Find Your Breakthrough Partner

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.

"What I love most about being a therapist is the opportunity to support clients through their journey of discovering who they are, navigating life’s challenges, finding the tools they need to heal, grow, and thrive, creating positive changes, and celebrating all their accomplishments."

"What I love most about being a therapist is the opportunity to hold space for individuals as they rediscover their power. Meeting each person where they are with compassion and understanding, and witnessing their resilience, is a truly meaningful experience."

"I love being a therapist because I’ve seen the power of what can happen when someone feels truly seen, heard, and cared for. Whether I’m sitting with an individual or a couple, I’ve witnessed how connection- real, compassionate connection, can shift everything. Being part of that process is a privilege I never take lightly."

Darryl utilizes EMDR, mindfulness practices, and psychoeducation to help clients understand and regulate their body's response to trauma. By integrating these approaches, he supports clients in reducing distress, fostering resilience, and promoting healing.

Mary empowers clients to identify and overcome the internal barriers that hinder their personal growth. Through a compassionate and direct approach, she assists individuals in uncovering and challenging negative self-beliefs rooted in past, present, and future experiences. Mary's goal is to guide clients toward clarity and self-acceptance, fostering meaningful change and helping them achieve the life they desire.

"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."

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 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."

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 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."

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.