Specialities:

• Perfectionism
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Identity exploration
• Building communication in families
• Boundaries
• Friendship issues
• Trauma
• Self-harm/suicidal ideation

Kaylee earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Georgia College before going on to get her Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the University of North Georgia.

She works with individuals and families across all stages of life who may be struggling with anxiety, emotional regulation difficulties, as well as highly sensitive individuals.

Kaylee creates a warm and welcoming environment where clients feel safe to express themselves and focus on personal growth. When working with children and teens, she often integrates play therapy with expressive arts, helping them tackle challenges through fun and age-appropriate activities. With all of her clients, she incorporates cognitive-behavioral techniques to help the clients shift unhelpful thinking patterns into ones that are more compassionate and strength-based.

With each individual client, Kaylee tailors her approach to best suit their needs, whether that be helping kids identify and manage big emotions, guiding teens through identity exploration, or helping adults address childhood wounds that continue to impact their way of operating in the world.