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Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor

Chris Aitken

LGPC

Verified by The Therapy Hour

Ellicott City, MD 21043

Licensed in Maryland

About

Meet Chris

Chris Aitken is a licensed graduate professional counselor in Ellicott City, Maryland, who works with clients of all ages. Couples work is his specialty, and he also enjoys seeing individuals and families for anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, substance use and the stress of life changes, decisions and illness. His practice is shaped by existential ideas about freedom, isolation, meaning and mortality, and he combines DBT, narrative therapy, REBT and a strength-based outlook with his own life experience. He tailors therapy to each person, building on their strengths with the aim of moving them toward greater wellness and a more fulfilling life. He offers sessions in person in Ellicott City and online.

Specialties

Top specialties

  1. 01Anxiety
  2. 02Depression
  3. 03Trauma & PTSD

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How Chris works

Client focus

Who Chris sees

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Fees & insurance

Cost of sessions

Session fee$125$125 individual; $150 couples

Insurance accepted 3

Payment options
Insurance notes
Optum; superbill for out-of-network
Payment notes
Cash, Check, Health Savings Account, Mastercard, Visa

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Qualifications

Training & license

License
LGPC · MD · LC18583

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