Clinical Psychotherapist
Clinical Psychotherapist · Michigan Mental Wellness
About Carrie
Carrie holds a Master of Science in Clinical Behavioral Psychology from Eastern Michigan University. She began her clinical career in community mental health in Detroit, providing applied behavior analysis to children on the autism spectrum — early work that shaped her belief in meeting each client exactly where they are.
She went on to complete her graduate practicum in an integrated primary care setting, collaborating alongside physicians and specialists to support patients' mental and physical health together, rather than as separate concerns.
Today, Carrie works with clients across adolescence and adulthood, with particular focus on depression, anxiety, substance use, and life transitions and adjustment difficulties. Her approach is warm and non-judgmental: she creates a space where clients feel genuinely heard, helping them reconnect with their values and move toward change that actually fits their lives.
Areas of Focus
Therapeutic Approach
Carrie's treatment approach combines evidence-based behavior therapies, psychoeducation, and mindfulness to help clients connect with their values and work toward meaningful change. Her integrated primary care background allows her to see the whole patient — mind and body — and collaborate with other providers for comprehensive care.