Myya Singletary, PhD

(She/Her) |

Psychologist:

Adults

Myya’s approach to therapy is collaborative and compassionate, rooted in a multicultural and culturally responsive framework. Myya will honor your unique experiences and context, and is dedicated to helping you achieve your mental health and wellness goals. She seeks to work together with clients to create a space where clients feel empowered to explore, heal, and grow. Myya’s focus is supporting adults of all ages navigating challenges such as anxiety, stress, burnout, depression, relationship concerns, identity exploration, ADHD, and life transitions. She has worked in a variety of settings, including university counseling centers, hospitals, and private practice.

Myya uses an integrative and person-centered approach to therapy, emphasizing humility. She prioritizes understanding each client’s unique experiences, working collaboratively to define wellness and set achievable goals. By blending techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), self-compassion, and mindfulness, she tailors her methods to meet the diverse needs of those she works with.

Areas of Specialty

Anxiety & Stress
Life Transitions & Adjustment
Identity-Related Concerns
Multicultural Issues
ADHD

Fees

$185 per session for individuals

Practice Location(s)

Why Therapy?

Curiosity led me to psychology, and connection drew me to therapy. I have always strived to create a space that felt safe for people to show up however they need or want to. I enjoy connecting with people on an individual level and consider it a privilege to be a part of someone’s wellness journey.

Professional Motivation

I love being a therapist because I have the privilege of watching people reclaim their power, make meaningful changes, and build lives that align with their goals and values.

Education

BS in Psychology and Sociology from Towson University

MA in Counseling Psychology, Researcher Track from Towson University

PhD in Counseling Psychology from The University of Texas at Austin

Hobbies

Reading, traveling, walking (with or without my pup), trying new restaurants or activities, and spending time with my loved ones

Previous Occupations

In a clinical capacity, I have worked in hospital and university settings and in private practice. I have also held teaching and research positions in academic settings.