- Goal oriented
- Down-to-earth
- Solution focused
About Carrie
Carrie Catterson-Fitzmaurice is a licensed clinical social worker practicing in Kansas. She brings 14 years of experience to therapy and focuses on helping people manage stress, anxiety, addiction concerns, depression, and self esteem struggles. Carrie aims to create a relaxed setting where honesty and a bit of humor are welcome.
Her background includes work across community and home-based settings where she supported people facing parenting challenges, organizational struggles, ADHD, and relationship difficulties. She has also worked with older adults on adjustment, loss of independence, depression, and anxiety.
Carrie uses a blend of solution-focused methods and cognitive behavioral therapy. That mix lets sessions move toward clear, short-term goals while also addressing the thoughts and behaviors that keep problems going. She encourages practical steps and self-awareness between meetings.
In sessions she keeps things straightforward and goal oriented. People can expect direct conversation, concrete strategies, and space to talk through emotions and decisions. Carrie treats clients with respect and an open mind toward different lifestyles and beliefs.
Her work covers a broad set of life challenges, including trauma and abuse, grief, anger, bipolar concerns, coping with life changes, and issues around communication and life purpose. People who want focused, down-to-earth help with self esteem and coping often find this approach useful.
Her background includes work across community and home-based settings where she supported people facing parenting challenges, organizational struggles, ADHD, and relationship difficulties. She has also worked with older adults on adjustment, loss of independence, depression, and anxiety.
Carrie uses a blend of solution-focused methods and cognitive behavioral therapy. That mix lets sessions move toward clear, short-term goals while also addressing the thoughts and behaviors that keep problems going. She encourages practical steps and self-awareness between meetings.
In sessions she keeps things straightforward and goal oriented. People can expect direct conversation, concrete strategies, and space to talk through emotions and decisions. Carrie treats clients with respect and an open mind toward different lifestyles and beliefs.
Her work covers a broad set of life challenges, including trauma and abuse, grief, anger, bipolar concerns, coping with life changes, and issues around communication and life purpose. People who want focused, down-to-earth help with self esteem and coping often find this approach useful.