Caroline received her undergraduate degree In Human Development and Family Studies with a minor in Addictive Disorders and Recovery Studies from Texas Tech University. She then went on to receive her graduate degree in Human Development and Family Sciences with a specialization in Marriage and Family Therapy from Oklahoma State University.
Caroline has always had a passion to care for others, bringing her to the field of mental health. Caroline operates from a systems perspective, and integrates attachment theory, Internal Family Systems, and Emotion Focused Therapy in her work with groups, couples, and individuals. Caroline is committed to normalizing many of the feelings and emotions that people have, while providing a safe, calm, and fun environment to heal, learn, and grow. Caroline has brought her skills in systems and relational therapy into group work with those who experience addiction, process addictions, family/couples therapy, and mental health crisis.
Caroline takes pride in her ability to create an environment that is humanizing, highlighting and celebrating the unique qualities of each individual she encounters. Her goal is to always make people feel truly cared for in the midst of circumstances that can be incredibly scary and isolating. She is committed to treating the whole person, and not just the addiction.
During her leisure hours, Caroline delights in spending quality moments with her family and friends. She enjoys watching films, diving into captivating novels, and immersing herself in the music of Hans Zimmer.
