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Meet Anthony Flores, LPC, CT

Call the main office at (301) 767-1733 or email [email protected] to book an appointment with Anthony today.

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The Place Where Lent and Mental Health Meet

The Place Where Lent & Mental Health Meet

From our 2021 article titled, “The Place Where Lent and Mental Health Meet”: ⁣

“A good question to ask might be, “What do I need to care for my mental and emotional wellbeing, and am I doing that now?”. Finding some clarity around these needs can help us discern the non-negotiable areas of what to practice ...


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Happy St. Valentine’s Day

In St. Valentine we see the idea of divinely inspired love which is described so eloquently by Pope Benedict in his book “God is Love”:

“Love of God and love of neighbor are thus inseparable, they form a single commandment. But both live from the love of God who has loved us first. No longer is it a question, then, of a “commandment” imposed from without and ca...


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Transformation Tuesday 2/3/26

Thank you Bishop Burbidge for bringing attention to the importance of mental healthcare while highlighting the need for high quality treatment that is anchored in Catholic anthropology. 

We too strive to be “a beacon to those crying out for help in the dark”. Our clinicians are well-trained, compassionate, and grounded in a Catholic understanding of...


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Transformation Tuesday 1/20/26

Anxiety isn’t just a cognitive experience. It lives in the body as unprocessed fear, often shaped by past experiences that taught the nervous system to stay alert. When the body perceives threat—real, remembered, or imagined—it can subtly (or not so subtly) influence our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.

This is why anxiety often shows up as tightness, restlessness, r...


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