Catherine Kluge, LPC

Catherine Kluge is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who earned a Master's in Counseling from Webster University and has practiced clinically since 2001, bringing more than two decades of experience across inpatient and community settings. She has worked in a private hospital, a community mental health center, and a substance use treatment center, developing a broad understanding of how life stressors, addiction, mood disorders, and relationship challenges affect daily functioning.

Catherine approaches care with the belief that people have an instinct toward wellness when they are treated with dignity and respect. She emphasizes the value of each person’s story and honors the strengths and tools that have brought someone to their current place. In sessions she meets clients where they are, collaborates to set meaningful goals, and explores new perspectives to increase functioning and support lasting change in a non-judgmental environment where the client directs the experience.

Her clinical style is client-centered and informed by cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, and narrative therapy. She works with teens and adults facing depression, stress, anxiety, substance use, life transitions, grief, bipolar depression, ADHD, parenting challenges, anger and conflict, and relationship concerns. Catherine values practical strategies alongside empathic listening and aims to help clients build momentum toward their goals.