Kelli Collins

I became a therapist because I believe everyone deserves to live a full, authentic life. My training is in marriage and family therapy, which shapes how I think about people. I see you as someone in relationship: with your family, your partner, your work, your community, your history. All of that context matters, and it's all fair game in our work together. I'm genuinely curious about your experiences and what they mean to you, and I think there's real value in taking time to clearly understand the problems before we jump into the solutions. My goal is to help you make sense of where you've been so you can make clearer decisions about where you're going.