- Strengths based
- 12 years experience
- Clinical social work
About Judea
Judea Castillo Winter is a licensed social worker who centers care on the person in front of her. She uses a humanistic, strength-based approach and aims to help people find practical ways to feel better and move forward. Judea holds a Master of Social Work and brings 12 years of experience to her work in Ohio. She is credentialed as LCSW and LISW.
Judea began as a psychology undergraduate and later earned her MSW to broaden her perspective. That background shaped a flexible style that mixes client-centered conversations with structured tools when useful. She often combines talk-based support with techniques drawn from cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness to address stress, anxiety, depression, and related concerns.
Her caseload has included people facing trauma, addiction, grief, and life transitions. Judea also has experience supporting those dealing with workplace strain, relationship and intimacy issues, and eating or self-esteem concerns. She describes therapy as a team effort or a guided process, depending on what a person prefers.
Judea notes practical matters up front: she works with people who live in Ohio as part of her licensed practice. She emphasizes steady, attainable steps rather than quick fixes, and she helps people clarify goals for therapy.
Her aim is to help people recognize their own strengths and build toward a brighter future. Scheduling begins with an online matching step and then moves to arranging sessions at times that fit each person.
Judea began as a psychology undergraduate and later earned her MSW to broaden her perspective. That background shaped a flexible style that mixes client-centered conversations with structured tools when useful. She often combines talk-based support with techniques drawn from cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness to address stress, anxiety, depression, and related concerns.
Her caseload has included people facing trauma, addiction, grief, and life transitions. Judea also has experience supporting those dealing with workplace strain, relationship and intimacy issues, and eating or self-esteem concerns. She describes therapy as a team effort or a guided process, depending on what a person prefers.
Judea notes practical matters up front: she works with people who live in Ohio as part of her licensed practice. She emphasizes steady, attainable steps rather than quick fixes, and she helps people clarify goals for therapy.
Her aim is to help people recognize their own strengths and build toward a brighter future. Scheduling begins with an online matching step and then moves to arranging sessions at times that fit each person.
This summary is based on the profile information listed on BetterHelp.