Type One Diabetes
Carly Nahin, LCSW has a special passion for supporting individuals living with type one diabetes, understanding that the emotional and mental health challenges of managing a chronic condition often go unseen.
Whether you're navigating a new diagnosis, feeling overwhelmed, experiencing burnout, or just needing space to talk about how chronic illness affects your life, therapy can be a powerful place to feel heard and supported. Carly practices trauma-informed care, which means she prioritizes safety, trust, and collaboration—welcoming you just as you are.
Her therapeutic approach blends evidence-based modalities like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), strengths-based therapy, and client-centered care. She also draws from humanistic and relational approaches to create a warm, compassionate environment where your story matters, and your voice leads the way.
Metabolic/Rare Disorders
Amanda B. Butler, LCSW is deeply committed to supporting individuals and families navigating rare genetic and metabolic conditions. In addition to her work as a mental health therapist, Amanda is a full-time medical social worker in the field of genetics with a focus on metabolics. She brings a unique understanding of the complex realities that come with these diagnoses, including strict dietary needs, medical routines, metabolic crises, and reproductive considerations. Amanda offers a supportive space to process these challenges, build resilience, and strengthen your ability to cope and thrive.