Craig Waddle understands that therapy is fundamentally a process of change. He believes that meaningful change occurs only when individuals gain a deeper insight into what requires transformation. As a therapist, he views therapy as a journey to explore the experiences that have shaped his clients, fostering a profound understanding of their challenges. With this insight, clients are better equipped to make decisions that lead to positive transformation. Craig employs a diverse range of counseling approaches, focusing on the systems within which his clients operate. Together, they will examine historical contexts, contributing factors, and behavioral patterns that have influenced the issues at hand, paving the way for constructive change. He considers it a privilege to walk alongside his clients in their healing journeys and is dedicated to cultivating a comfortable, non-threatening environment where they can openly discuss their struggles. Craig's expertise encompasses working with teens, adults, and elders (65+), addressing top concerns including depression, relationship issues, and parenting, as well as a variety of general issues such as bipolar disorder and trauma. His therapeutic modalities include family and marital therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and relational approaches, enriching the supportive atmosphere he creates.