Cheryl Maddux is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist with over 20 years of experience. She views therapy as a process of introspection rooted in compassion, where individuals learn to listen and respond to themselves and others with empathy. Through her therapeutic practice, clients have the opportunity to expand their awareness and develop greater flexibility in their life choices. Cheryl specializes in addressing issues related to depression, anxiety, loss and grief, relationship challenges, and trauma, employing a blend of cognitive behavioral and psychodynamic models. Her qualifications include a degree from Smith College School for Social Work, where she graduated in 1999. Cheryl has served in various roles, including as a counselor at a women's college and a psychotherapist in a psychiatric hospital. She works with a diverse client base, spanning from college-age adults to seniors, regardless of ethnicity or religious orientation, including LGBTQ+ individuals. Cheryl is skilled in providing therapy to individuals, couples, and families, utilizing modalities such as Imago, family/marital therapy, and dialectical behavior therapy.