Kelly Hughes

Kelly Hughes is a compassionate clinical social worker dedicated to guiding individuals through their challenging life transitions. With a focus on preteens, teens, and adults, she understands that change can be difficult, whether it’s a choice or a consequence of circumstances. Kelly has extensive experience helping clients navigate a variety of issues from typical developmental struggles to major life traumas. Utilizing a strengths-based approach, she employs effective modalities including Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Internal Family Systems to address concerns such as anxiety, depression, mood disorders, trauma, eating disorders, grief and loss, sexuality, and anger management. Her professional journey includes working in various higher levels of care, where she developed a specialization in eating disorders and trauma, empowering individuals to heal their relationship with food and body image. Kelly is committed to creating a therapeutic environment grounded in trust, openness, and acceptance. She believes that a strong therapist-client relationship is vital for progress. Together with her clients, Kelly explores personal values and collaborates to develop a fulfilling life that aligns with those values and passions.