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

At CARE, Christine helps clients break through barriers by engaging their stories with curiosity and compassion. She views each life as a mosaic of moments—big, small, victorious, and traumatic—and supports clients in paying attention to those moments, allowing them to guide the way toward a more cohesive and empowered story.

"What I love about being a therapist is seeing the shift when clients start making breakthroughs—when their smiles get brighter, their words more positive, and they go from “just surviving” to truly enjoying life again."

At CARE, Sam understands that clients often hold back out of a need to protect themselves. She recognizes this resistance with compassion and uses it as an opportunity to gently challenge clients while creating a safe, supportive environment where they feel comfortable being vulnerable and exploring their past experiences.

"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."

At CARE, Maura finds deep fulfillment in being part of her clients’ journeys as they overcome challenges, build resilience, and achieve their goals. Witnessing positive change is a powerful motivator for her. She values CARE’s evolving approach to therapy, which provides continual opportunities to learn new techniques, embrace diverse perspectives, and deepen her understanding of the human mind.

"What I love about being a therapist is helping clients let go of what’s holding them back—and witnessing the joy and hope they leave with as they step into the life they were meant to live."

At CARE, Sonya uses humor to make therapy both meaningful and enjoyable. She helps clients do the hard work without getting stuck in the struggle—always keeping the focus on what’s possible and the life they truly want to live.

"What I love most about being a therapist is the privilege of stepping into someone’s life, holding space for their healing, and witnessing the shifts—big or small—that help them reconnect with themselves."

At CARE, Shannon brings confidence in both herself and the therapeutic process—even when clients can’t yet see the path forward. This trust has helped her guide clients to break through to the root of their struggles and support them in reaching a level of functioning they may never have believed possible.

"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."

At CARE, 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.

"What I love the most about being a therapist is witnessing an individual find hope and direction after years of living in darkness and emotional pain."

At CARE, Emily supports individuals by guiding them to take accountability, identify blocking beliefs, and acknowledge patterns of avoidance or resistance. While accountability can be difficult, it's a powerful first step in recognizing what is within their control—and what is not.

"What I love most about being a therapist is supporting people in their most vulnerable moments and witnessing them find hope for themselves and their future."

At CARE, Andrée provides a nonjudgmental space while gently challenging clients to uncover the root of their suffering. She supports them in processing painful past experiences to reduce distress and enhance their quality of life.

"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."

At CARE, 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.