Carolyn Daniels-Krup, LMSW

Have you ever felt like you missed the instruction manual on how to cope with people, emotions, or stress? Whether you’re a teen (12+) or an adult struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, intense mood swings, self-harm, or borderline personality disorder, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) may help.

DBT is an evidence-based approach proven effective for a wide range of challenges, including PTSD, grief, suicidal thoughts, and emotional dysregulation. It teaches practical coping skills to help clients build a more stable and fulfilling life.

Carolyn Daniels-Krupp, LMSW, is a Linehan Board-Certified DBT provider with 24 years of experience working with both adolescents and adults. She facilitates structured, skills-based DBT groups that are supportive, validating, and don’t require personal sharing—making therapy approachable and empowering.

Carolyn earned her bachelor’s in sociology and psychology and her master’s in social work from Western Michigan University. She brings nearly three decades of experience from community mental health and long-term care settings.

Carolyn currently has openings for clients ages 12 and up.

Carolyn Daniel-Krup can help with the following:

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

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