Contact

240-294-1304
[email protected]

Offices
Laurel Armory-Anderson & Murphy Community Center
422 Montgomery Street
Laurel, MD 20707

Hours
Monday & Wednesday
12noon. - 9 p.m.
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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Mission

To strengthen families and help youth thrive by equipping parents with the skills necessary to meet the developmental needs of children up to 18 years- so that youth can maximize their potential at home, in school and in the community.  

History

Established in 2017, Laurel Helping Hands is a community based, family oriented counseling program dedicated to promoting responsible behavior and appropriate family management skills.  Individuals and families may receive counseling services at scheduled times during the week.  We also offer weekly group counseling services at local public schools.

Experience

The staff at Laurel Helping Hands is committed to providing collaborative counseling tailored to the individual needs of the client.  Our counseling services are designed to support healthy behaviors, emotional growth and to improve family and peer relationships.  We partner with each family to tailor a course of treatment that fits their particular needs and to create a positive change for their youth, adolescent and family.   

Families come to our program with their child/ren having challenges with a variety of issues.  While the list below is not comprehensive, we’ve had success with youth experiencing: 

Anger management                                       ADHD

Anxiety/Depression                                     Lack of social skills

Grief and loss                                                 Family conflict

Social withdrawal                                          School performance

Personal development                                  Decision-making

Parenting                                                       Bullying

 

Laurel Helping Hands is now providing services via telehealth. Please click here to learn more.

If you are experiencing a life-threatening mental health crisis please call 911 or the Prince George’s County Crisis hotline at 301-429-2185. If you are experiencing a non-life threatening crisis, please call 202-821-8719 between 8am-8pm, Monday to Saturday. 

 

For all other reasons, please call 240-294-1304. Leave your name, the best way to reach you and a brief message and someone will get in touch with you.

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