Carlye received her Master of Science in Clinical Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is passionate about creating a therapeutic environment where clients feel truly seen, heard, and validated. Committed to providing individualized, affirming care, Carlye respects each person’s unique identity and life story. She has training and experience supporting children, teens, and adults with: 
⁃ Anxiety 
⁃ Autism 
⁃ Depression 
⁃ Emotional Regulation 
⁃ Grief and Loss 
⁃ Identity Exploration 
⁃ Life Transitions 
⁃ Mindfulness Practice 
⁃ Navigating Relationships 
⁃ Obsessive Compulsive Disorder 
⁃ Self-Esteem 
⁃ Stress Management 
⁃ Trauma 

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Carlye’s approach is person-centered, utilizing a range of evidence-based practices tailored to meet each individual’s particular goals and challenges. She integrates modalities including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness-based interventions, and play therapy. In a space rich with empathy and free of judgment. Carlye explores clients’ thoughts and emotions together with them, engaging in open discussions and using constructive feedback to deepen their insights. 

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She aims to develop a holistic understanding of the individuals she supports, recognizing how their identities intersect and impact them. Whether slowing down to reflect, building skills, or taking time to rest, Carlye assists those she works with 
in living authentically and in alignment with their values.