Geneva Banks, LCPC
Mental Health Therapist
Owner

I moved to Baltimore, Maryland from the suburbs of D.C to attend Morgan State University.  I studied History with plans to teach inner city youth. After three years of teaching, I enrolled in Anne Arundel Community College to study counseling, in order to help my students in a different way.

I began my career in counseling in 2012, at a Baltimore city clinic that focused on helping people overcome addiction. After five years at that clinic, I decided to enroll in the Clinical Mental Health program at The Johns Hopkins University, in order to be a practitioner who treats individuals with dual diagnosis ( addiction and mental health issues)

I work with individuals who struggle with anxiety disorders, depression/mood disorders, trauma, and/or addiction. I aim to create a supportive, safe, and empowering environment for your journey of healing.

When I am not engaged in my passion of helping people, I am off on an outdoor adventure. I enjoy hiking, whitewater rafting, kayaking, and roundtrips. I also enjoy reading, writing poetry, drawing, and dancing to relax.

Testimony from previous client who met goals for treatment

  • Donna A.

    “I engaged Ms. Banks' therapy service because I wanted to understand my pattern of choosing partners who are liars and determine how to change that. Ms. Banks created the space for me to explore the role I play in attracting this, supported me in exploring my belief system around this and encouraged me to explore and adopt new beliefs. Through my therapy sessions with her which spanned approximately 6 months, I became more confident in speaking up for myself, believing in myself, trusting my intuition and acting in my best interest. ”

  • A.B

    Wishing you a Happy New Year and wanted to express my gratitude for the support and guidance you've provided over the years. It has played a significant role in enhancing my decision-making abilities, my confidence, and understanding my triggers. I am sincerely thankful and continue to wish you and your family well!

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