Carol Hallinan

Developing the therapeutic relationship is my primary goal with clients. If there isn't some level of comfort or trust, it makes the work harder if not impossible. I like to get to know my clients and give them the chance to get to know me as well so we can develop that alliance as we unpack what brought the client to therapy and start to create treatment for healing. While therapy is beneficial, it often takes a long time to work through wounds of the past which can be frustrating for clients and therapists. As you will read below, I utilize trauma tools to help not only relieve pain but heal emotional wounds. It's not always easy but getting to the other side and finding purpose and meaning in life is all the sweeter for it. With psychedelic therapy, we are seeing amazing results in much shorter amounts of time. My hope is this continues as we learn more about the brain and the way we process trauma. While there are many therapies available to use, it's not possible for every therapist to know how to use every type of therapy. If we are working together and I think there is a better fit elsewhere, I'll open a dialogue so we can talk about it.