JUEL's Therapeutic Solutions, LLC
P: (301) 367-1503
F: (443) 451-8214
info@juelssolutions.com
Serving Maryland, Virginia, and South Carolina
'All Jewels deserve to shine!'
-Juanita E. Jackson
Founder of JUEL's Therapeutic Solutions, Juanita Jackson is a licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Maryland (State-Approved Supervisor) and Virginia (State-Approved Supervisor); and an Employee Assistance Specialist (EAS-C), earning degrees in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Sports & Exercise Psychology.
After experiences rooted in fear of rejection and challenging life transitions, Juanita embarked on a career in which she found fulfillment and purpose - working with others to help them navigate through challenges and reach their full potential.
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"My mission is to develop and nurture a therapeutic relationship that enables individuals, couples and families to live their best lives. I believe that everyone deserves fulfillment and have it within them to not only explore the possibilities, but to also make it happen. I also believe in helping athletes learn and understand the importance of mental strength to enhance performance through personal growth and finding fulfillment in their experiences. Through discovery, acceptance and nurturing, we can get there together."
Juanita E. Jackson, LCPC, LPC, EAS-C
Licensed States: Maryland, Virginia
Insurances Accepted: Carefirst Blue Cross Blue Shield, Anthem, Maryland Medicaid, Virginia Medicaid, Aetna, Cigna, Military One Source, EAP
Brittney Robinson is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Maryland, obtaining degrees in Marriage, Couple, & Family Therapy and Psychology. She is proudly one of the founding students of Hampton University's Marriage & Family therapy program.
Having a strong family background rooted in various forms of therapy and education and her desire to nurture and help people for as long as she could remember are the experiences that led her to the counseling field. Brittney believes that everyone deserves a chance and a safe space to work through life's trials and work towards a well-rounded, balanced, and healthy life.
"My goal as a mental health professional is to cultivate a therapeutic alliance that enables individuals, children, couples, and families to live a well-rounded and healthy life. No trial is too small or too big; everyone deserves a nonjudgmental and caring person who can give them the tools to work through life's challenges effectively."
Brittney R. Robinson, LCPC
Licensed States: Maryland, Virginia
Insurances Accepted: Carefirst Blue Cross Blue Shield, Maryland Medicaid, Virginia Medicaid, Aetna, Cigna
Tina Clark is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor who is committed to working with youth and adults who struggle with the affects of addiction, anxiety, depression, and difficult life adjustments.
Tina completed her Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in 2014. My approach to the therapist-client relationship is treating the client with compassion while also separating the individual from their problems.
"Theoretically, I believe a cognitive behavioral approach (CBT) allows clients to understand how their thoughts and beliefs play the main role in their perspective and how behaviors manifest that can be both positive and negative. Having an unconditional positive regard for the client also helps to build a trusting relationship and is the foundation in providing service."
Tina's goal as a Counselor is to create a safe environment where the client can share their vulnerabilities, feel rejuvenated, and learn to cope with any challenges. "I aim to support each client on their journey while equipping them with the necessary tools to create the best version of themselves."
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Tina Clark, LCPC
Licensed State: Maryland
Insurances Accepted: Maryland Medicaid, Carefirst, Aetna, Cigna
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Alexis Campbell is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Maryland and South Carolina, having obtained degrees in Mental Health Counseling and Psychology. She prides herself on being a Black woman therapist specializing in supporting other Black women.
Alexis’ background in research led to her developing specialties in depression, anxiety, and perinatal mental health. Her biggest lesson learned on her therapist journey is that caring for yourself is a necessary part of caring for others. She seeks to help people learn and build stronger connections with themselves in order to maximize their potential to thrive and succeed in life.
“As your counselor, I provide a judgment-free environment for you to express yourself. I utilize a holistic approach, incorporating various techniques and modalities, as therapy is not ‘one size fits all.’ My goal is to help you become the best version of yourself, whether you struggle with work-life balance, trauma, self-image, or mood management. Above all, you will be at the center and have a voice in planning the direction of your treatment. Seeking therapy is not a sign of weakness; you will leave feeling stronger and more empowered than ever.”
Alexis D. Campbell, LCPC
Licensed State: Maryland, South Carolina
Insurances Accepted: Maryland Medicaid, Carefirst Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna
Clarissa Haskins-Maxey is a passionate Supervisee in Social Work, Certified Substance Abuse Counselor, mentor, and advocate who brings warmth, cultural awareness, and clinical experience into every space she enters. With experience in outpatient therapy, home-based counseling, and school-based counseling, Clarissa understands that healing is not a one-size-fits-all journey — it is personal, powerful, and deeply rooted in connection.
Clarissa has experience working with youth, adolescents, and adults experiencing substance use challenges, including adult opioid use disorder and perinatal opioid withdrawal. Her background also includes community-based advocacy and supporting individuals and families through complex life experiences with compassion, authenticity, and care.
She works with individuals, couples, and families of all ages using an integrative, strengths-based, person-centered, and culturally responsive approach. Clarissa emphasizes modalities such as Attachment Therapy, Structural Family Therapy (SFT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Systems Theory to help clients better understand themselves, strengthen relationships, improve family dynamics, and move toward healing and growth.
Clarissa is especially passionate about supporting BIPOC clients and communities, where cultural understanding, emotional safety, and representation matter deeply. She strives to create a therapeutic space where clients feel seen, heard, valued, and empowered without judgment or stigma.
Outside of her work, Clarissa enjoys spending quality time laughing, loving, and making meaningful memories alongside her family.
