Student Counseling Center Staff

Tim Moslener, M.S., LCPC (he/his)
Director
410-337-6379
tim.moslener@goucher.edu

Tim has had the wonderful opportunity to work at the Goucher College Counseling Center since Fall 2015. Throughout this time Tim has also provided therapeutic services to members in the Baltimore City community, providing crisis response services, and also long-term therapy in a private practice setting. These experiences have led Tim to valuing the importance of a strong therapeutic relationship while focusing on the client’s relationship with their self and others, building compassion in those relationships, and encouraging clients to seek alternative perspectives on the experiences that they have. Utilizing components of CBT, DBT, Mindfulness based activities, and Motivational Interviewing Tim’s focus in therapy is to be a support for the client as they work towards their therapeutic goals.

Tim has been a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor since 2015 and graduated from Shippensburg University in 2013 with a Master’s in Science Degree in College Counseling. In addition to enjoying his work at Goucher you can usually find Tim cooking, listening to music, and going for hike with his family.

Lucy Rawson, M.A., LCPC (she/hers)
Assistant Director
410-337-6052
lucy.rawson@goucher.edu

Lucy joined the Goucher community in 2019. As a dedicated and empathetic therapist, she is deeply passionate about supporting college students during the transformative and sometimes turbulent years of emerging adulthood. During her time at Goucher, Lucy has developed a strong commitment to helping students build resilience, self-awareness, and confidence as they navigate the challenges of developing identity, independence, and future aspirations.

Lucy’s therapeutic approach is eclectic and client-centered, combining tools and techniques from various modalities to best meet the needs of each individual. She incorporates cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) to address anxiety, stress, and self-doubt. She draws from psychodynamic principles to explore underlying patterns, and utilizes Internal Family Systems (IFS) to help clients embrace all parts of themselves. Whether in moments of emotional crisis or during periods of self-exploration, Lucy’s approach fosters a supportive space for students to find clarity, build coping skills, and develop a sense of agency in their lives.

Outside of her work, Lucy is an avid explorer of Charm City, enjoying its culture and local gems. She also finds joy in exercise, experimenting with new recipes, and making cross-stitch embroidery, where she finds creative relaxation and presence.

Mental Health Counselor
410-337-6029
sylvia.doud@goucher.edu

Sylvia is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and a graduate of Loyola University with a Master’s in Education in School Counseling. Her diverse background includes working with teens, emerging adults, and families throughout Baltimore schools and nonprofit organizations. Sylvia is originally from Costa Rica and enjoys working with the Latinx and International Student communities. She is bilingual in Spanish and English, but Spanglish is her favorite language!

As a mental health clinician, Sylvia integrates a holistic and individualized perspective to therapy, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness, Solution Focused Therapy, Relational, and Multicultural theories – all with a quirky sense of humor. Fundamentally, she believes that the relationship between the client and therapist is most crucial to an effective therapy experience. In order to achieve a strong professional relationship, her focus is on creating a safe, trusting, authentic, and growth promoting environment. Within this context, Sylvia recognizes the importance of the intersectionality between identity, culture, and life experiences as being paramount in understanding a client’s strengths and challenges. Areas of interest include identity development and exploration, peer/ family relationships, executive function skills, depression, anxiety, trauma, and life transitions. In her spare time, Sylvia enjoys practicing yoga, reading all the books, and exploring all the different foods at home and around Baltimore.