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Institute for HEALing, LLC

The Institute for HEALing (iHEAL) is a wellness practice that specializes in treating all ages.

The Institute for HEALing (iHEAL) is a wellness practice that specializes in treating all ages including children who are struggling with mental and physical health concerns.

03/14/2026

Happy Pi Day! 🥧

Just like π reminds us that some things are ongoing, caring for our mental health is a continuous journey. Today is a great reminder to check in with the pieces that make up your mental well-being.

Which slice of your mental health pie needs more attention this week? 💭

03/10/2026

This month, we'd like to recognize Dr. Taylor for his outstanding work with our doctoral interns, externs, and psychology associates, as well as his dedication to psychological and neuropsychological testing.

Thank you, Dr. Taylor, for your leadership, mentorship, and positive influence!

03/08/2026

Today, we come together to honor International Women’s Day! a celebration of the incredible strength, resilience, leadership, and profound impact women have across our communities.

At iHEAL, we recognize the unique mental health struggles many women face, weither its balancing being a caregiver and a career, confronting societal expectations, and breaking through systemic barriers. These roles demand understanding and compassion.

Women deserve safe spaces where they feel truly heard, wholeheartedly supported, and fully empowered. Places free of judgment and full of hope.

To the women in our community:
Your voice is vital.
Your healing is essential.
You truly matter.

03/06/2026

Pause and check in with yourself.
Stress can build quietly throughout the week, especially when balancing work, school, and personal responsibilities.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed lately, you are not alone, and support is available.

03/04/2026

We are proud to recognize Annika Limson, who serves as both a Therapist and an intake coordinator at iHEAL. In her dual role, Annika supports patients from their very first point of contact through ongoing therapeutic care, ensuring a thoughtful and compassionate entry into services.
We are truly grateful for the professionalism, warmth, and heart she brings to our team and community.
Thank you, Annika, for all that you do 💚

03/02/2026

As we step into a new month, it’s a gentle reminder that growth does not have to be rushed.

March can be a time to reset, refocus, and reconnect with your mental wellness.
What is one intention you’re setting for your mental health this month? 🌱

02/27/2026

Black history isn't limited to just one page or a single month on the calendar.

It lives in stories we share, in communities that lift each other up, and in voices that keep leading, healing, and inspiring us all.

Black history is reflected in resilience, in care that’s rooted in connection, and in the strength that comes from collective support.

As this month comes to an end, the impact of history, culture, and community still remains with us.

Honoring Black history isn't just about remembering.
It's about continuing.
It's about supporting each other's well-being and creating spaces where everyone feels seen, valued, and supported.

The legacy continues.
The care continues.
The commitment continues.

02/25/2026

This Black History Month, we recognize voices like Dr. Joy DeGruy, whose work has contributed to important conversations around healing, resilience, and community wellbeing.

Her research highlights the importance of understanding historical context, identity, and collective healing in conversations about mental health.

We continue to honor contributions that expand awareness and support holistic care.

02/23/2026

Throughout history, Black communities have cultivated systems of care rooted in connection, mentorship, and shared responsibility.

In the face of systemic barriers, support was frequently sourced from churches, families, neighborhoods, and cultural spaces that emphasized collective well-being.

These community-focused approaches continue to shape contemporary understandings of resilience, emotional support, and holistic mental health.

This Black History Month, we acknowledge the enduring legacy of community care and its ongoing influence on healing, strength, and well-being.

02/20/2026

Audre Lorde’s words serve as a reminder that self-care is far more than a mere luxury; it is an essential act of preservation.

Prioritizing rest, boundaries, and emotional well-being is crucial, particularly within communities that have historically depended on resilience and collective strength.

This Black History Month, we commemorate the significance of self-preservation, reflection, and intentional care as integral components of holistic well-being.

02/18/2026

Black Power is often misunderstood.

it represents pride, self-determination, and the strength of community. These values play an important role in identity, belonging, and overall wellbeing.

This Black History Month, we’re recognizing how empowerment and community connection support mental health and healing.

🖤✊🏾

02/17/2026

“He who is not courageous enough to take risks will accomplish nothing in life.”

Today, we acknowledge the enduring legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson.
A civil rights leader who reminded us that justice, dignity, and mental well-being are inherently interconnected.

Through his leadership, Rev. Jesse Jackson championed equity in education, economic opportunity, and access to resources for marginalized communities.

His work highlighted that genuine progress involves not only policy change but also a focus on people, their voices, struggles, and resilience.

His legacy inspires us to continue fostering communities built on advocacy, support, and collective care.

Because community care has always been a form of resistance.

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9419 Common Brook Road, Suite 208
Owings Mills, MD
21117

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 8pm
Tuesday	9am - 8pm
Wednesday	9am - 8pm
Thursday	9am - 8pm
Friday	9am - 8pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+14108640211

Website

http://www.ihealmd.com/

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About iHEAL

Philosophy: At iHEAL, we believe that all health is vital to human success and that wellness comes in many forms. We further believe that wellness at the individual and community levels is necessary for a healthier society. Every human being should be supported in their pursuit of health and no cultural identity factor precludes one from receiving that support. We understand that those who have social privilege have the duty and expectation to advocate for those who are under-privileged. We believe that anyone can make a positive difference in their communities at any time.

Mission: Providing culturally-sensitive and comprehensive wellness services for individuals and communities.

Vision: To foster a healthier, more culturally-affirming society by:

Providing comprehensive mental health treatment for individuals and families (Health Division)