Caroline Homan, LMFT
Counselor
Department
Student Counseling
Education
College can be an exciting, yet overwhelming time, filled with transitions, challenges, and opportunities for growth. I specialize in helping students navigate ADHD, anxiety, depression, relationship concerns and the impact of past experiences. I have a deep understanding of how the brain and body respond to stress and adversity over time. My approach is collaborative, and strength based, integrating mind-body healing and creative expression to help students manage stress, improve focus, and build resilience in a safe, supportive space.
Caroline Homan is a licensed Couple and Family Therapist. Her research as a PhD candidate in Developmental Science explores how sociocultural contexts shape the connection between stress and well-being. She earned her Master of Science in Child Development and Family Science from North Dakota State University and Bachelors in Art from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Caroline has a deep love for art and exploration. From studying marble sculpture in Italy to volunteer service in Mexico, Peru, and Nicaragua, she thrives on experiencing new places and connecting with communities.
Caroline Homan is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in North and South Dakota. Caroline enjoys helping people uncover opportunities for growth and understanding so they can experience life in meaningful ways. She seeks to create a safe and supportive space for students to explore new possibilities and creative solutions to challenging problems. Caroline earned her Master of Science in Child Development and Family Science from North Dakota State University (2008) and her Bachelors in Art from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Curious about the world around her, she loves to travel and has a deep respect for culture and its influence on our lives.