Karah Gonstead is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with a passion for supporting tweens, teens, and young adults (ages 11 - 25), as well as mothers navigating their perinatal and postpartum journeys. She excels in guiding youth and adults through significant life transitions, such as entering middle school, high school, or college. Her expertise lies in addressing challenges related to communication, establishing healthy boundaries, managing low self-worth, and overcoming familial dysfunction. With a heartfelt commitment to motherhood, Karah understands the complexities of this journey and the internal and external changes it entails. She recognizes that adolescents often hesitate to share their deepest concerns with friends or family, and she aims to create a safe space to explore feelings of sadness, grief, and anger that may arise from life's bumps and potholes. A mother herself, Karah feels honored to walk alongside other moms in their therapeutic journeys. She seeks to demystify the process of asking for help, aiming to meet her clients where they are, offering a supportive and professional therapeutic experience. Karah strives to provide an open and encouraging environment, inviting anyone with questions about therapy to reach out and begin a meaningful conversation.