Areas of Expertise

Welcome to Kindred Psychology!

If you’re here reading, perhaps you’re feeling uncertain, misunderstood, hurting, hiding, conflicted, questioning, lonely, or like life isn’t quite shaping up the way you’d like. If you’re considering connecting with a professional about how you’re feeling, know that reaching out for help is an excellent step toward creating a more satisfying life. 

At Kindred Psychology, you will find counseling, connection, community to help you thrive.

We know that the decision to seek psychological services is one of immense bravery. Sometimes the decision springs from a desire to grow your life into something more rewarding than it already is. Other times, the decision to reach out is about survival and an inability to withstand pain any longer. Whatever the circumstances that brought you here, we welcome you and invite you to explore our unique service offerings and therapeutic environment. Read about our clinicians to see if someone at Kindred Psychology seems like an ideal fit for your needs.

To search for power within myself means I must be willing to move through being afraid to whatever lies beyond. –Audre Lorde

Is therapy right for me?

Do you make any of these statements to yourself? 

We can help!

 

Understanding Yourself

  • Who am I and what’s my purpose?
  • My sexuality feels confusing.
  • I think I may be transgender.
  • My values conflict with what I want. Now what?
  • I’ve outgrown the life I’m living.

Depression and Anxiety

  • My mood is elevated/unstable/low.
  • This continuous anxiety is exhausting!
  • I’m angry and irritable lately.
  • No one would know, but I struggle to function.
  • Something happened and I feel so sad. 

Diagnostic uncertainty

  • I can’t focus on anything. Is this anxiety or ADHD?
  • My provider doesn’t seem sure about my diagnosis.
  • I haven’t been able to tell my provider the whole truth.
  • Meds don’t seem to help me like they do other people.

Grief and Loss

  • How long must I feel this way?
  • My grief is invisible to the public.
  • How does one make meaning of a gradual decline in one’s own life?
  • People have stopped asking how I’m doing but I’m not fine.

Loneliness, Isolation

  • I don’t belong.
  • I feel misunderstood.
  • Something happened to me that I’ve never shared.
  • I can’t talk about my work with anyone, and I need help coping.

Managing Microaggressions

  • How do I cope with this divisive political climate?
  • I’m ready to come out at work but I’m afraid for my job.
  • Sexism is still very real and it’s affecting my relationships.

Habits and patterns

  • Why do I keep doing this behavior?
  • I know better but I don’t do better.
  • Can I stop this imposter syndrome already??
  • Years of insomnia are taking a toll. I just can’t sleep.
  • I hurt people I love the most, but I don’t know how to love differently.

Relationship issues

  • Should I stay or should I go?
  • Re-envisioning family,
  • These co-workers are impossible, but I’m stuck with them because I need this job.
  • What happened to me affects how I’m parenting.

Explore Our Specialized Therapy Services

Adult Individual Therapy


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Adolescent Therapy

Adolescent Therapy

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Relationship Therapy

Relationship Therapy

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Group Therapy

Group Therapy

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Gender & Sexuality

Gender & Sexuality

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Assessment

Assessment

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Approaches to Therapy

This is not cookie-cutter therapy.

Our supportive and collaborative approach to therapy is shaped by your individual needs. Compassionate clinicians provide you with a fresh perspective that will help you cope with your immediate situation, realize your potential, and build resiliency for the future. See the section below for the approaches to therapy we utilize at Kindred Psychology:

  • Evidence-based
  • Collaborative
  • Feminist-relational
  • Interpersonal
  • Cognitive-behavioral
  • Shame-resilience
  • Psychodynamic
  • Holistic
  • Strengths-based
  • Mindfulness
  • Dialectical-behavioral
  • Acceptance and commitment

For what it’s worth: it’s never too late or, in my case, too early to be whoever you want to be. There’s no time limit, stop whenever you want. You can change or stay the same, there are no rules to this thing. We can make the best or the worst of it. I hope you make the best of it. And I hope you see things that startle you. I hope you feel things you never felt before. I hope you meet people with a different point of view. I hope you live a life you’re proud of. If you find that you’re not, I hope you have the courage to start all over again. –Eric Roth, “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button”