LCSW · Connecticut · Online sessions
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Carrie is a licensed clinical social worker who has worked with Adults, Couples, Older Adults and their family members for over 20 years. Her Style is relaxed, authentic, empathetic, and supportive. Carrie will tailor your treatment to your needs and your situation. While flexible and eclectic in approach, she integrated both a client-centered and strength-based approach. Carrie offers individual and family counseling. She works with people struggling with anxiety, addiction, depression, dementia, caregiving, grief, loss, adjustment and major life transitions. Her style is one of collaboration, respect and understanding. By active listening, validating feelings and empowering her clients, Carrie will help guide you in developing healthy coping skills, personal growth and fulfillment.
Connecticut
25 years
CT LCSW 58.012436
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