Caralee Crary, LPC

Caralee Crary approaches therapy as a collaborative journey in which people move through life stages to learn and sometimes re-learn important lessons. She helps clients build self-awareness, deepen insight, and develop practical skills to manage everyday challenges and long-term goals. Her work with adult couples focuses on improving communication, navigating relationship transitions, and aligning living styles across all stages of life. She also supports children and teens within their social, emotional, educational, and family systems, and assists adults who are clarifying goals related to education, work, independence, self-esteem, and healthier relationships.

Her formal training includes psychodynamic therapy and object relations, complemented by specialized cognitive-behavioral training from the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Colorado. This blend allows her to address both surface-level thoughts and behaviors and deeper emotional patterns that shape how people relate to themselves and others. Caralee describes her approach as intuitive and highly collaborative, offering clear feedback while honoring each personâs pace of growth and change.

She aims to create a nonjudgmental space for exploring difficult areas that can be hard to face alone, drawing on life experience and professional training to guide psychological growth. Outside of work she is married with two children and enjoys reading, gardening, music, yoga and walking, time in nature, and films. Her credentials include MEd, MA, NCP, and LPC; MEd and MA are masterâs degrees and LPC denotes Licensed Professional Counselor.