia and other sleep difficulties

Life transitions, stress, and self-esteem concerns

Together, we can develop a treatment plan that reflects your goals and supports your emotional well-being.

Reaching out for help can be difficult, but you don't have to do it alone. I support children, teens, and adults managing anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, and stress. My aim is to create a safe, supportive environment where you can be authentic. Together, we'll craft a personalized treatment plan to help you feel healthier, more confident, and in greater control of your life.

Pedir ayuda puede resultar difícil, pero no tienes por qué hacerlo solo/a. Apoyo a niños, adolescentes y adultos que enfrentan ansiedad, depresión, ADHD, otros asuntos. Hablamos español y estamos para servirles.

My name is Jen, and I am a LCSW-C with over 25 years of experience as a clinician.

Midlife can bring profound changes to your relationships, identity, body, and emotional well-being. Whether you are a woman navigating divorce, parenting challenges, maybe using alcohol to deal with stress, hormonal changes or simply wondering why you no longer feel like yourself, you deserve a shame-free space where your experiences are understood, and your concerns are taken seriously.

My approach combines decades of lived experience, executive leadership, and private practice, where I developed a deep understanding of evidence-based treatment and the complex and constantly changing relationships between life, physical health and mental health. Today my work focuses on helping women navigate the intersection of emotional health, metabolic psychiatry, hormonal transitions, and life's most challenging turning points.

My clinical experience spans traditional and non-traditional healing practices, spiritual exploration, mind body connections, and holistic total whole person healing. Together, we'll explore not only what you are struggling with, but also the biological, psychological, and relational factors that may be contributing to how you feel.

I am a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with over 26 years of healthcare experience, including 8 years in critical care and 2 years in acute psychiatric mental health nursing. I am dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based care for adults ages 18 and older experiencing anxiety and depression.

I believe every person deserves to feel heard, supported, understood, and respected. My goal is to create a safe, welcoming, and judgment-free space where healing and personal growth can begin. I take a warm, collaborative, and personalized approach to care, working together with each client to better understand their symptoms, explore treatment options tailored to their individual needs, and develop the tools and confidence needed to improve their mental health and overall well-being.

I see therapy as a space for connection, self-discovery, and becoming more grounded in who you are. After 10+ years in this field, I’ve learned that healing isn’t linear and doesn’t have to be complicated or clinical - it can be honest, real, and human.

I’d like to consider myself a down-to-earth therapist who believes we often carry more strength, wisdom, and ability to heal and grow than we realize. I believe in caring for the whole person and exploring the many ways we can reconnect with ourselves, including through movement, time in nature, and simply listening to what our bodies are telling us. My heart has always been in empowering people to navigate the different parts of themselves, understand their experiences, and feel more confident in who they are becoming. I want my clients to feel seen, supported, and free to simply be themselves.

My primary population focus is teenage girls and young women, supporting them through family and women’s issues, stress, anxiety, ADHD, anger management. But everyone is welcome here, if you feel a good vibe and think i'm a good fit for you, reach out, i'd be happy to help.

My approach incorporates CBT, art therapy, motivational interviewing, and solution-focused therapy.

I bring compassion, honesty, good energy, and a genuine belief that growth doesn’t require you to become someone else. It’s about understanding yourself more deeply, embracing all the different parts of who you are, and discovering the strength and potential that have been there all along. I’ll meet you where you are, walk alongside you through the hard parts, and challenge you when you need a reminder of what you’re capable of ✨

I believe in the power of language, culture, and genuine connection to make therapy work. As an LCSW-C fluent in English and Yoruba, I bring both clinical depth and cultural understanding to my practice — creating space for clients from diverse backgrounds to feel truly seen and heard without having to translate themselves first.

Since 2016, I've worked across community mental health, schools, residential settings, and partial hospitalization programs, supporting adults navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, grief, OCD, domestic violence, and life transitions. I consider myself an agent of hope — helping clients build resilience, find healing, and rewrite the narratives of their lives one session at a time.

I'm trained at the University of Maryland and take a holistic approach — considering how physical health, relationships, culture, community, and spirituality shape each person's well-being.