Kathleen Bingaman, LCSW, is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist who creates a warm and accepting environment for adults from diverse backgrounds, circumstances, and identities. Her approach to therapy is grounded in the belief that meaningful progress arises from an authentic therapist-client relationship combined with well-honed clinical techniques. Clients will consistently experience the 'real' Kathleen in their sessions, fostering confidence in their journey towards personal growth. Kathleen is validating, attentive, and intuitive, serving as a guide through the therapeutic process. She is particularly well-suited for clients eager to explore the connection between their past and present while building a toolkit of strategies to thrive, rather than merely survive. Utilizing a therapeutic orientation rooted in attachment theory and interpersonal neurobiology, Kathleen understands that suffering does not occur in isolation and that sustainable healing is achievable. She employs a balance of unstructured 'talk' therapy alongside more structured, technique-driven interventions, empowering her clients to enhance their coping skills, connect with their inner wisdom and unique strengths, and facilitate transformative changes in both perspective and behavior.