Caryl Brayton Toole

Caryl Brayton Toole is a compassionate Drug and Alcohol Counselor, holding credentials as an LADC and NCAC, committed to supporting individuals dealing with addiction, codependency, and drug abuse. She understands that anxiety and worry often hinder meaningful connections in work, relationships, and friendships. Caryl recognizes that many individuals grapple with painful memories or feelings associated with traumatic experiences and may resort to coping mechanisms such as alcohol and prescription medications. She believes that addressing drug and alcohol concerns requires a holistic approach, as these issues frequently stem from deeper struggles, including depression, anxiety, and trauma. Through her expertise in Trauma-Focused therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Motivational Interviewing, Caryl guides her clients toward gaining insight into their behaviors and overcoming obstacles in their daily lives. Her strength-based, person-centered approach helps clients recognize their own capacity for significant change, fostering a sense of worth and control through supportive counseling. When contemplating change, Caryl is dedicated to being a guiding hand on the journey toward recovery.