Carole Hare-MA Counseling, LPC

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Pronoun:  She/Her/Hers

Credentials:  MA Counseling, LPC (Licensed Professional Counselor)

Undergraduate Degree:  BS Education LSSU 1979

Graduate Degree:  Masters in Counseling Northern Michigan University 1988

Work Experience:  Interned 6 months at Protective Services, Marquette.  Taught in West Africa 3 years,

Luce County Community Mental Health 2 years

K-12 school counselor Marquette Schools 23 years

Certifications, Specializations/Focusses:  Member American Counseling Association

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy,

Motivational Interviewing. Grief Counseling, Couples counseling

Grief Counseling

Primary Populations:  Adults and Teens

Hobbies:  Traveling to visit family, reading, crocheting, and writing

Carole graduated from Lake Superior State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Education. She spent three years teaching in Monrovia, Liberia at an international school with students from multiple countries and cultures. She returned to the states and earned her master’s degree in counseling from Northern Michigan University. She started her counseling career working for Luce County Community Mental Health for two years and later was employed as a K-12 school counselor for Marquette Area Public Schools for 23 years. She retired in Florida for four years where she volunteered working with hospice patients and their families.  In 2017 Carole moved back to her home town of Manistique to be near her elder father and began working for the tribe as an outpatient therapist in 2020.  She enjoys walking her little dog, spending time in nature, and is continuously learning more about our Anishinaabe culture. Carole’s two adult sons are married and live with their families in Seattle, WA and St. Petersburg, FL. Her favorite times away from work are spent traveling to visit her five precious grandchildren in those two cities.