Mahe Elsayyed, LMSW
Psychotherapist
Children, Adolescents & Young Adults
Education
Mahe graduated with a Masters in Social Work from the University of Maryland. Through her continued education, Mahe's has received in depth trainings in trauma, anxiety, and parental support. ​
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Professional Experience
Mahe has honed her expertise in working with children and teens and their caregivers.Prior to joing us, she served as a dedicated Counselor at Adventist Healthcare's , The Lourie Center, making a significant impact in the lives of countless students and families.
Areas of Expertise
Mahe specializes in addressing anxiety, depression, PTSD, OCD, ADHD, grief, trauma, and family/relationship dynamics. Her in-depth understanding of these issues enables her to provide effective and compassionate support to those seeking help in these areas.
Humanistic Approach and Strength-Based Lens
Mahe's inviting and understanding nature creates a therapeutic environment that promotes growth, healing, and positive change. If you're seeking a counselor who values your well-being and respects your individuality.
Mahe's passion lies in supporting her clients' social and emotional well-being. Embracing a humanistic perspective, she views individuals as whole persons, looking through a strength-based lens to help them grow and flourish. Mahe's goal is to empower her clients on their journey of self-actualization, enabling them to reach their full potential and enhance their overall well-being.
Creating a Safe and Nurturing Space
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Central to Mahe's therapeutic practice is the establishment of a safe, warm, and empathetic space. She places a strong emphasis on mindful practices, fostering an atmosphere where clients feel supported and encouraged to explore their emotions and experiences.
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Diverse Interventions and Specializations
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Mahe has undergone comprehensive training in various therapeutic interventions, including mindfulness, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and play therapy. Mahe use a variety of evidence-based techniques, including cognitive-behavioral therapy, art therapy, and play-based therapy to help children develop healthy coping skills and build resilience.