Kayla Mcgill

Kayla Mcgill is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor specializing in the treatment of adolescents and young adults. With extensive experience working alongside families and school districts, she provides essential support when students require accommodations for emotional, behavioral, or learning difficulties. Many of her school-aged clients are on the autism spectrum, and she also adeptly addresses issues such as anxiety, depression, unstable mood, stress management, and addiction. Kayla understands that each client is unique, which is why she prioritizes meeting individuals where they are in therapy, allowing for a profound understanding of their personal stories. She fosters a positive, open, and accepting environment where clients feel safe to confront their challenges. Utilizing evidence-based practices including positive psychology, mindfulness, DBT, CBT, and trauma-informed psychotherapy, she promotes personal growth and resilience. Kayla holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Iowa State University and a Master’s in Clinical Psychology from Governors State University, with elective coursework in Behavioral Neurology, Neuropsychology, and Trauma-Informed Care.