Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
I am an independent, licensed, clinical social worker with over 25 years of practice. I am based in Massachusetts and have been in New England for my whole career. I have a wide range of professional experiences. Early in my career, I focused primarily in mental health, trauma and eating disorders. In more recent years, my work has been around grief, loss and breavement. I am able to work well with many age ranges including young adults, middle-age and the elderly.
My work is client-centered and I am warm and supportive. I am a good listener and like to reflect back the issues and strengths that are present. I also have an ability to understand the bigger picture and help clients to shift their perspective. I know that creating coping skills is important and having concrete tools can be essential. I work with clients to have a better understanding and connection to themselves and their own inner guidance.
I also have a background in healing modalities and use my skills in meditation and breathwork when it is helpful. My style is eclectic and I enjoy pulling from my skill set whatever aspects are most helpful for the client.
I get great joy from helping people to feel better! If you feel I would be a good therapist for you at this time, please contact me here.
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Kathryn “Kathy” Proctor is an independent, licensed clinical social worker based in Massachusetts with more than 25 years of clinical practice spent in New England. She holds a Master of Arts degree and is a licensed clinical social worker in Massachusetts.
Early in her career she concentrated on mental health, trauma, and eating disorders. In more recent years her focus has shifted toward grief, loss, and bereavement, bringing depth and experience to those concerns.
She is comfortable working with a range of age groups, including young adults, middle-age adults, and older adults, and tailors her approach to meet each person’s stage of life.
Kathy’s work is client-centered and delivered in a warm, supportive manner. She listens carefully, reflects both challenges and strengths, and helps clients see the larger context so they can shift perspective when needed. Building practical coping skills is an important part of her practice, and she supports clients in developing concrete tools to manage day-to-day stressors.
With a background in healing modalities, she incorporates meditation and breathwork when these practices serve the client’s goals. Her style is eclectic, drawing on the techniques most helpful for each individual.
She finds great satisfaction in helping people feel better. If Kathryn “Kathy” Proctor seems like a good fit, prospective clients are encouraged to reach out to begin the process.
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