Living Springs Behavioral Health

Verified Clinician

224 N Gay St, Baltimore, MD 21202

5.0 (2 reviews)

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About the Practice

Living Springs Behavioral Health is a mental health provider offering therapy, counseling, and clinical mental health services. We deliver evidence-based treatment for depression, anxiety, PTSD, and other mental health conditions. We serve individuals and families with compassionate, professional mental health care and support.

Practice Context in IntroTherapy

• IntroTherapy lists 891 mental health practices in Baltimore. Living Springs Behavioral Health is one of them.
• 6,790 practices statewide in Maryland are tracked in our directory.
• 945 practices in Maryland list ADHD as a focus area.
• Typical mental health service compensation in Maryland: $47,000 – $92,000 (median $61,000). Source: BLS OEWS, state cost-of-labor adjusted.

Data compiled from U.S. state licensing boards, NPI public registry, and verified practice listings. Mental health is a YMYL topic — we prioritize licensed, verified providers only. Methodology & sources · Updated September 2026.

Insurance Accepted

EmblemHealth

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2 total reviews

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Living Springs Behavioral Health located?

Living Springs Behavioral Health is located at 224 N Gay St, Baltimore, MD 21202.

What is the phone number for Living Springs Behavioral Health?

You can reach Living Springs Behavioral Health at (410) 588-9689.

What insurance does Living Springs Behavioral Health accept?

Living Springs Behavioral Health accepts EmblemHealth. Confirm coverage directly with the practice before your first session.

What does Living Springs Behavioral Health specialize in?

Living Springs Behavioral Health lists the following clinical focus areas: ADHD, Aging/Elderly, Anxiety, Career Counseling, Childhood Trauma, Chronic Illness, Depression, Family Conflict, Parenting, Substance Abuse.