Cameron Baldwin studied clinical mental health counseling at Liberty University in Lynchburg Virginia. While completing his degree, Cameron gained experience collaborating with individuals who were facing concerns with addiction by facilitating group and individual counseling sessions. Cameron’s experience is found in using cognitive behavioral therapy, person centered therapy, and motivational interviewing techniques to build rapport with clients and search for beneficial outcomes through nonjudgemental conversation. He is experienced in addressing anxiety, depression, addiction, and relationship concerns. Cameron is enthusiastic about collaborating with individuals to find opportunities for growth.

Cameron enjoys his free time reading, spending quality time with friends and family, listening to podcasts, and participating in personal development activities. Cameron also enjoys the occasional visit to a stand-up comedy open mic and enjoys going to the movies.

Cameron understands how isolating it can be to experience significant emotional distress. Learning to put words to emotions and find healthy ways to respond is a process that Cameron is passionate about helping others cultivate. All our experiences, while uncomfortable at times, contain opportunities to build resilience and grow. Cameron enjoys partnering with others to capitalize on these opportunities.

Kaitlynn Woodard studied Marriage and Family Therapy at Appalachian State University and obtained a certificate in multicultural counseling while completing her degree. 

Kaitlynn is passionate in helping couples and individuals achieve their goals. Kaitlynn takes a warm, empathetic, and nonjudgmental approach when working with clients. She has previous experience in working with adults, couples, and families in various community mental health settings and private practice. Kaitlynn uses strength based, narrative, compassion focused, and cognitive behavioral approaches when working with clients. Kaitlynn has completed Gottman Level 1 to help assist couples with communication needs. 

Her expertise includes pre-marital counseling, couples counseling, adult counseling, anxiety, and depression counseling. Kaitlynn also likes to include genograms in sessions with clients to help identify generational patterns in relationships. 

Outside of work, Kaitlynn loves to cook, read, and attend local theatreperformances around Charlotte.

Daniel Swiger studied Marriage and Family Therapy at Appalachian State University, also obtaining a certificate in addictions and multicultural counseling while completing his graduate degree. His expertise includes practicing Bowenian Theory and Emotionally Focused Therapy approaches, and he is also certified in Gottman Levels 1 and 2 training and Prepare-Enrich instruction.

Daniel enjoys hearing people’s stories and working with couples, families, and adolescents. He is a Charlotte, North Carolina native and avid sports fan (go Panthers and Hornets!). Outside of work, you’ll find him with his wife Lauren and their corgi-lab Riley, golfing, reading, listening to podcasts, or traveling to learn about different cultures.

Starting therapy can be hard-I get it. Taking that first step takes courage, and I want to honor that. In our work together, I aim to create a space where you feel truly seen and supported as you navigate life’s challenges. Whether you’re working through anxiety, depression, ADHD, or big life transitions, I’m here to walk alongside you with warmth, humor, and a nonjudgmental presence. Therapy should feel like a mix of growth and comfort-helpful, but also something you don’t dread showing up for. I strive to make each session a place where you feel supported and accepted, and yes, we’ll probably share a laugh or two along the way.

I am person-centered and eclectic, meaning I tailor therapy to what works best for you. I have training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy and anxiety treatment, and I also take a systemic view. Together, we’ll work on understanding your feelings, staying mindful, building self-awareness, and developing tools for emotional regulation and handling distress.