Carolyn Mcloughlin

Carolyn Mcloughlin is a dedicated therapist specializing in supporting adolescents, college students, adults, and couples who find themselves ensnared in unfulfilling patterns of thought and behavior. With her credentials as a licensed clinical social worker and psychoanalyst, along with her role as a faculty member of the Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis, Carolyn brings a wealth of experience from her past positions at Children's Hospital Boston and the Boston Institute for Psychotherapy. She employs a flexible approach to psychotherapy, emphasizing the important connection between past experiences and present challenges while also equipping her clients with effective coping strategies for immediate life changes. Carolyn is particularly adept at assisting individuals facing anxiety, depression, self-destructive habits, parent-child conflicts, academic pressures, stress management, life transitions, and developmental hurdles. Additionally, she provides valuable support for couples in navigating conflicts and enhancing their communication skills, alongside counseling for expectant and new mothers. Carolyn looks forward to collaborating with her clients to foster meaningful change, enabling them to embrace their best lives fully.