Carrie Prytherch-Maassen, MA, LPCMH, LCPC is an experienced clinician, advocate, and doctoral candidate in Sexual and Gender Fluidity, specializing in trauma-informed, culturally responsive care. With 6 of experience in the mental health field, Carrie is passionate about fostering clinical excellence through collaborative, supportive supervision.

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Carrie has worked extensively with LGBTQ+ clients and communities, with a particular focus on asexual and gender-diverse individuals. Her approach to supervision is grounded in a commitment to equity, inclusion, and ethical practice. She creates a space where clinicians feel empowered to grow, reflect, and deliver affirming care to diverse populations.

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In her leadership roles, Carrie has led clinical training initiatives and supported program development across outpatient and community-based settings. Her style is warm, transparent, and focused on building strong foundations of trust, professional development, and client-centered care.

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Currently completing her doctorate in Sexual and Gender Fluidity, her research explores discrimination and erasure within the LGBTQ+ community, bridging clinical work with advocacy and scholarship. Carrie brings a thoughtful, research-informed perspective to supervision and is dedicated to shaping the next generation of inclusive mental health professionals.