Focus: Adolescence, Anxiety, Work-Life Balance
Insurance Accepted: Aetna, Self-Pay
Email: cstrack@cstoneohio.org
Phone: 614-459-3003 ext 811
Caitlin M. Strack, LPCC has a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Ashland Theological Seminary. Caitlin has a Bachelor’s of Arts from The Ohio State University in Psychology with minors in General Business and Human Development and Family Science.
Caitlin is a member of the American Counseling Association and is a volunteer with Mental Health America of Franklin County, a pro-bono counseling program that makes counseling services accessible for those who may not be able to afford it.
Areas of Focus:Caitlin works with adolescents (ages 15+), young adults, and adults navigating anxiety, painful emotions or thought patterns, work stress, and difficulty with work/life balance and identity issues. Caitlin also works with Christian leaders and workers who want to thrive in leadership and in their personal relationship with God.
Caitlin offers support to those who experience a stressful or isolating work environment. Constant stress and emotional turmoil from work can lead to burnout and difficulty doing the things that are most important to you. Caitlin can offer help with understanding and managing your emotions and creating a healthy relationship with work that makes life more manageable.
Caitlin has experience working as a Christian leader and leading a team of missionaries overseas. This work can be difficult and thankless. It is easy to feel misunderstood by others and isolated. Caitlin helps Christian leaders, workers and missionaries to relate to God and those whom they serve in a healthy and loving way so that they can do their work for their whole life, not just a season.
Caitlin has experience working with adolescents as they discover who they are in a confusing and painful world. Caitlin assists adolescents with current stressors and helps them prepare for the future that they want. Caitlin provides effective coping skills and resources to manage difficult and painful emotions and establish healthy relationships for the future.
Personal:
Caitlin loves spending time with her husband and family outside, reading, and taking care of her plants. Caitlin and her husband help lead a home church on the West Side of Columbus.