Katelyn Kidwell (she/her)

I have worked in residential, PHP, IOP, and outpatient levels of care providing therapy (individual family, group), skills coaching (body image, DBT, CBT, general recovery skills, parent coaching), and meal support. I see eating disorders as coping mechanisms and think compassion for yourself and the ED is necessary to recovery. I meet people where they are at and help get them where they want to go.

I have worked in residential, PHP, IOP, and outpatient levels of care providing therapy (individual family, group), skills coaching (body image, DBT, CBT, general recovery skills, parent coaching), and meal support. I see eating disorders as coping mechanisms and think compassion for yourself and the ED is necessary to recovery. I meet people where they are at and help get them where they want to go.

As a queer person myself, working with the 2SLGBTQIA+ community is something I’m passionate about. There is no one way or “right” way to be queer, and I love working with people who are exploring their identities as well as those who feel confident and grounded in their queerness.

I have worked in residential, PHP, IOP, and outpatient levels of care providing therapy (individual family, group), skills coaching (body image, DBT, CBT, general recovery skills, parent coaching), and meal support. I see eating disorders as coping mechanisms and think compassion for yourself and the ED is necessary for recovery. I meet people where they are at and help get them where they want to go.

My approach to trauma work is collaborative, relational, and grounded in your sense of safety and choice. I draw from psychodramatic, psychodynamic, somatic, attachment, and relational approaches to explore how trauma shows up in your body, relationships, emotions, and everyday life. We’ll balance going deeper with building ways to cope in the here and now, without rushing or forcing the process.

My approach to trauma work is collaborative, relational, and grounded in my clients' sense of safety and choice. I draw from psychodramatic, psychodynamic, somatic, attachment, and relational approaches to explore how trauma shows up in your body, relationships, emotions, and everyday life. We’ll balance going deeper with building ways to cope in the here and now, without rushing or forcing the process.

My approach to trauma work is collaborative, relational, and grounded in my clients' sense of safety and choice. I draw from psychodramatic/drama therapeutic, psychodynamic, somatic, and relational approaches to explore how trauma shows up in your body, relationships, emotions, and day-to-day life. We’ll balance going deeper with building ways to cope in the here and now, without rushing or forcing the process.