Kelcie Cooke

Kelcie Cooke, a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, offers therapy grounded in a trauma-informed and relational cultural perspective, emphasizing the importance of the therapist-client relationship. She adopts an authentic, mutual, and collaborative approach, guiding clients to explore the dynamics of their relationships and how these connections contribute to personal growth or lead to feelings of isolation and suffering. Kelcie believes that every individual is inherently whole and works to alleviate the emotional burdens that can make them feel incomplete or dispirited. Understanding that disconnection can be intensified by abuses of power in various relationships, she ensures that her clients are respected, informed, and engaged throughout the therapeutic process. With formal training in Internal Family Systems, she seeks to minimize power imbalances in therapy. Her expertise covers a range of vital areas including Post Traumatic Stress, challenges faced by the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer or Questioning community, gender identity development, recovery from domestic violence and sexual assault, and strategies for managing anxiety, depression, life transitions, and stress through mindfulness.