Caroline Kroe

google.com Educational background and work experience: Caroline Kroe, MSW, is an experienced therapist who has expertise supporting a diverse array of clients and their families on their individualized healing journey. Caroline received her Masters in Social Work at Smith College School for Social Work concentrating in work with children and adolescents needing inpatient psychiatric hospital care and developmentally sensitized trauma assessment. Caroline has specialized experience working with multiple client populations including: trauma survivors, eating disorders, families involved in the foster care system and adoption, mood disorders, depression and anxiety, schizophrenic young adults and adults, adults with developmental delays, and children and families enrolled in specialized education programs. She was drawn to the field of social work, and mental heath in particular, due to her interest in how matters of social justice and mental illness intersect. Caroline is invested in the struggle to promote equal economic, educational, and work place opportunity for people with multiple intersecting identities including race, class, gender, sexual orientation, and those with differing abilities. Trainings/Certifications: EMDR, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Suicide Prevention/Crisis Intervention for children and adults, The Collaborative Change Model, Child Sexual Abuse treatment for Child, Adolescent and Adult survivors, Ethnocultural Sensitivity in Trauma Treatment, Children’s Grief Counseling, Treating Adult and Juvenile Sex Offenders, Radiant Child Yoga, Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction, Adult and Child CPR. Personal Statement about what you can expect from Caroline as your therapist: Some research shows that perhaps the most transformational aspect of therapy for clients is the quality of the therapeutic relationship (Rogers 1951, APA 2019 etc.). I work to build a strong empathetic foundation with clients so that they can authentically build social, emotional, and physical safety into their own felt therapeutic experience and transfer that sense of control and mastery over their own narrative into their world. * To promote greater price transparency, and give patients a reasonable expectation of the costs of planned treatment, Congress has passed the No Surprises Act which requires health providers to deliver an advanced explanation of benefits (AEOB) prior to care delivery for both current and potential patients who are uninsured or out-of-network. The AEOB is created by insurers using good faith estimates (GFE) from providers. Currently this Act only applies to those seeking out-of-network care or those who are uninsured. If this applies to you, please copy and paste the URL's in your browser to get more information on this act as well as the provided template which will be filled out by both the provider and client. https://www.cms.gov/CCIIO/Resources/Regulations-and-Guidance/Downloads/Guidance-Good-Faith-Estimate-Patient-Provider-Dispute-Resolution-Process-for-Providers-Facilities-CMS-9908-IFC.pdf https://www.cms.gov/files/document/good-faith-estimate-example.pdf ‌