Caroline is a Licensed Professional Counselor specializing in individual therapy for children, adolescents, and adults. She utilizes a cognitive behavioral framework to help individuals develop insight into their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, while building practical skills for navigating stressors. She is also trained in habit reversal strategies for body-focused repetitive behaviors.  Caroline’s primary clinical interests include anxiety and related disorders, body-focused repetitive behaviors, self-esteem concerns, and challenges related to young adulthood. 

Caroline provides individual therapy, parent consultation, and group therapy.  When working individually, she takes a collaborative approach to treatment and prioritizes creating an environment where individuals feel understood and supported.  Her skills-based groups focus on building coping strategies and distress tolerance while imparting psychoeducation. Her parent consultation focuses on strengthening parent-child communication, discerning therapeutic and effective limits, and building parent and child resilience.

Caroline earned her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of North Texas.  During practicum, she provided mental health services through the UNT Counseling and Human Development Center, treating college students and young adults navigating various stressors.  Thereafter, she completed her internship and post-graduate clinical training at the Children’s Health Pediatric Day Treatment Program, a specialized partial hospitalization program (PHP) for youth with significant mental health challenges.