Mission
Caminos Counseling LLC strives to help adults navigate life’s challenges as they balance caring for others with caring for themselves. We believe that healing happens through connection, empowerment, and understanding each person’s unique story.
Who we support
We’re here for adults 18 and older who are coping with depression, anxiety, or chronic stress. We also understand the unique challenges of caregiving—whether you’re caring for young children, aging parents, or loved ones with disabilities—and we’re here to support you through it.
Strength
Our approach centers on your unique strengths and abilities, recognizing that you are the expert in your own life.
Hope
Hope is at the heart of our work. We help you recognize that change is possible and support you in moving toward a brighter future.
Education
Knowledge is power. We provide guidance and insights to help you better understand yourself and navigate life’s challenges.
Systems
Life happens within systems—family, work, and community. We help you understand these dynamics so you can make empowered choices and create balance.
Our core values
Our Specialties
Aging Parents and Caregivers
Caring for aging parents can be both meaningful and emotionally draining. Drawing from hospital-based social work and care management experience, we support adults navigating the challenges of aging, medical decision-making, and end-of-life care.
We provide a supportive space for caregivers to explore feelings of guilt, fatigue, and uncertainty, while helping them find balance between caring for others and caring for themselves.
Children, Youth and Families
With years of experience providing care coordination, crisis intervention, and family support through community mental health programs and state agencies, we understand the complex dynamics families face.
We help parents and caregivers strengthen relationships, improve communication, and build emotional resilience in their lives. Our approach integrates trauma-informed care, family systems theory, and practical skill-building to support your mental well-being.
Loved Ones with Disabilities
Supporting a loved one with a disability often involves navigating healthcare systems, advocating for services, and managing emotional strain. Our clinical work has included care coordination and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams to ensure individuals and families receive holistic, compassionate support.
We help caregivers manage stress, access resources, and maintain their own mental well-being while continuing to provide care.