Kelli Fultz

Kelli Fultz, LCSW, is a dedicated clinical therapist with over two decades of experience in the mental health field. She has held various roles including crisis counselor, clinical supervisor of a substance abuse program, ER social worker, and forensic social worker. With more than ten years as an adjunct professor in Psychology, Sociology, Social Diversity, and Marriage & Family, Kelli brings a rich perspective to her therapeutic practice. Her extensive expertise spans across treating mood disorders, anxiety, and stress, along with fostering self-empowerment and addressing relationship issues. Kelli has worked with a diverse range of clients, from children as young as four to senior citizens, helping them eliminate pain and develop essential skills for a joyful life. She views therapy as a sanctuary—a sacred space for healing and growth. In her practice, she serves as a guide and steadfast partner in her clients' journeys toward peace and happiness, all while being joined by her beloved animal therapist, Daisy the Chihuahua.