Caitlin Murray

Caitlin Murray is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), a master’s-level licensed professional trained to provide psychotherapy, who helps clients challenge the belief that they are “too broken to fix.” She approaches therapy with the conviction that people are not broken, even when the patterns they have learned to survive are no longer serving them. By exploring how thoughts influence actions, she supports clients in identifying the cycles that keep them stuck and in building new ways of responding that feel more fulfilling and sustainable.

She earned her master’s degree at Kennesaw State University and began her clinical work in the field of addiction, where she saw how often concerns like depression and anxiety can overlap with grief and loss, trauma, family conflict, and other painful experiences. In her work, she focuses on understanding what drives destructive coping and what may be trying to fill the space where self-worth used to be, then collaborates with clients to develop healthier patterns over time.

Therapy with Caitlin can be structured or open-ended depending on what a client wants. Some people arrive with a detailed list and prefer to process memories step by step, while others focus more on emotions, behaviors, or day-to-day stressors. She may offer written homework, or invite clients to simply observe their thinking and behavior between sessions. Drawing frequently from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy, she also prioritizes Carl Rogers’ principle of meeting each client with unconditional positive regard. Her role is to guide rather than “fix,” while honoring the client as the expert on their own life and helping them reshape unhelpful patterns into the life they want.