Carolyn Daniels-Krup, LMSW

Have you felt that you did not get the instruction manual for how to cope with people, your emotions, or stress? If you are over 18 and struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, borderline personality disorder, traumatic grieving, or intense mood fluctuations, then the DBT skills group may be for you. Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) treatment is an evidence-based practice for many diagnoses and behaviors, including borderline personality disorder, depression, anxiety, PTSD, self-harming behavior, and suicidal thoughts and behavior.

Carolyn Daniels-Krupp enjoys serving clients as a guide on their path toward building a life worth living. Carolyn specializes in the Dialectical Behavioral Therapy model and is certified by the Linehan Board to provide this treatment. Carolyn facilitates a skills group for adults to learn the coping skills to build the bridges and pathways to overcome barriers to having a life worth living. Carolyn strives to make the group supportive and validating the processing space, and introduce new coping methods. Carolyn
enjoys making group therapy a fun and structured class setting that does not require sharing personal experiences.

Carolyn graduated with a bachelor’s degree in sociology and psychology from Western Michigan University and then with a master’s degree in social work also from Western Michigan University. Carolyn has provided DBT services for 24 years in individual and group settings. Carolyn has worked in the nursing home and community mental health settings for the past 28 years.

Carolyn Daniel-Krup can help with the following:

Substance Use Issues, Anxiety, Depression,  Mood Disorders,  Suicidal and Non-Suicidal Self-Harm Behaviors.

Call 269-615-7637 ext 0 to schedule an intake with Carolyn