By: Mike Shulman, LCSW-C When you’re a kid and see things every day, they don’t become normal – they are normal. It seems that sometimes in Baltimore City, what others may view as tragic, we see as sad, yes, but … Continued

By: Aubrey Brown, LMSW It’s no secret that being a teenager today comes with many challenges and changes. Change is a constant thing that can be scary; it means we’re entering a new experience or stage of life, sometimes without … Continued

By: Brian Warner When I was 18, going through depression for the first time, I named it “being angry all the time and not knowing why.” Then at 21, it was “like my brain won’t stop screaming.” And at 22, … Continued

By: Thomas A. Glass, PhD, ADT The dictionary defines hijacking as “….to unlawfully seize in transit and force it to go to a different destination or use it for one’s own purposes.” But what does it mean for our brain … Continued

The Resource Group strives to provide compassionate, competent care to all our clients. Our skilled LGBTQIA-affirming therapists and behavioral health providers are ready to help you. Call us at 410-337-7772 to start your journey of healing today. Submitted By: Brian … Continued

By: Brian Warner We’ve all heard the same old jokes, and they’re always meant to punch down. “The LGBTXYZ789+ community.” “Did you just assume my gender?” Breaking news alert: these jokes were hacky then and they’re hacky now. Most people … Continued

By: Brian Warner From 1932 to 1933, between 3.5 and 5 million Ukrainians died in the Holodomor – “death by hunger” in Ukrainian. The man-made famine, devised by Stalin in retaliation for the Ukrainian independence movement, left people across the … Continued

By: Brian Warner Is this just a bad day or is it something worse? Will tomorrow be better or more of the same? If you’ve dealt with a chronic mental health condition, questions like these can loom large whenever you … Continued

By: Cryssy Andrews, LCPC How often have you heard or said statements such as “That is really bugging my OCD,” “You’re so bipolar,” “I’m so depressed,” “I’d rather jump off a bridge,” etc.? Statements like these are often utilized in … Continued

By: Trisha Chason, LGPC Trisha Chason, LGPC, works with the widest age-range of any clinician on our team, treating clients as young as 16 and into their 60s. She has a particular interest in helping people through major life transitions, … Continued