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You Never Have to Face It Alone.

Whatever has been weighing on you, whether it’s stress, trauma, relationship strain, a major life change, or the feeling that something simply isn’t right, you don’t have to keep carrying it by yourself. We’ll help you understand what’s happening and find a practical way forward.

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Telehealth across MD, VA, WV & PA Benefits checked before scheduling 20+ years in mental health Independent directories

Experience you can verify

Undefeated Healthcare is a telehealth therapy practice you can check before you reach out. Google reviews and independent directory listings help people confirm the fit, the approach, and whether a first conversation is worth taking.

Psychology Today
Independent public listing Psychology Today therapist profile
Listed

Chase Butala, MS, LCPC, LPC

Undefeated Healthcare · Telehealth · Frederick, MD listing

  • ProfilePublic Psychology Today therapist ID 1725207
  • LicensesLCPC / LPC credentials published on the directory profile
  • StatesTelehealth availability listed for Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania
  • What it showsPractice details, specialties, insurance notes, and contact path people use to compare fit before booking
  • Third-party directory
  • License credentials shown
  • Not owned by Undefeated
HeadsUpGuys
Nonprofit men’s mental health directory HeadsUpGuys therapist listings
Listed

Chase Butala, MS, LCPC, LPC

Undefeated Healthcare · Men’s mental health focus

  • DirectoryHeadsUpGuys is a nonprofit resource that publishes therapist listings after its own review requirements are met
  • ProfilesSeparate state listings published for Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania
  • Why it mattersGives an independent check that the clinician appears in a men’s mental health directory, not only on this website
  • Maryland
  • Virginia
  • West Virginia
  • Pennsylvania
These are public, independent directory listings used as verification points. Directory inclusion is not an endorsement or guarantee of services.
Send a short request

Share basic contact, state, insurance, and the kind of care you’re considering.

We review the fit

Staff checks your state, telehealth eligibility, coverage, timing, and the clinician or service that makes sense.

Get a clear next step

You’ll hear back with available options. No diagnosis or detailed history belongs on this public form.

Not sure where to start

The two-minute check.

Pick what feels closest to what is going on right now. This is not a diagnosis. It just points you toward the right starting conversation.

Find your starting point

What’s taking the most from your life right now?

You don’t need a diagnosis or a polished explanation. Open the option that sounds closest to what you’re living through, see how therapy may help, and choose a next step that feels manageable.

Individual therapy

Care for the personal, relational, and family patterns that keep taking more than they should.

Trauma-informed therapy

Support for anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, anger, stress, identity, and patterns you understand intellectually but can’t seem to change. Treatment may include EMDR, somatic work, or IFS-informed care when appropriate.

Ask about individual care →
Couples and relationship therapy

For the same fight on repeat, distance that keeps growing, trust injuries, communication breakdowns, or a relationship you dream of having but can’t reach with the tools you have now.

Try the free 20-Minute Conflict Reset →
Family and group care

Structured support for families, teams, and groups navigating shared stress, grief, adjustment, identity, or relationship strain, with a clearer plan than simply hoping the tension passes.

Ask about family or group care →
See a personal pattern more clearly.

The Emotional Freedom Workbook helps you notice what happens, what it protects, and what you can try next.

Use the free workbook →

Specialty care

Direct, informed care for experiences that deserve more than a generic approach.

Veterans and first responders

For veterans, first responders, corrections, and law enforcement carrying exposure, duty, guilt, grief, cynicism, anger, sleep disruption, relationship strain, or identity after service. Chase’s background includes corrections, inpatient psychiatric hospitals, and psychiatric residential treatment facilities. TRICARE is among the currently listed coverage options; benefits are confirmed before scheduling.

Ask about this care track →
Body and identity after transformation

Major weight loss or a health transformation can change your body before your identity catches up. Therapy can address body image, shame, food and control, confidence, intimacy, relationships, habit repair, and the pressure to prove the change will last.

Read more of Chase’s personal story →
Inclusive care for real life

Care is available for adults, young adults, teens, athletes, high performers, BIPOC communities, LGBTQ+ clients, and survivors of trauma or abuse. Staff helps match the request to clinician experience, location, and availability.

Tell us what kind of fit you need →
Need a calmer conversation first?

The 20-Minute Conflict Reset gives couples and families a safer pause-and-repair structure when there is no immediate danger.

Use the free reset plan →

Access and cost

Know what can be checked before you spend time retelling your story.

Insurance and self-pay

Undefeated is in network with UnitedHealthcare. Current public listings also include Blue Cross Blue Shield/CareFirst, Cigna/Evernorth, Aetna, and TRICARE. Coverage depends on your plan, clinician, state, and service, so staff verifies benefits and explains self-pay or other options before scheduling.

Request a benefits check →
Telehealth from wherever you live in-state

All therapy is provided by secure telehealth. You can meet from a private place anywhere in Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, or Pennsylvania when clinician licensure, service, insurance, and current availability align.

Check your service area →
Choosing the right therapist

A good first appointment should help you judge approach, experience, communication, logistics, and whether you feel understood, not pressure you into committing before you know the fit.

Use the free Therapy Fit Planner →
Start without oversharing.

The public request asks only for enough information to check fit and follow up. Clinical history belongs in a secure intake process.

Send the short request →
Tools

Free guides, workbooks, and starting points.

Use a practical worksheet before you talk, then browse the retained Undefeated Healthcare blog when you want more context. This section will expand as new lead magnets are added.

Emotional Freedom Workbook

Turn one repeating emotional pattern into a clearer, safer next step.

Open workbook

Therapy Fit Planner

Know what to ask, what to bring, and how to judge whether a therapist is the right fit.

Open planner

20-Minute Conflict Reset

A practical pause-and-repair plan for couples and families who keep having the same fight.

Open reset plan
See all tools Browse the blog Open the blog archive
Telehealth-only care

Can we serve you where you live?

Undefeated provides therapy by secure video across Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania, not from a local office. Choose your state and enter your city or county to see the right next step.

Select your state to begin. Telehealth availability is confirmed before scheduling.

See statewide coverage at a glance

Maryland: Baltimore and every county, from the Washington suburbs and Frederick to Southern Maryland, the Eastern Shore, and Western Maryland.

Virginia: every county and independent city, including Northern Virginia, Richmond, Hampton Roads, the Shenandoah Valley, Southwest Virginia, and rural communities statewide.

West Virginia: every county, including the Eastern Panhandle, Charleston and the Kanawha Valley, Morgantown, the Northern Panhandle, southern coalfield communities, and rural areas statewide.

Pennsylvania: every county, including Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, the Lehigh Valley, Erie, Scranton, Lancaster, and rural communities statewide.

Explore the complete statewide service-area guide →

West Virginia bridge and forest landscape
Chase Butala, founder of Undefeated Healthcare, in his office

Chase Butala, MS, LCPC, LPC.

Founder of Undefeated Healthcare. Twenty years in mental health, including corrections, inpatient psychiatric hospitals, and psychiatric residential treatment facilities, before building a practice around the kind of care he wished existed for men like him.

  • Telehealth-only care is available statewide in Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania when clinician licensure, service, insurance, and capacity align.
  • Background includes corrections, inpatient psychiatric hospitals, and psychiatric residential treatment facilities.
  • Care is strength-based, trauma-informed, inclusive, and direct.

"I was honestly surprised by how easy it was to get started with Undefeated Healthcare. I reached out and heard back quickly, and everything from there just flowed."

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Start here

A free 15-minute consult. No pressure, no long form.

Send this and staff calls or emails to set up a short consult. Do not include diagnosis, medication, detailed symptoms, or private clinical history here. That belongs inside a secure intake process.

If you may hurt yourself or someone else, call or text 988 now. This form is not crisis support and is not monitored 24/7.

Share only basic contact, state, insurance, and care interest. Keep clinical details for secure intake.

Clear answers before care

Questions you shouldn’t have to guess about.

Start with the questions that often delay care. The full answer library covers telehealth, cost, privacy, symptoms, trauma, relationships, treatment methods, progress, and safety with direct links to federal guidance and peer-reviewed research.

How do I know if therapy is worth trying?

Therapy may be worth exploring when stress, mood, fear, anger, grief, trauma reactions, relationship patterns, sleep, or coping habits keep interfering with daily life. You don’t need a diagnosis or a crisis to ask for a first conversation.

Can online therapy work as well as office-based therapy?

For some needs and people, it can. A 2025 systematic review found no statistically significant difference between remote and face-to-face psychological treatment for anxiety or depression symptoms across the included trials. Clinical fit, privacy, safety, and preference still matter.

Which insurance plans are listed?

Undefeated is in network with UnitedHealthcare. Current public provider listings also include Blue Cross Blue Shield or CareFirst, Cigna or Evernorth, Aetna, and TRICARE. Coverage varies by plan, clinician, state, and service, so staff confirms your specific benefits and explains known options before scheduling.

Will I have to describe every detail of a trauma?

Not necessarily, and not all at once. Different trauma therapies work differently. Good care explains the method, prepares you, monitors distress, and helps you choose a workable pace.

What should I avoid putting in the public form?

Don’t include a diagnosis, medication list, detailed symptoms, trauma history, insurance member ID, or other private clinical information. The public form is only for arranging a follow-up and checking basic fit.

Search the complete answer libraryUse the free fit planner
Crisis support: call or text 988 if there is immediate danger or you may harm yourself or someone else.
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