Kathryn Kemp Chociej is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to supporting children, adolescents, and adults in their therapeutic journeys. She approaches her clients with sensitivity to the effects of oppression on mental health and the quest for personal identity. Kathryn specializes in addressing issues such as LGBTQ+ challenges, traumatic experiences, family dynamics, depression, anxiety, and the development of shame resilience. Committed to affirming the experiences of trans* and gender queer clients, she fosters a therapeutic environment where gender dysphoria is understood through a lens of support rather than pathology. Her expertise extends to LGBTQ+ issues, trauma, and addiction, and she actively explores how rigid gender roles can affect individuals and their relationships. Kathryn's practice is rooted in empathy, non-judgment, and support, with a goal of empowering clients to achieve personal growth and fulfillment. She emphasizes the importance of a culturally sensitive approach, integrating modalities like Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and Trauma-Focused Therapy. Her special interests include being poly-aware, sex-positive, and kink affirmative, ensuring a safe and inclusive space for all clients.