Join Our team

Are you looking to join a wonderful team of therapists while maintaining your autonomy? At Bethesda Counseling Services we are always looking for passionate, talented, motivated and committed therapists to join us. We are a dedicated and vibrant practice in Bethesda that provides individual and family therapy to children, teenagers, adults and couples.

This is a great opportunity for therapists looking for more independence, freedom, flexibility and creativity plus:

A fun supportive and professional team of therapists
A steady stream of referrals
Competitive pay
In house medical billing and intake coordination
Opportunities to create your own unique offerings, groups workshops etc
Ability to set your own hours and work with your ideal client
Free weekly mentoring/peer consultation

The ideal candidate will have the following:

Clinicians that are licensed in the state of MD, DC or VA
Ability to carry a consistent caseload of at least 12 clients/week
Experience working with families, couples or children

Reach out to us today!

If you think you’d be a great addition to our growing practice please email your resume at contact@bethesdacounselingservices.com and fill out this questionnaire!

Our Team

Beth Bralley

Life inevitably brings unique challenges of all kinds. With this, there will likely be times where seeking professional guidance is helpful. I believe there is great value in being heard, understood, and supported. Whether you are experiencing distress, life changes, or troubling thoughts and emotions, engaging in therapy can offer […]

Marli Sarecky

Therapy is a space where clients can come to understand themselves on a deeper level, work through life challenges, and grow as a person. My role as a therapist is to provide clients with a warm, comforting, and non-judgmental environment; a space that feels safe to share one’s story. I […]

Anita Alex

Sometimes we have many thoughts and emotions that are too big to sort through, making it difficult to know what we are feeling sometimes or even how to manage these feelings. The therapy space is a safe space where all these thoughts, feelings, and emotions can be explored in many different ways. I take a […]

Sammie Richardson

Hello! I’m Sammie Richardson a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) born and raised in Maryland. Over the last couple of years I have provided therapy for children, adolescents, and adults in multiple settings including in-person and virtually. Previously, I worked in treatment foster care where my focus was counseling, psychoeducation, and crisis intervention for children […]

Mason Troupe

We all carry wounds we have accumulated throughout life, and these can have a great impact on us, even when we’re not aware of it. These wounds can manifest as anxiety, depression, and relationship struggles, or can simply leave us feeling like we’re not doing what you want to do or being who we want […]

Jess Johnson

I provide a judgment-free space to explore the gap between where you currently are and where you'd like to be. As your coach, I help clarify your goals, identify the obstacles holding you back, and aid you in creating a plan to bridge the gap; I will also provide you with accountability to keep you on track.

Hailey Alexander

I am passionate about helping people shift their perspectives and gain insight to feel more confident in themselves and their relationships. I emphasize a person’s resilience and work to empower my clients to explore and identify the tools within themselves to overcome challenges. I also believe that helping clients unburden themselves from unhelpful thinking patterns can be transformative.

Aline Beyhaut

My life experience, both professionally and as an expatriate in the US, have shaped my commitment to serving people on their path to positive change and growth.

Kathryn Zimmerman

I offer individual, family, and group therapy to adolescents and adults, as well as parent coaching services. I specialize in helping clients better understand and manage emotions, improve relationships, gain self-acceptance, change self-defeating behaviors, manage life transitions, and tolerate stress. I operate from a family systems perspective, which simply means we explore how we are impacted by, and have an impact on, the people around us.

Richard Crenna

I strongly believe that effective therapy thrives within a trusting and non-judgmental space, where you’re empowered to freely explore your values, needs, and aspirations