Janet Mcculloch

Janet Mcculloch is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with 28 years of experience specializing in helping adults and elders navigate the challenging landscapes of grief, trauma, PTSD, and addiction. She believes that learning to grieve losses and adapt to life changes is a universal challenge. Whether it’s the devastating impact of losing a loved one, going through a divorce, or facing job loss, Janet understands the overwhelming feelings that can accompany such transitions. She creates a safe and nurturing environment, providing critical support and guidance for clients as they create new chapters in their lives. Janet's goal is to shine a light of hope during dark times, equipping her clients with new coping skills for healing and personal growth. As a compassionate therapist, she utilizes a holistic approach rooted in client-centered, evidence-based practices that promote resilience and healthy adaptation to change. With training in mindfulness, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and more, she tailors her methods for individuals, families, and groups. Having worked alongside a hospice team, Janet has developed a profound understanding of the human spirit and the importance of connection during difficult times. Through her long-standing Grief Support Group, she has witnessed countless individuals rebuild their lives after facing unimaginable hardships, affirming that resiliency is forged in adversity. Janet Mcculloch's commitment to her clients’ journeys makes her a guiding light for those seeking to navigate their unique situations and needs.