“Hi, I’m Kerry.

I’m a counselor intern supervised by Erin Williams, LMFT

I support adults, older kids, and teens who feel overwhelmed by trauma, grief, life transitions, or changes in identity. Many clients arrive feeling emotionally exhausted, stuck, or disconnected from themselves after difficult experiences. Therapy is a space to slow down, feel understood, and begin moving forward with support.

I help clients process trauma and loss by exploring how these experiences have shaped them and by building emotional safety, clarity, and self-compassion. Healing is not about rushing or fixing what feels broken, but about making sense of the past and developing resilience for the future.

I enjoy supporting women who are rebuilding confidence and self-worth after trauma or loss, as well as older kids and teens navigating big emotions, identity development, and life transitions. I also provide care for individuals impacted by adoption, approaching this work with sensitivity and respect for its complexity.

My approach is trauma-informed and client-centered, with a focus on helping clients feel grounded, supported, and empowered in their healing.

Helping you feel less alone in the hard stuff.

Helping you feel less alone in the hard stuff.

More about me.

Outside of the therapy room, I am a true lover of all things paper. Planners, crafts, junk journaling, and beautifully designed paper products bring me a lot of joy. If it involves stickers, notebooks, or organizing life with pens and tabs, I am all in. I have yet to meet a paper product I didn’t love.

Family is at the heart of who I am. I value being present for my children and my grandchildren and cherish the moments spent supporting, encouraging, and simply showing up for them. Those relationships shape how I see the world and deeply influence the care and compassion I bring into my work.

I believe in slowing down, creating space, and finding small, meaningful moments of connection—whether that’s through creativity, planning, or being there for the people you love. These values carry into my work as a therapist, where I aim to offer a steady, supportive presence during life’s more overwhelming seasons.