Carolina Carbajal, LCPC
She/Her
Perinatal Mental Health Therapist
My passion is helping people overcome the challenges that keep them from becoming the best version of themselves and living their best life. I do this work because I know what it's like to be unable to talk about women's issues without feeling scared or judged.”
Certifications & Experience
Licensed Professional Counselor in DC, MD, and VA
First-year doctoral student in Counselor Education and Supervision at Oregon State University.
Master of Science in Counseling and Human Services from Johns Hopkins University - (2013)
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from UMBC (2009)
Certified Success and Life Coach (2022) - Transform Destiny
Certified Hypnotherapist (2022) - Transform Destiny
Certified Specialist in Anger Management (2021) - Evergreen Certifications
About Carolina Carbajal
Perinatal Mental Health Therapist
Carolina has been in the mental health field for over ten years. She was first exposed to perinatal mood disorders while helping survivors of crime and sexual assault. Carolina's work has brought more attention to perinatal mood disorders and the role of helping women and families navigate their experiences in healthy ways by providing support, guidance, advocacy, and access to available resources.
She has training in trauma-informed care and draws from various orientations in her work, such as person-centered, cognitive-behavioral therapy, multisystemic therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, and solution-focused therapy. Her clients express feeling heard, understood, safe, and hopeful when engaging in a therapeutic relationship with her.
Carolina is a first-generation Hispanic female born and raised in Silver Spring, MD. She lives in Baltimore, MD, with her son, husband, dogs, and bunnies. She loves and values family and hopes to expand her family, earn her Ph.D. and continue working in counseling and maternal mental health. Carolina's journey in navigating motherhood, work, family, and school has motivated her to pursue and break the stigma around perinatal mood disorders.
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