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Why Hannah Loves Being a Therapist

"As a therapist, I am honored to be able to guide and help others make progress towards the life they want."

Why Jourdan Loves Being a Therapist

"Life doesn’t come with a manual—but counseling can help you write your own. I’m here to support you through life’s challenges with compassion, curiosity, and real tools for healing and growth."

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Why Julie Loves Being a Therapist

"What I love most about being a therapist is having the opportunity to help clients heal from past trauma and release negative self-beliefs that keep them feeling stuck, unworthy, or overwhelmed."

About Julie:

‍Julie helps clients explore what’s been weighing them down, build practical skills for emotional regulation, and process their life experiences without shame or pressure. She creates a safe, supportive environment where individuals can uncover and understand their feelings, learn tools to manage emotions, and integrate healing at their own pace.

Why Jolie Loves Being a Therapist

"What I love about being a therapist is helping people shift their perspective and see life in a brighter, more hopeful light."

About Therapist:

Jolie offers clients a compassionate, person-centered approach to therapy. She understands that people bring their toughest life challenges into sessions and works to bring positivity, joy, and humor into the process. Jolie is committed to guiding clients toward the light at the end of the tunnel through their therapeutic journey.

Why Nicole Loves Being a Therapist

"What I love most about being a therapist is witnessing the quiet moments of transformation — when someone begins to see themselves with compassion, set healthy boundaries, or reclaim their voice. It’s a privilege to be trusted with people’s deepest truths and to help them navigate the complexity of being human."

About Therapist:

Nicole fosters a trusting, judgment-free environment where clients feel deeply heard and supported. She gently challenges individuals to explore and overcome limiting beliefs, guiding them to reconnect with their inner strength and capacity for growth.

About Therapist:

Maddy creates a supportive and empathetic environment where children and adults can safely explore their emotions and overcome stressors. Her compassionate approach empowers clients to process challenges and build resilience, fostering joyful and fulfilling lives.

Why Catharine Loves Being a Therapist

"What I love about being a therapist is seeing my client's feel proud of the changes that they make and take charge of their lives again."

About Catharine

Catharine guides clients in identifying and overcoming the internal barriers that hinder their personal growth. Through compassionate exploration of past, present, and future influences, she helps individuals challenge negative self-beliefs and align their lives with their true values. Catharine's supportive approach empowers clients to move forward with clarity and

Why Christine Loves Being a Therapist

"My favorite thing about being a therapist is getting a front row seat to some people's most courageous moments."

About Christine

Christine helps clients break through barriers by exploring their stories with curiosity and compassion, guiding them toward a more cohesive and empowered life.

Why Maura Loves Being a Therapist

"What I love about being a therapist is witnessing growth and healing, making a meaningful difference, building genuine connections, and empowering others along the way."

About Maura

Maura finds fulfillment in helping clients overcome challenges, build resilience, and achieve their goals. She values CARE’s evolving approach, which fosters continual learning and a deeper understanding of the human mind.

About Alli:

Alli helps clients break through barriers and reconnect with joy and purpose. She specializes in trauma, anxiety, depression, and first responder support, offering compassionate, results-focused care to children, teens, adults, and couples seeking real, lasting change.

About Paige

Paige supports clients with empathy, collaboration, and evidence-based care as they work toward mental and emotional well-being. As a Clinical Mental Health Counseling Intern, she is passionate about creating a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients feel empowered to grow, heal, and navigate life’s challenges with resilience.

Why Bruce Loves Being a Therapist

"What I love about being a therapist is being a safe space where clients find their courage, worth, and personal power—a reminder of our shared resilience and strength in diversity."

About Bruce

Bruce brings a fluid and adaptable approach, helping clients make meaningful connections between what they want and what’s holding them back. He empowers individuals to break down and challenge negative thoughts and beliefs by removing the emotional ties that keep them in place.

Why Robyn Loves Being a Therapist

"I love being a therapist because it allows me to walk alongside people during some of the most vulnerable moments in their lives.I believe in the power of connection, support, and challenging limiting beliefs. I strive to help clients feel less alone in their struggles while working collaboratively to reframe unhelpful narratives and build a path toward the life they truly want and deserve. Empowering others to believe in themselves and their ability to grow is at the heart of my work."

About Robyn

I help clients break through what’s holding them back by creating a supportive, nonjudgmental space where they can safely explore their thoughts, emotions, and patterns. I focus on building trust and empowering clients to identify what’s no longer serving them—whether it’s negative self-talk, trauma, or internalized beliefs by reframing their narratives.

Why Lily Loves Being a Therapist

"What I love most about being a therapist is the opportunity to connect with people and support them in achieving their fullest potential in life."

About Lily

Lily focuses on building trust and rapport while helping clients identify limiting beliefs—framing these beliefs as protective measures. She supports clients in recognizing which of these protections are no longer serving them and guides them toward healthier patterns.