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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am absolutely desperate to find my 9th grade daughter a therapist/counselor. She has been the subject of intense girl bullying at her school and we are in the midst of finding her a new school. But she has developed depression and has started pulling out her hair. We have gone to the school several times over the years but enough is just enough.

I have been calling and calling for months to find someone, anyone, that she can see but absolutely no one has any availability.  I will self pay so the person doesn't need to be on my insurance. My husband and I are here for her, support her, love her, and are trying to do everything we can but we really think she may need more professional guidance and help on her feelings.  I don't need someone to tell her how to handle bullies (that would be great though) but I am more worried about her self harming and getting into a deep depression over this situation. Removing her from the school is one step, but I also really feel having a professional help her navigate how she feels about herself is also important.

Does anyone have any recs?  We are in northern Virginia but will travel to near in DC/Maryland. Thank you.[/quote]

My child sees a therapist at Choice Clinical in College Park, MD.  Their therapist is  only doing telehealth appointments right now.  https://www.choiceclinical.com/our-clinicians/[/quote]

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