Adam Delauter brings the same commitment to service that defined his military career to his work as a therapist. As a retired Army combat veteran who served in Iraq, Adam understands firsthand the weight of traumatic experiences and the path toward healing. After years of military service, he found another way to serve, helping others navigate the lasting impact of trauma and reclaim their lives.

Licensed in both Maryland and West Virginia, Adam specializes in trauma-informed care with a focus on post-traumatic growth. His approach centers on Forward-Facing Trauma Therapy (FFTT), which examines how traumatic events and painful past memories impact the present and, more importantly, how to stop their negative influence on the future. Rather than staying stuck in what happened, Adam helps clients build forward momentum toward the lives they want to live.

Since 2018, Adam has worked as an inpatient therapist and crisis counselor, developing expertise in supporting individuals through their most challenging moments. He takes an eclectic, solution-focused approach that draws from multiple evidence-based modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), and Motivational Interviewing. This flexibility allows him to meet each client where they are and adapt his approach to what works best for them.