Kellie Currin, a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist with a MA and LMFT credential, believes that therapy is a sacred space for self-discovery. In her practice, she uncovers unique strengths and teaches self-compassion, which is essential during life’s challenging seasons. Kellie serves as a steady and supportive presence for those feeling lonely, afraid, overwhelmed, or misunderstood, ensuring that they have a voice. Her therapeutic approach is rooted in systems and relational perspectives, allowing her to explore clients’ life histories and relationships while evaluating their impact on current functioning. Employing mindfulness skills and Brainspotting, Kellie emphasizes coping strategies and functionality improvement. Her passion for self-compassion is evident throughout her sessions; she encourages clients to embrace their common humanity rather than compare themselves to others. With a compassionate lens, she helps individuals navigate issues such as social anxiety, low self-esteem, boundary setting, poor coping skills, assertiveness, and personal identity, welcoming teens, adults, and elders to her practice.