Kaitlin Geenen

Kaitlin Geenen, a Marriage & Family Therapist (MA, LMFT), specializes in the treatment of anxiety, depression, eating disorders, and substance misuse. Many of her clients often feel isolated and trapped in their experiences, seeking the change necessary to overcome habits or thought patterns that no longer serve them. Kaitlin employs evidence-based treatments that clients can integrate both during and beyond therapy sessions. Her therapeutic modalities include Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) for trauma, Harm Reduction, and mindfulness practices. With four years of experience at Stanford's In-Patient Comprehensive Care Program for Eating Disorders, followed by five years in residential and outpatient settings, Kaitlin has adeptly treated clients grappling with eating issues, drinking problems, anxiety, and depression in her private practice over the last four years. She is trained in facilitating DBT skills groups and has completed additional courses in DBT therapy through Marsha Linehan and Behavior Tech, LLC. Kaitlin's approach is direct and collaborative, grounding herself in deep empathy for her clients' struggles and aspirations for change. She is committed to listening attentively, helping clients navigate their feelings, and fostering resolution. Additionally, her passion for instilling hope and meaning into her clients' experiences is complemented by a thoughtful sense of humor that she brings to therapy.