Kelsey Kehoe

My therapeutic approach is grounded in psychodynamic and relational theories while integrating principles from liberation and feminist psychologies and emotion-focused, mindfulness, and acceptance-based interventions. I seek to understand how clients view themselves in relation to their social and cultural contexts. I strive to co-create an affirming and authentic space with clients by meeting them where they are at and seeking to understand what healing looks like for them at this point in their lives.

I offer individual therapy to adults of all ages who are navigating a variety of challenges, including mood and anxiety disorders, trauma and PTSD, grief, relationship concerns, sexual and gender identity development, life transitions, and college adjustment. I enjoy working with clients of all identities and backgrounds.

I have experience working in both community-based and university counseling centers. In addition to clinical work, I engage in research exploring various LGBTQ+ topics, including trans identity development. My research, clinical work, and lived experience as a queer, trans nonbinary person inform the authentic healing space I seek to create with clients.