Catherine Mcintyre Welsh

Catherine McIntyre Welsh, LCSW, is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who creates empathic therapeutic relationships that provide a safe and confidential space for clients to navigate through their confusing thoughts and painful emotions. Specializing in mood disorders, relationship issues, and trauma-related challenges such as PTSD, she utilizes a variety of modalities including psychodynamic, trauma-focused, and attachment-based therapies. Through thoughtful exploration of their earliest relationships and formative experiences, she helps individuals understand their current interactions and coping mechanisms in the face of life's difficulties. The objective of her therapeutic work is to cultivate self-awareness and enrich clients' lives with curiosity, creativity, vitality, and deep connections. Catherine is passionate about offering healing as a transformative experience, ensuring that clients feel genuinely understood and known. Committed to professional development, she continuously enhances her clinical proficiency through ongoing training, supervision, and group study. In addition to individual psychotherapy, Catherine provides clinical consultation informed by her expertise in object-relations psychodynamic therapy. Trained in EMDR therapy, she applies this neurologically-based approach to effectively resolve unprocessed traumatic memories and unlock the brain's innate healing capacities. Recognizing the significance of cross-cultural sensitivity, Catherine is actively expanding her understanding of the impact of white privilege across diverse communities.