Kellie King

I work with adults, couples, and families. I believe the family dynamics shaped who you are so taking a look at how your family impacted you will be important. I work with those struggling with addiction, both substance addictions and various process addictions. I received my Master of Science degree in Counseling from Southern Methodist University in 2013. I have worked in a variety of settings including private practices, treatment center for addictions, community outreach and telehealth.

I believe talk therapy is a power tool. It can heal. It can empower. It can bring about the kind of changes you seek. In order for talk therapy to really work, you must feel connected to and trust the therapist you work with so I encourage you to find the right fit.

We can work together to understand what the problematic spots are. We will start where you are and, together, we will explore new ways of making your life more manageable. To struggle is to be part of the human experience. Struggle can be a motivator for change. Those self-defeating thoughts are not who you are. These life circumstances do not have to define your whole life.