Carl Grody is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist who specializes in providing online therapy from the comfort and safety of clients' homes. With the world facing overwhelming changes, particularly due to the coronavirus, he recognizes the importance of accessible support through online and phone sessions. His practice was established well before the pandemic, allowing him to offer seamless and convenient therapy experiences that clients appreciate. Utilizing a strengths-oriented and systems-based approach, Carl not only addresses the challenges that lead clients to seek therapy but also emphasizes the strengths they already possess. He adopts a careful and thoughtful diagnostic process, often focusing on the experiences that shape individuals rather than labeling them in ways that feel stigmatizing. With 13 years of rich experience working with children, teens, and families, Carl has been in private practice since 2010. His previous work at Nationwide Children's Hospital as part of the Community Psychiatric Support team further solidifies his expertise. He is also a trained group leader in the Incredible Years parenting program and a columnist for Columbus Parent, demonstrating his dedication to mental health and well-being. Carl is particularly adept at assisting individuals dealing with anxiety, making his practice a supportive resource for those in need.