HelpPRO: Judith Sheagren, PhD, LCSW-C

Judith Sheagren, PhD, LCSW-C	Last Updated: 03/06/2008


Office and Contact Information

Dr. Judith Sheagren, LCSW-C Village of Cross Keys Suite 259, Village Square II Baltimore, MD 21210	Phone: (410) 323-4266 Fax: (410) 510-1504 This provider offers a free brief telephone consultation. Email: Click Here Contact: Dr. Judith Sheagren

Gender: Female

Office Hours:

Monday: 8am - 5pm
Tuesday: 8am - 5pm
Wednesday: 11am - 8pm
Thursday: 11am - 6pm
Friday: N/A
Saturday: N/A
Sunday: N/A

Response Time to Call:

Weekdays: 12 Hours
Weekends: 2 Days

Accessibility:

Are Accessible by Wheelchair


Qualifications

Years of Experience: 35

Licensing:

MD - LCSW-C [00222]

Degrees:

MSW

PhD

Credentials and Certifications:

Academy of Certified Social Workers (ACSW)

Diplomate in Clinical Social Work (DCSW)


Fees and Payment Options

Individual: $130
Group: N/A
Family: $130

Sliding Scale: Yes

Medicare: Yes

Private Insurance or Out of Network: Yes

Free Services:

Community Education

Information & Referral


Problems Served (focus areas are bold)

Addictions/Other (gambling, sex, etc.)	Eating Disorders	Pregnancy/Childbirth
Addictions/Substance	Family Dysfunction	Psychoses/Major Mental Illness
Adoption/Foster Care	Gender Identity	Psychosomatic
Aging	Grief/Loss	Self Abuse
Anger Management	Infertility	Sexual Abuse/Rape
Anxiety/Panic Disorders	Interpersonal Relationships	Sexual Disorders
Asperger's Syndrome	Life Transitions	Sexual Orientation
Attachment Disorders	Men's Issues	Sexuality Issues
Behavioral Problems	Multicultural Issues	Sleep Disorders
Bipolar Disorders	Obsessive/Compulsive Disorder	Spiritual/Religious Concerns
Career/Employment Concerns	Parenting Issues	Stress
Couple or Marital Issues	Personality Disorders	Trauma/PTSD
Depression	Phobias	Women's Issues


Populations Served (focus areas are bold)

Age Groups:

Adolescents (13-17)	Seniors (60 +)	Young Adults (18-25)
Adults (26-59)

Specific Populations:

ACOA (Adult Children of Alcoholics)	Chronic Illness	Interracial Families/Couples
Alzheimer's	Disabled	Military/Veterans
Cancer Patients	Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual	Sensory Impaired (hearing, vision, etc)
Caregivers	Gifted	Step Families
Children of Divorce	Grandparents	Twins


Treatment Methods and Approaches (focus areas are bold)

Theoretical Approach:

Behavioral	Existential Psychotherapy	Psychoanalysis
Cognitive/Behavioral	Expressive Therapy	Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
Crisis Intervention	Geriatric Consultation	Psychodynamic
Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD)	Information and Referral	Psychopharmacology
Dream Work or Analysis	Long-Term	Relational
Education Consultation	Meditation/Relaxation	Short-Term (Brief Treatment)
Ericksonian	Parent Guidance	Social Support
Evaluation/Diagnostic	Psycho-Educational	Transactional Analysis (TA)

Methods Used:

Couple/Marital	Family Systems	Supervision/Consultation
Educational or Psycho-Educational	Individual


Religious and Multi-cultural Experience (focus areas are bold)

Religious Experience:

Buddhist

Christian

Jewish

Multi-cultural Experience:

African-American	Hispanic	Irish
Asian


Professional Associations

American Psychoanalytic Association

National Association of Social Workers (NASW)