Kennedy Graham, Counseling Intern
she/her

Therapy should be a safe place to explore vulnerabilities, trauma, dreams, goals, and more. Whether experiencing an unforeseen transition or wanting better ways to cope with day-to-day life, therapy may be the final piece to feeling more fulfilled. I strive to help clients get to the root of their problems so they can move forward in life as their most confident, authentic selves. I am passionate about supporting my clients through genuine connection and loving therapeutic guidance. I have a history of counseling adults, families, and teens. I have experience working with depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, trauma, and mental disorders. 

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I am devoted to creating a safe, welcoming space for people to explore all parts of themselves. Part of my counseling experience is to serve and advocate for People of the Global Majority and LGBTQIA+ community. The complexity of being a Black person in therapy is one I had to go through myself. As a counselor, I am committed to validating the Black American experience for those clients. Understanding and confronting oppression, racism, and hate is essential to counseling these populations.