Situated just 20 miles south of Baltimore and 10 miles northwest of Annapolis, the Crownsville adult residential program is our new northeastern campus, featuring six beautiful residences for evidence-based treatment of mental health disorders.
With nearly 60 beds, Crownsville is our largest residential program. But when patients arrive, they will enter an environment that is intimate enough to receive an array of treatment—both individual and group therapies—in a real-life setting. Treating no more than 12 patients at a time, treatment is personalized to the needs of each person along with their family and/or support system. The low patient-to-staff ratio allows for more individual attention and engagement at this unique location, which features a pool, nature paths and koi pond.
At Crownsville, we provide trusted and proven treatment modalities, such as trauma-informed cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), acceptance commitment therapy (ACT), exposure and response prevention (ERP) therapy and more. You’ll also get support with a medication management program supervised by a board-certified psychiatrist and a dietitian-designed nutrition program.
Our clinicians emphasize life skills training through daily activities, building relationships, career development and life transition planning. Once you finish treatment, aftercare is essential to the foundation for long-term recovery. Our alumni program allows you to stay connected, receive support and focus on achieving your recovery goals.
CONDITIONS WE TREAT
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Bipolar Disorder
- Trauma
- Self Harm
- Autism Spectrum Disorders (high functioning)
- Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD)
PROGRAM FEATURES
Residential
All Genders, Adults 18+
CONDITIONS WE TREAT
Trauma
Anxiety Disorders
Depression
Self-Harm
Bipolar Disorder
Reactive Attachment Disorder
MEET THE TEAM
Kevin Rose, LCPC
PROGRAM DIRECTORFor more than 20 years, Kevin has been providing individual and group therapy services to adults seeking help for mood disorders, anxiety disorders, severe and persistent mental health disorders, trauma, substance use, grief and loss. Kevin has trained many licensed clinicians and led a number of clinical programs. Kevin received his graduate training in clinical psychology at Boston University and graduate training in executive leadership from Georgetown University. His theoretical approach is both cognitive-behavioral and psychodynamic. Kevin aims to collaborate with his patients as they learn and utilize skills to manage life’s challenges in order to improve and maintain an overall better quality of life. He utilizes trauma-informed methods to support patient-centered goals, individualize task development, create change, and promote health and healing through empowerment. Encouragement, positive reinforcement and humor are often part of the process. Kevin believes that each step forward is great progress.
Daniela Quiros, RDN, LD
Registered DietitianDaniela is a registered dietitian with the Discovery Mood & Anxiety Program in Crownsville, MD. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Nutrition and Dietetics from the University of Delaware and completed her dietetic internship at the University of Oklahoma where she spent time working with adults and adolescents at an eating disorder treatment center. Daniela enjoys educating patients on the connection between nutrition and mental health and ensuring patients’ dietary needs and accommodations are being met. She supports patients throughout their treatment by teaching them about mindfulness and intuitive eating — with an overall goal of helping them achieve food freedom. Daniela leads weekly nutrition education groups and individual sessions with patients to help them develop a healthy relationship between food and body.
Meghan Boyd
Primary TherapistAs a therapist at the Discovery Mood & Anxiety Program in Crownsville, MD, Meghan engages clients through dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), attachment theory, trauma informed care and motivational interviewing. Meghan is a Certified Grief Counseling Specialist and utilizes techniques to help patients cope with grief and loss, including death and other impactful losses such as friendships, relationships and jobs. At Discovery, Meghan plans to expand her experience and passion as a therapist to the residential setting. Meghan grew up in Maryland where she attended both undergrad and graduate school. At the University of Maryland School of Social Work, Meghan focused on a clinical curriculum with the intent of providing clinical therapy services post-graduation. Since then, she has worked as an individual outpatient therapist. Meghan has also worked in residential treatment at a therapeutic group home and has interned in psychiatric hospital long-term care units. Meghan firmly believes in individualized, holistic treatment and encourages clients to improve both their mental and physical wellbeing through mindfulness, movement and intuitive eating — in addition to clinical modalities. Meghan aims to help clients explore relational patterns within themselves and with others in order to change the way they relate to the world and people around them — while building appropriate coping skills. Outside of work, she enjoys hiking, reading, playing video games and spending time with her pets.
Lindsey Colasurdo
FACILITY MANAGERLindsey is the facility manager at the Discovery Mood & Anxiety Program in Crownsville, MD. She enjoys sharing her knowledge and experience with patients in order to inspire lasting change in their lives. Lindsey earned her Master of Science Degree in Health Science with a concentration in community health and health administration from Towson University in 2019. She specializes in health education, prevention, and behavior change techniques. Lindsey was born and raised in Maryland and loves both crab cakes and football. Lindsey and her husband, Daniel, can usually be found eating their way around a new town or cheering on their favorite sports teams.
Taylor Mohr
PRIMARY THERAPISTTaylor grew up in New England and Maryland and recently returned to Maryland from Boston to join the Discovery Mood and Anxiety Crownsville Location. She earned her BS in Counseling from Lesley University followed by her Master of Social Work from Simmons University. Taylor’s prior professional experience was in psychiatric emergency services and residential trauma treatment with an emphasis on dialectal behavioral therapy (DBT) and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). Taylor looks forward to applying her training and experience to support Discovery patients as they establish personal goals and learn useful therapeutic skills that they can apply to achieve their goals. Taylor is an avid equestrian who spends her free time riding and competing her horse. She also enjoys yoga and traveling.
Support Group
Discovery Mood & Anxiety provides free support groups for individuals, loved ones, and professionals. Find out more about how to join our free support groups.
COVID-19 Update: COVID-19 Update: In-person residential treatment is still offered at this location. Learn about all that we are doing to protect the safety and wellbeing of our patients and staff.