Caroline Campbell

I have always been drawn to helping others. Psychology and mental health is a passion of mine because I have been on both sides of the couch - client and counselor. I discovered that it was important to have a counselor who offered both guidance and support and I realized that this was the direction I wanted to take. I consider it a gift and a privilege to be able to help others navigate their healing journey.

I am open to serving clients who are motivated for change. If you come with a goal and a desire to work hard, I would be honored to assist you.

My belief is that no two clients are alike - even if they share the same diagnosis. When you come for your intake session, it is important for me to gather your history and your treatment goals so I can compile a treatment plan specifically for you.

The intake session is imperative in gathering your information so I can figure out how best to serve your needs. I always ask clients to let me know of any goals you want to meet so I can incorporate them into your treatment plan. The early stages of therapy are important for gaining rapport and identifying any major concerns that we need to address in treatment.

I have a counseling patient before, so I know how difficult it can be to gain rapport with a new provider starting out. Telling your history to a stranger can feel intimidating, but I offer a compassionate, nonjudgmental approach that will allow you to express yourself without fear of stigma or bias. Taking care of your mental health is just as important as your physical health. Taking care of depression or anxiety is just as important as taking care of high blood pressure or diabetes.

I want to learn from my clients as I consider it a valuable opportunity. I believe that the client holds the key to their healing journey, but they often just need a gentle push in the right direction. I am not here to tell you what to do. Clients know themselves better than anyone else, but they must believe they can do the work and change.