Carol Carpenter, LCSW
Carol is a Licensed is a native of Ann Arbor, Michigan, and has lived in Chicago for 20 years. Following her graduation from Loyola University Chicago’s School of Social Work, Carol has worked with adults living with depression and anxiety in addition to other mental health issues. Carol brings to her work a drive to assist individuals in reaching their full potential, with a particular emphasis on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques.
Carol brings to her work an additional 10 years as a hospital chaplain, which has given her context to be open to individuals from widely different backgrounds and perspectives. Carol believes that change happens in the context of the therapeutic relationship, and strives to develop an open space in which clients can bring any issues they wish to discuss.
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