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KAITLIN TURMEL

Phone: (336) 329-8887
Email: kturmel@centralcarolinacounseling.com

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

*Accepts BCBS, Aetna, UHC, & Cigna

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and completed my Master of Social Work degree at the University of Arkansas in 2017. Since then, I have provided therapy in various outpatient settings. As I meet with clients I largely utilize Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, play therapy, and attachment based interventions. 

 

I am passionate about working with kids and adolescents who may be experiencing symptoms of anxiety, depression, school related concerns, social engagement, and self-esteem. Many of the young clients I get to serve experience big emotions but lack the skills needed to navigate those feelings. For younger kids, I meet regularly with their grown ups in order to provide insight and offer strategies that facilitate growing in resilience. While I do not see children under age 5, I am happy to see a parent/guardian with a focus on parenting concerns. I also enjoy working with college aged women who may be experiencing anxiety, depression, or difficulty navigating emerging adulthood. It is a privilege to play a role in supporting individuals and families as they move through challenges, experience new insights, and grow in their areas of need. 

When I am not seeing clients I love to run, play with my family, spend time with friends, and recommend TV shows. 

Services

Currently serving Children/Adolescents ages 5 years + & Adults for Parenting Concerns

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Specialities

Anxiety

Depression

Emotion Regulation

Parenting Support,

School Functioning

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Additional Expereince

OCD

ADHD

Anger

Self Esteem,

Stress Management

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Approach

"As I meet with clients I largely utilize Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, play therapy, and attachment based interventions. Depending on the need, I may also work with their parents concurrently to support them in their efforts to better understand and respond to their child in a way that encourages growth and connection with one another."

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