Hi!
I’m Caitlin.
I am a strong believer that we are who we are because of our relationships, environment and experiences. I enjoy helping people make connections and gain insight into themselves to overcome life’s challenges.
The clients I work with often start in a place where they feel stuck, misunderstood, or alone in solving their problems. I help them by breaking things down into small, manageable steps that ultimately empowers them to make change through self-love and intentional action.
I work with teens, women and couples struggling with life transitions, relationship/family issues, anxiety, depression, and stress management by using evidenced based models with a conversational approach. This includes couples who want to heal, women who are looking for change and teens who are learning the skills they need to transition to the next stage. I have a realistic and solution-focused perspective that is paired with humor and creativity that celebrates your unique nature. I know that therapy requires bravery and vulnerability, so I am intentional about creating a space where you feel heard, validated and worthy.
I believe you already have the strengths within you to overcome your struggles. I want to help you put those to use. I am hopeful that you can create a healthy and fulfilling life and I am thankful to be a part of your journey.
See you soon!
Biography
Caitlin graduated with her Master’s in Social Work at UNCW in 2017, awarded by the UNCW SSWK program as the Insoo Kim Berg Award recipient, highlighting her Outstanding Contributions to Social Work Learning and Practice. Caitlin also earned her Bachelor’s in Operations Management and a minor in Spanish at UNCW in 2012. Caitlin has years of experience providing therapy to children, parents and family units in an Intensive In-Home setting, while also completing her certification in Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy with NC-CTP (2019). Caitlin transitioned to the outpatient setting in January 2020, where she primarily supports women, couples and teens. Caitlin has completed Level 1 of Gottman Couples Therapy training. Caitlin was an active community member in Wilmington, NC for 15 years and recently moved to Raleigh, NC in Fall 2023. She enjoys spending time outdoors, making art, practicing yoga, reading a book on the porch with her plants, and talking and laughing… a lot of talking and laughing. Caitlin is enthusiastic about her work and looks forward to applying her skills and experiences with you at Stillpoint Counseling and Wellness.