Hello, my name is Cheryl Babb and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCS27383). Change is hard. Asking for help is hard. Transformation is worth it! Therapy is about relationships - and about helping you to uncover your internal processes and patterns to understand how you relate to yourself and others. My goal as a therapist is for you to feel seen, heard, and understood and to collaborate with you to meet your goals. I have a warm, supportive style with a healthy dose of directness, swearing and humor. You will be accepted as an extraordinary individual with unique experiences and strengths that will guide the change process. Real change happens when we accept and honor ourselves as we are right now. I will challenge your current narratives so that you can discover new ways of showing up in your life as the one and only you.

What can clients expect to take away from sessions with you?

During our first session, we will have a conversation. I will ask you questions to determine your history, current coping strategies, reasons for seeking therapy and discuss your best hopes and goals for therapy. But mostly I listen to get a sense of who you are as a unique individual. From there, we will decide if we are a good fit and if you would like to move forward with additional sessions. You can expect to take away actionable, effective strategies from the start. You can expect that your level of self-awareness will expand exponentially with each session. You can expect to learn to love, value and respect yourself. You can also expect to break free of repetitive patterns that keep you from living the life you want to live.

Explain to clients what areas you feel are your biggest strengths.

I was an archaeologist before beginning my career as a therapist. While some people may think the two fields aren't related, the skills I learned as an archaeologist transferred nicely to therapy. An archaeologist pieces together a comprehensive picture of the past by examining and analyzing tangible snippets from that past. As a therapist, I explore your memories, perceptions and presence to generate a picture of your true self. From there, we focus on what is keeping you from living a meaningful life fueled by clarity, passion, and purpose.

About Cheryl Babb