Carly Kubochi

“So, why therapy?” is a question I get asked often. I myself have experienced struggles and pitfalls throughout my life and I can say without a doubt, I wouldn’t have made it through those difficult times without the support of my family and friends. However, not everyone is as fortunate to have a solid support system cheering them on during their darkest hours. Therefore, I believe it is important for everyone to have access and resources to such support in order to become their best selves, mentally, physically and emotionally. I enjoy working most with teens and young adults, but I am open to working with other populations as well. My past experience includes working in a charter school setting providing individual, family, and group psychotherapy to children and families and working at a non-profit agency serving youth and families in the home, school, and community settings. I feel I relate best to people by being open to hearing about their experiences. By staying open, I believe I am offering an invitation to learn and strive to create a safe, non-judgmental space for people to be vulnerable by giving them the time they deserve for their voices to be heard.