Where The Wild Things Are is a practice committed to quality, client centered care that reflects the values of simplicity, equity, and accessibility.  We utilize a sanctuary model to support trauma informed talk, play, or art therapy techniques.  Feminist theory guides our ability to change our internal narrative by looking closely at the words and symbols we use inside ourself, and understanding where and when we internalized them along our path.  

Mx. Emily Kallay, LCSW-C, MEd- Human Sexuality, is a therapist who has been working with marginalized populations in and around Baltimore City for over 10 years. They have experience providing individual, family, couples, and group sessions in connection with both the city and county public school systems,  as well as the community health clinics.

Mx. Emily has professional and lived experience including, but not limited to the following: 

Trauma, Stress Disorder, PTSD, Chronic PTSD

ADHD, Executive Functioning support, partners of people with ADHD 

Grief and loss, complex grieving,  traumatic loss. 

Anxiety, panic attacks, social anxiety,  phobias, selective mutism

Depression, functional depression, casual and active suicidal ideation 

Gender dysphoria, gender non- conforming identity development, Gender Affirming Surgery letters

DID - Systems, Therians, age discrepancy 

…and embraces and celebrates populations including but not limited to: 

Queer

Kink

Non-Monogamous 

Ethically Non-Monogamous

Polyamorous

Gender non conforming 

Transgender

Neuro Diverse 

Systems