Kelley Quirk

Kelley Quirk is a compassionate and dedicated therapist specializing in telehealth couple and individual therapy. She also conducts psychological assessments for ADHD, giftedness, learning/intelligence, personality, and trauma. A professor of psychology, Kelley aligns her practice with current and evolving scientific approaches, enabling her clients to reshape their patterns both within themselves and in their relationships. Through collaboration, Kelley challenges what is not working in her clients’ lives and enhances what is. At the University of Denver, her clinical science work centers around couple therapy, the experiences of LGBTQ identities, and exploring concepts of death and meaning. She has also contributed her expertise as a therapist in a wilderness excursion group for young adult cancer survivors, where she teaches mindfulness skills and self-reflection. Kelley's approach is rooted in cultural sensitivity, nonjudgment, support, and empowerment, ensuring that she tailors her methods to each individual's unique needs. By identifying problematic patterns and emphasizing personal growth, Kelley works closely with clients to develop a personalized path toward their goals. She is excited to help others write the next chapter of their lives.