Hi, I’m Kaitlin. I believe the people we love, and the way we love them, shape nearly everything about who we become. That’s where my work lives: with couples building something together, families finding their footing, teens figuring out who they are, and women moving through the hormonal chapters of life, puberty, pregnancy and postpartum, menopause, that quietly reshape how we relate to ourselves and everyone around us.

I’m warm, but I don’t shy away from directness when it serves the work. I’ll challenge you when it matters, and I hold space for every side of a story, yours and the people you’re in relationship with. My approach is systemic: we don’t exist in a vacuum, and how we function with the people we love matters as much as how we function alone. Often that means the connection between us, my boundaries, the way I show up, becomes part of the work itself.

I hold a BA in Psychology from Ohio State and am furthering my clinical training through an MA in Marriage and Family Therapy at Syracuse University. Outside the office, I stay active, hiking, climbing, and spending as much time in nature as I can, a habit I built over the past three years living in Utah. I grew up on Lake Erie, so being back near water on the East Coast feels like coming full circle.