Lauren Dunleavy Cashion, M.D. is a board certified general and child and adolescent psychiatrist who sees children, adolescents, and young adults. Dr. Cashion completed her undergraduate degree at Barnard College, Columbia University, graduating with honors. She went on to complete her medical education at University of Maryland. She completed her general adult psychiatric residency at University of Maryland/Sheppard Pratt where she served as chief resident during her fourth year. Dr. Cashion completed her child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship at University of Maryland and again served as chief during her final year. After completion of fellowship, Dr. Cashion held a faculty position as an associate professor at University of Maryland. There she served as the attending psychiatrist for the children’s inpatient unit and also provided care in the child community clinic. In addition to providing direct care, Dr. Cashion has provided consultation to providers across the State monitoring the use of antipsychotic medications in children. She utilizes a trauma-informed model, having completed training in trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy. She also has experience in the provision of school-based services, having provided on-site and telepsychiatry services to Baltimore City schools with University of Maryland’s nationally recognized School Mental Health Program. She has also provided direct and consultative services to youth in Anne Arundel County schools. Dr. Cashion has worked with community mental health clinics, providing direct services and consulting on administrative and clinical policies. She also served on the Anne Arundel County Mental Health Task Force where she led a subcommittee. She volunteers with Burgers and Bands, a non-profit for suicide prevention. Dr. Cashion has been in private practice for a number of years. She considers the multiple facets of each individual and her management approach is collaborative and incorporates pharmacology, therapy, and lifestyle management. Dr. Cashion is a sixth generation Annapolitan. She lives in Annapolis with her husband, two children, and oversized rescue dog. She enjoys spending time with her family, reading, and being outdoors.

Taylor Scott, MD, is a board-certified general, child and adolescent psychiatrist who specializes in the treatment of children, adolescents, and young adults. She has experience treating patients from a myriad of backgrounds that has helped to develop her unique, personalized treatment strategies. In addition to her private practice, Dr. Scott serves as the chief medical officer for Catholic Charities. She also recently served as a consultant for the Anne Arundel County Department of Health. In these roles, Dr. Scott leads efforts to provide safe, well-informed care through case consultations as well as the development and implementation of agency-wide policies. Prior to her role as chief medical officer, she served as the director of education, leading training and scholarship pursuits for the team of physicians and nurse practitioners, and then as medical director of the Villa Maria outpatient clinics. For several years, she provided telehealth services to children and adults in Harford County. During that time, she provided oversight and worked collaboratively with several teams of mental health professionals. Her experience in telehealth-based care has allowed for a robust, flexible private practice that provides both in-person and virtual services. Currently, she continues her work providing services to the state of Maryland through the outpatient mental health clinic setting and her private practice. Through her many years in private practice, Dr. Scott has been successful in delivering practical, individualized, and evidence-based care. Dr. Scott obtained her undergraduate degree from Duke University in Durham, NC. She went on to complete her medical training at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine Chapel Hill. While in training, Dr. Scott participated in multiple research projects as a Whitehead research fellow and Howard Hughes research fellow that culminated in peer-reviewed publications. She completed both her general psychiatry residency and child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship at the University of Maryland/Sheppard Pratt. During her fellowship, Dr. Scott led recruitment efforts and provided oversight to trainees as a chief resident. Raised in NJ but with a strong southern background, Dr. Scott enjoys the endless benefits of residing in Maryland. She spends all of her free time enjoying the activities this area has to offer with her wonderful husband and 3 children.