Arthur Behavioral Psychiatric and Mental Health Services
If you've been riding an emotional rollercoaster — days when you feel invincible, unable to sleep, and racing through life, followed by weeks of crushing exhaustion and hopelessness — you know how exhausting and confusing it can be. Dr. Gloria Fosu provides expert bipolar disorder treatment in Waldorf through secure telehealth, so you can get the care you need without the added stress of a 30-40 minute drive to Laurel. She offers comprehensive evaluation, medication management, therapy, and psychoeducation to help you achieve stability. Dr. Fosu is a board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner with a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree, and has advanced training in mood disorders and medication management. We're a trusted mental health clinic serving patients across Maryland with flexible options to fit your life. For Waldorf residents, telehealth means you can get the care you need without navigating Route 301 or I-95 — right from your couch.
While our main office is in Laurel — about a 30-40 minute drive from Waldorf via Route 301 or I-95 — we make it easy to access expert bipolar care. Here's how.
Our main office at 14504 Greenview Drive #207, Laurel, MD 20708 is accessible from Waldorf. The drive typically takes about 30-40 minutes via Route 301 or I-95, depending on traffic. Free parking is available right outside the building, and our clinic is designed to feel calm and grounding — a space where you can talk openly without judgment.
For Waldorf residents who prefer face-to-face care for their bipolar disorder treatment, this is a convenient option. We also have offices in Burtonsville and Baltimore for those who may be closer to those locations.
Don't want to drive? We offer secure telehealth for bipolar disorder treatment. All services — including initial evaluations, medication management, therapy, psychoeducation, and follow-up care — are available through a secure video platform. No traffic. No waiting room. Just expert care from your couch.
Same-week appointments are often available. All you need is a smartphone, tablet, or computer with a camera and internet connection. We'll send you a secure link before your appointment. For Waldorf residents managing bipolar disorder, telehealth means you can get the care you need without the 30-40 minute drive — especially helpful during a depressive episode or a manic phase when getting out of the house feels impossible.
Our main office is located at 14504 Greenview Drive #207, Laurel, MD 20708 — about a 30-40 minute drive from Waldorf via Route 301 or I-95. Free parking is available. We're easily accessible from Waldorf, Columbia, and all of Prince George's and Howard Counties.
14504 Greenview Drive #207, Laurel, MD 20708
Just off Route 29, near the Laurel Towne Centre. Free parking is available right outside the building — no circling for parking. Our clinic is designed to feel calm and grounding — a space where you can talk openly without feeling judged, especially when mood episodes make it hard to feel stable. Get directions on Google Maps.
Please bring your insurance card, a valid ID, and a list of any current medications. If you're a new patient, you'll receive forms to complete before your visit — we'll send them ahead of time so you can fill them out at your own pace. Arrive a few minutes early to check in and get settled. If you're feeling overwhelmed or anxious about the appointment — especially when mood episodes make planning feel impossible — that's completely understandable. We're here to make the process as smooth and supportive as possible.
The drive from Waldorf to Laurel typically takes 30-40 minutes via Route 301 or I-95. We recommend allowing extra time during rush hour — and setting a reminder on your phone, because when you're managing bipolar disorder, planning ahead can feel especially difficult during mood episodes. If the drive feels like too much on a tough day, remember that telehealth brings the same expert bipolar care to your home — no commute required. Call us at (240) 360-7308 with any questions about your visit.
For questions about insurance or to verify your coverage, call us at (240) 360-7308. Our team is happy to help you understand your benefits.
When your moods are unpredictable, the idea of a 30-40 minute drive can feel overwhelming — especially during a low episode or a high-energy phase. Telehealth brings expert bipolar care to your home, so you can get the support you need without adding more stress to your day.
Before your appointment, you'll receive a secure video link via email. At the scheduled time, simply click the link and join from your phone, tablet, or computer. No software to download, no technical headaches — just a simple, secure connection.
All sessions are HIPAA-compliant and fully confidential. You can be in your living room, your bedroom, or anywhere you feel safe and comfortable. No waiting room. No commute. Just care that meets you where you are — because when you're managing bipolar disorder, consistency and stability matter most. Whether you're in Waldorf, Laurel, or anywhere in Maryland, we're just a video call away.
All you need is a smartphone, tablet, or computer with a camera and internet connection. Find a quiet, private space where you can speak freely. Have your insurance card and a list of current medications ready. That's it — no traffic, no parking stress, no waiting room.
Same-week appointments are often available. We'll send you a secure link before your appointment. For Waldorf residents, telehealth means you can get expert bipolar care without leaving your home — and without the 30-40 minute drive. If you're also experiencing symptoms of depression or anxiety, we can address those conditions together during your visit.
Bipolar disorder is a lifelong condition — but with the right treatment, you can achieve stability and live a full, meaningful life. Whether you're joining from home or visiting our Laurel office, here's what you can expect from care that's designed to support your unique mood patterns.
Your first appointment is a comprehensive evaluation where Dr. Fosu takes time to understand your mood patterns, energy levels, sleep habits, and personal history. She distinguishes between bipolar I, bipolar II, and cyclothymic disorder — so you get an accurate diagnosis, not a guess. She also screens for co-occurring conditions like anxiety or ADHD that often overlap with this condition. If you're joining from Waldorf via telehealth, you'll have the same depth of conversation as someone sitting in our Laurel office.
We take time to help you understand your unique mood patterns — what triggers your highs and lows, how they affect your daily life, and what early warning signs to watch for. You'll learn to recognize the difference between hypomania, mania, and depression, and understand how these cycles impact your relationships, work, and overall well-being. For Waldorf residents, this knowledge empowers you to take control of your mental health, even when life gets busy.
Medication is often a cornerstone of treatment for this condition. Dr. Fosu prescribes and monitors medications with care — including mood stabilizers and antipsychotic medications, selected based on your specific symptoms and medical history. She starts with low doses and adjusts based on your response — always listening to how you feel. Medication support is available to help you find the right balance, with minimal side effects. For Waldorf residents, our telehealth option means you can have these conversations without the 30-40 minute drive.
Managing this condition is about more than medication. We offer therapy to help you cope with mood episodes, build healthy routines, and strengthen relationships. Psychoeducation helps you — and your loved ones — understand the condition and recognize early warning signs. The goal isn't just to get through a difficult episode — it's to build long-term stability and a life that feels balanced and meaningful. Psychiatric evaluation is also available for new patients who need a comprehensive assessment.
Medically reviewed: This page was reviewed by Dr. Gloria Fosu, DNP, PMHNP-BC on July 29, 2026.
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Everyone experiences ups and downs, but bipolar disorder is different. The mood shifts are more extreme — they last for days or weeks, and they significantly impact your sleep, energy, and ability to function. During a high phase, you might feel unusually energetic, impulsive, or irritable. During a low phase, you might feel hopeless, exhausted, and unable to get out of bed. Dr. Fosu will help you figure out what's going on through a thorough evaluation. Our Laurel office is about a 30-40 minute drive from Waldorf via Route 301 or I-95, or you can meet via secure telehealth. Book your first evaluation to get answers.
The main difference is the severity of manic episodes. Bipolar I involves full manic episodes that last at least a week and may require hospitalization. Bipolar II involves less severe hypomanic episodes but often includes more frequent and longer depressive episodes. Both conditions can significantly impact your life, but they require different treatment approaches. Dr. Fosu will help you understand your specific type and what it means for your treatment plan. Psychiatric evaluation is available for new patients who need a comprehensive assessment.
For most people with bipolar disorder, medication is a key part of treatment — especially mood stabilizers. However, we also offer therapy and psychoeducation to help you manage your condition alongside medication. Dr. Fosu works with you to find the right balance — she never pushes medication and always discusses options with you. Psychiatric treatment that combines therapy with medication often leads to the best outcomes for long-term stability. Contact our office at (240) 360-7308 to discuss your options.
Yes. Telehealth and in-person appointments are covered the same. We accept CareFirst, Aetna, BlueCross BlueShield, and Cigna. Contact our office to confirm your specific plan. For patients without insurance, we also offer self-pay options. Call us at (240) 360-7308 with any questions. Many patients also benefit from ADHD support or trauma therapy alongside bipolar care.
Getting started is simple. Call our office at (240) 360-7308 or book online. We'll schedule your first appointment — in-person at our Laurel office or via telehealth. Most patients get in within days, not weeks. You don't have to navigate the highs and lows alone anymore. We're here to help you find stability, whether you choose telehealth or make the trip from Waldorf. Medication management is available for those who need it alongside therapy.
